This Barton Park Townhome Was Built for the Way You Actually Live Not the version of life in the brochures — the real one. Sunday mornings with coffee on the deck before the neighborhood wakes up. A gas fireplace that turns a random Tuesday into an occasion. A kitchen that doesn't wall you off from the conversation happening in the next room. That's what this open-concept main level delivers: kitchen, dining, and living space flowing into each other, no awkward pass-throughs, no shouting between rooms. The fireplace anchors it all — the kind of detail that makes a house feel lived-in from day one. Two outdoor spaces, two different moods. The deck is where coffee happens and the grill comes out when the group shows up. The screened porch is where you disappear with a book and no mosquitoes. Upstairs, three bedrooms include a primary suite that stops pretending one closet is ever enough — you get two. The en-suite separates the shower and soaking tub, so "getting ready" for two people doesn't mean a traffic jam. Downstairs, the full daylight basement isn't a finished afterthought — it's a real fourth bedroom with its own full bath, plus space to spare for a media room, gym, or hangout zone. Guests, in-laws, or a teenager who wants their own floor: this is where that happens. With a 2-car garage and a layout that just makes sense, this one's easy to picture yourself in.