Did someone say central air and a dip in Goodyear Lake? The best summer value has just arrived! Lovingly owned by the same family since it was built (by dad) in 1960, this mid-century split-level home offers five bedrooms, two separate living units, and the kind of care that’s hard to find these days. Whether you’re looking for multi-generational living, an income opportunity, or simply extra space for guests, this property delivers. Many of the major updates have been completed, including a new metal roof, upgraded electric service, Andersen windows, storm doors, water softener, and yes—central air. All blending with vintage character throughout. The upper level has three bedrooms, including a primary bedroom with half bath, plus a full hall bath. The kitchen is packed with beautiful hardwood cabinetry and floor-to-ceiling storage, offering plenty of room for gathering. The dining area flows into the living room with a stone fireplace, a wonderful feature for any upstate home. Hardwood floors add warmth and charm but stay cool all summer. Downstairs, you’ll find a second functional living space complete with its own kitchen (with funky vintage appliances that still work), a large living room with a second wood-burning fireplace, two additional bedrooms, laundry room and a full bath. Separate front and rear entrances provide privacy for occupants on either level. There are many closets and options for storage throughout. Outside, the pie-shaped lot offers room to garden, entertain or simply enjoy the outdoors. A privacy fence creates a secluded backyard retreat with mature pear trees, while the garage with electric provides room for 3 vehicles, tools, hobbies, and all your lake-day essentials. There’s a second garage, a shed and two paved driveways. A spacious deck off the dining area is ready for summer barbecues, morning coffee, and evening sunsets, complete with a retractable awning for added comfort. For added peace of mind, you'll find a back up generator as well! And then there’s the lake. Deeded access for residents to use multiple community lake access points, the closest one can host a boat! See? Now that you’ve found the house- you need a boat!