Fuller Ave & Escott St Area

Early evening, when the sidewalks fill up and you can grab dinner steps from your door—that's when this stretch shows what it's got. The bones here are solid: three-bedroom ranches with updated kitchens, corner lots with fenced yards, newer roofs and siding on homes that move fast. You're walking distance to a grocery store (five minutes), a coffee shop (four), and a transit stop, which means car dependency isn't the default—it's optional. Restaurants cluster thick (19 within a mile), and the community pool sits right there adjacent, so summer doesn't require a drive. Recent sales lean toward move-in-ready, which tells you the market rewards homes in working order rather than projects. The neighborhood itself is compact enough to feel connected but spread across 338 acres, so you get breathing room without isolation. Seven parks within a mile and the commercial backbone nearby means convenience isn't hypothetical—it's just there.