Wake up to birdsong and lilacs at the end of a quiet dead-end street, where the only traffic is your own. Mornings start in the sunroom, coffee in hand, with the door open onto a backyard that runs deeper than you expect. By mid-morning you are out in the raised beds pulling squash and cucumbers, or collecting eggs from the coop, or simply walking the lawn with bare feet because there is no one behind you or beside you to see. Inside, the main floor keeps things easy. An open living and kitchen space where whoever is cooking stays part of the conversation, warm wood cabinetry, hardwood underfoot, and two bedrooms with a full bath just down the hall. Downstairs is where this property gets interesting. Two more bedrooms, a second full bath, a kitchenette, its own laundry, and generous storage, all of it brighter than you would expect below grade. Because the stairs come off the sunroom, the lower level comes and goes on its own, without anyone tracking through the main floor. That kind of separation is what makes a full house feel comfortable instead of crowded. A parent close by with their own space and their own door. An adult kid saving for their first place. Guests who stay a little longer than planned. Everyone gets their own corner, and everyone still shows up at the same table for dinner. Evenings belong outside. The covered gazebo for shade, the deck for a long dinner with friends, and the fire pit out back for the part of the night when nobody wants to go home yet. The Trent River and everything the village of Hastings offers are minutes away, but from your own yard you would never guess it. Homes set up for two generations under one roof are hard to find, and harder still on a private lot like this. If your family needs the space, book your showing before someone else does.