For the last two decades, Ray and Dann have adored their home that was "just right" in Redwood Heights. Slightly elevated from the street, it offers verdant views and a front-row seat to neighbors strolling by. Their kitchen, with its farm sink, honed stone countertops, 5-burner Bertazzoni range, under-cabinet lights, skylight, and wet bar with wine fridge, has been the heart of many culinary creations, which they carried out through the French doors to the level patio just beyond. Surrounded by mature plants and cedar fencing, the patio is a private retreat made for lingering, and it wraps around to a lower fenced section with raised garden beds. The living room, with corner windows and a fireplace clad in Wow Spanish tile, flows as one with the dining room and kitchen, an entertainer's dream, and these open living spaces are the heart of this home. Upstairs are two bedrooms, with a renovated bathroom featuring designer tiles from local favorite Art Tile (2026). Downstairs, a bathroom, bedroom, and bonus hangout space have made hosting out-of-town guests effortless, and a separate door to the lower level opens up possibilities for multigenerational living. At the front, a rustic open yard dotted with mature trees provides a blank canvas. Ray and Dann once thought about fencing it in and developing the area further, but left it a blank canvas for the next owner to customize. Set on a pie-shaped lot at the fork of the road, the property is anchored by a stunning oak tree, its exquisite structure like a living piece of art, offering shade over the patio below.