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4052 Whitehall Dr. isn’t just a bigger house. It’s the kind of home families move into when life starts getting fuller, louder, and better. The kind where bikes end up scattered in the driveway, soccer balls live in the backyard, and summer nights stretch a little longer because nobody wants to go inside. Tucked against woods and common ground, the backyard feels private in a way that’s getting harder to find. Instead of staring into another row of houses, your kids are chasing fireflies, kicking a ball across open green space, building forts near the trees, and actually playing outside again. There’s room here for the family football game after Thanksgiving dinner, a giant Slip ’N Slide in July, or a fire pit with neighbors while the kids run until dark. And the oversized cedar deck? That’s where this house really comes alive. Morning coffee before the house wakes up. Birthday parties. Burgers on the grill while somebody’s playlist drifts through the backyard. Parents gathered around the table talking long after dinner while kids roast marshmallows nearby. It’s not just outdoor space — it’s the backdrop for the memories your family will talk about years from now. Inside, everything feels like the upgrade your growing family has been craving. More room to spread out. More room to breathe. More room for everybody to have their own space without losing the feeling of togetherness. Whether it’s movie nights in the family room, homework at the kitchen counter, sleepovers downstairs, or holiday chaos that somehow becomes your favorite memories, this home was built for real family life. And unlike so many homes in this price range, the big-ticket work is already DONE. The roof, siding, and gutters are just one year old. New flooring runs throughout the home. Fresh paint, updated lighting, fixtures, and faucets mean you’re not inheriting somebody else’s to-do list. You can move in, unpack, and immediately start living instead of spending every weekend at Home Depot. One of the most unique features is the dedicated side parking pad — perfect for a boat, camper, or travel trailer. This is the kind of house for a family that actually uses weekends. Saturdays at the lake. Camping trips. Last-minute road trips. Bikes loaded up and gone by sunrise. The extra space makes those adventures easy instead of complicated. The neighborhood itself feels like the kind of place people hope their kids grow up in. Walkable streets. Friendly neighbors who actually know each other. Halloween nights with fire pits glowing in driveways while kids run house to house. Annual garage sales that feel more like community events. Quick access to Mastodon State Historic Site’s walking trails and creek adventures when the kids need to burn energy. The Arnold Farmer’s Market, shopping, restaurants, library, and daily conveniences are all nearby without sacrificing the quieter feel of home. Families also love the highly regarded Fox C-6 School District, including Hodge Elementary and Antonia Middle School, known for smaller class sizes, caring teachers, strong after-school programs, and youth sports that help kids build friendships and confidence beyond the classroom. This is the kind of move-up home that changes how a family lives day to day. More freedom. More connection. More space for kids to simply be kids. And years from now, when your children talk about “the house they grew up in,” this feels like the kind of place they’ll remember.

4052 Whitehall Dr. isn’t just a bigger house. It’s the kind of home families move into when life starts getting fuller, louder, and better. The kind where bikes end up scattered in the driveway, soccer balls live in the backyard, and summer nights stretch a little longer because nobody wants to go inside. Tucked against woods and common ground, the backyard feels private in a way that’s getting harder to find. Instead of staring into another row of houses, your kids are chasing fireflies, kicking a ball across open green space, building forts near the trees, and actually playing outside again. There’s room here for the family football game after Thanksgiving dinner, a giant Slip ’N Slide in July, or a fire pit with neighbors while the kids run until dark. And the oversized cedar deck? That’s where this house really comes alive. Morning coffee before the house wakes up. Birthday parties. Burgers on the grill while somebody’s playlist drifts through the backyard. Parents gathered around the table talking long after dinner while kids roast marshmallows nearby. It’s not just outdoor space — it’s the backdrop for the memories your family will talk about years from now. Inside, everything feels like the upgrade your growing family has been craving. More room to spread out. More room to breathe. More room for everybody to have their own space without losing the feeling of togetherness. Whether it’s movie nights in the family room, homework at the kitchen counter, sleepovers downstairs, or holiday chaos that somehow becomes your favorite memories, this home was built for real family life. And unlike so many homes in this price range, the big-ticket work is already DONE. The roof, siding, and gutters are just one year old. New flooring runs throughout the home. Fresh paint, updated lighting, fixtures, and faucets mean you’re not inheriting somebody else’s to-do list. You can move in, unpack, and immediately start living instead of spending every weekend at Home Depot. One of the most unique features is the dedicated side parking pad — perfect for a boat, camper, or travel trailer. This is the kind of house for a family that actually uses weekends. Saturdays at the lake. Camping trips. Last-minute road trips. Bikes loaded up and gone by sunrise. The extra space makes those adventures easy instead of complicated. The neighborhood itself feels like the kind of place people hope their kids grow up in. Walkable streets. Friendly neighbors who actually know each other. Halloween nights with fire pits glowing in driveways while kids run house to house. Annual garage sales that feel more like community events. Quick access to Mastodon State Historic Site’s walking trails and creek adventures when the kids need to burn energy. The Arnold Farmer’s Market, shopping, restaurants, library, and daily conveniences are all nearby without sacrificing the quieter feel of home. Families also love the highly regarded Fox C-6 School District, including Hodge Elementary and Antonia Middle School, known for smaller class sizes, caring teachers, strong after-school programs, and youth sports that help kids build friendships and confidence beyond the classroom. This is the kind of move-up home that changes how a family lives day to day. More freedom. More connection. More space for kids to simply be kids. And years from now, when your children talk about “the house they grew up in,” this feels like the kind of place they’ll remember.