There are so many things to love about this home on Oak Hill Road, starting with its story. Built in 1957, this mid-century modern rancher has had just one owner. They raised their family here and stayed on into their retirement years, enjoying the convenience and space of one-level living. That kind of history says a lot about a house, and even more about a neighborhood. And what a neighborhood it is! Mature trees, acre-plus lots, and that wonderful feel of a neighborhood of yesteryear, yet this mid-century rancher sits on a flat, level acre in a neighborhood that boasts expansive homes and stunning renovations. So close to Route 200 and Georgia Avenue and just minutes to Olney. Step inside and you'll find a true mid-century open-concept layout centered on a gorgeous feature brick fireplace. The entire interior has been freshly painted, including walls, ceilings, and trim. Original oak floors run throughout, and the classic details are still here: the front door with its stacked glass lites, crown molding, and a curved kitchen peninsula with a wall oven set right into the brick. The main level offers about 1,700 square feet with 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths, including a renovated owner's bath (2012). Below, an unfinished lower level of about 850 square feet has been sealed with Drylok masonry paint, made especially for unfinished lower levels, and is ready for storage, a workshop, or future finished space. Up top, a full attic offers even more storage. The big things have been taken care of: roof (2014), Thompson Creek windows (@10-15 years old), and a new hot water heater (2025). Then there's the lot. A full acre that's flat, level, and ripe for an expansion or a build-up (buyer to verify with Montgomery County). There's also a public water tap near the street for buyers who'd like the convenience of connecting to public water. Love it as it is, or make it your own. Either way, opportunities like this don't come along often. Come see it for yourself. This one is special.