Brown'S Addition To Edmore

Out here, you're a three-minute walk from Glen D. Curtis Memorial Park, which means the outdoor space wraps around the neighborhood rather than clustering at its edges. The platted lots lean toward corner positions and generous acreage—the kind that invite fenced yards, detached garages, and room to breathe—with three- and four-bedroom ranch homes dominating the listings, many updated within the last few years with new kitchens, windows, and mechanical systems that suggest people aren't just passing through. A restaurant sits about a ten-minute walk down the road, and four parks within a mile create the bones of a neighborhood where Edmore's downtown and Main Street feel close enough to reach on foot, while Woodbeck Lake pulls in at just over a mile away. The sales record here tells you something: homes move through as renovations with potential, first-time purchases, and small-family moves—the kind of place where a double corner lot and a partial basement read less as luxury and more as honest room to work with.