Supplements: The floor plan is built for flexibility. The main level opens into a single light-filled gathering space where kitchen, dining, and living flow together with the bay as a continuous backdrop. Two large primary en-suites and a dedicated guest wing make the home equally well suited to multi-generational living, long-term hosting, or rental income. I ... (Read more) The floor plan is built for flexibility. The main level opens into a single light-filled gathering space where kitchen, dining, and living flow together with the bay as a continuous backdrop. Two large primary en-suites and a dedicated guest wing make the home equally well suited to multi-generational living, long-term hosting, or rental income. Inside, the home has been quietly transformed. New lighting runs throughout, with contemporary sconces and flush mounts that lift the bedrooms and brighten every room. Interiors have been freshly painted in a calmer, lighter palette, carpet refreshed, with bedding and finishes updated to feel more current without sacrificing the home's original warmth. A decorative working electric fireplace anchors every bedroom, adding a layer of quiet evening light when desired. Sitting on 1.09 manicured acres in a residential-only neighborhood, the property feels private and serene yet remains entirely in town, with shops, schools, and the harbor minutes away. The grounds include a fire pit, picnic area, and playground, and the south-facing deck connects the interior seamlessly to the bay beyond. Newly installed natural gas heats the two-car garage. Heated floors warm every bathroom -- quality construction by Beachy, a name that in Homer signals a home built to last. Five bedrooms, four bathrooms, 3,963 square feet, 1.09 acres, built 1983. Meticulously maintained, thoughtfully refreshed, and newly priced at $894,000