Fourth Street Home

Fourth Street Home sits on a quiet private paved road with about half an acre of level, open land, and there's a simple gravel driveway with space for a garage plus extra parking for up to ten cars, and when you walk up, you'll notice a Cape Cod style house built in 1954 from asbestos and wood, with a steady metal shingle roof and a yard where kids can play and where some might like to do a bit of gardening or landscaping. The place uses public water and sewer and has electric circuit breakers for the utilities, and it's heated by forced air but there's no cooling system at all, so Summers can feel warm. The basement is unfinished but offers a walk-out to the backyard and has interior and crawl space access, which helps with storage or maybe future projects, and up above you have 1,627 square feet of finished space, with drywall and fresh paint throughout the bedrooms and main areas, and new flooring in the bedrooms makes those rooms look brighter. There are three bedrooms, with two large ones upstairs joined by a balcony that looks straight down to the kitchen, and there's one bathroom for everyone to share, and the main floor has a big kitchen next to the dining area, a living room, an office, and the main bedroom. The backyard feels safe and easy to access from the porch, and the lot sits near local schools, shopping, town conveniences, and even a golf course if folks are interested. Fourth Street Home focuses on caring for people who are experiencing homelessness, offering care and health services that include regular checkups, help with daily needs, and support with taking medicine, and they try to make it a warm, small, and comfortable place to live while helping with health, privacy, and getting people back on their feet. The property's had some price changes and sales in the past, and they keep working on repairs and improvements, like ongoing drywall and painting in the rooms, and the place feels linked to the neighborhood, with Mountain Valley Middle School only a short walk away for those who need it. There's no pool, and no air conditioning, but the home uses strong concrete for its foundation and has had some updates over the years, which makes it sturdy and secure. The setup inside stays simple, with a total of eight rooms, giving enough space for living and resting, and the location in Oxford County puts it close to what you might need day-to-day, while staying quiet and tucked away from busy streets.