Two blocks north of the Dodgeville Elementary School, the quiet Powell Street neighborhood is nestled into a cornfield with towering evergreens beyond. Brick pillars frame the gabled facade of 416, a welcoming home at the end of the cul-de-sac. A floor-to-ceiling bookshelf defines the foyer, lending mid-century modern flair to this 1978 ranch home.

Wood-look flooring flows throughout the open, yet defined living spaces. Past the dining area, the sun room’s gas fireplace is flanked by large picture windows to echo the living room. This rear addition leads to the covered deck, affording serene country views in any summer weather.

A skylight illuminates the central kitchen, where sunshine bounces between crisp white cabinetry and stainless steel appliances, including Subzero refrigerator and Wolf stove.  Updated countertops feature a breakfast bar for casual dining. 

The main-floor laundry room features a utility sink and cabinetry. Adjacent hall bath with combo tub is central to three bedrooms, the primary featuring double closets.

The lower level adds 800 finished square feet, including a full bath and sunken office. While the home has grown with the demands of a modern lifestyle, original built-ins honor its roots with a nostalgic air. A shift from plush carpeting to wood-look flooring distinguishes two separate spaces in the versatile walk-out rec room. A cozy pellet stove anchors the home theater space, while the exposed half is fit for a pool table, home gym, or play room. Two spacious rooms for storage or hobbies lie at the end of the hall, in addition to the workshop at the rear of the attached 2-car garage.