Welcome to 89 Green Street, a single-family home in the desirable Greenwood neighborhood, with significant updates and room to grow inside and out. Warm wood floors run from the living room into the dining room, where a bay window and sliders to the back deck fill the space with light. The open layout features a remodeled kitchen, with white cabinetry, stone countertops, tile floors, and a breakfast bar, along with stainless appliances including a new dishwasher and induction stove. A full bath with wainscoting sits just off the kitchen. Upstairs are three bedrooms, including a primary with a bay window, plus a second full bath with a ceramic tub/shower surround and a stackable washer/dryer. Outside, the fully fenced yard offers varied terrain: a deck, a grassy area, a cement patio, and new garden beds, rising to a more natural area at the back of the lot. A detached double garage provides storage or workshop space. The front gate and fencing are new, and perennials and bulbs have been planted in the front and side beds, the back rock garden, and around the house. The roof was fully replaced in 2026, along with a new direct-vent hot water heater. Basement work includes new Lally columns, a poured concrete floor, and an upgraded door with a keypad lock. Other recent updates include replacement attic windows, fresh paint in the dining room, primary bedroom, and first-floor bath, and custom drawers under the stairs. All of this is less than half a mile from the shops and eateries along Main Street and the Greenwood Commuter Rail station, with trains reaching Boston in under 30 minutes. Many parks, playgrounds, and recreational areas, as well as downtown Wakefield and Lake Quannapowitt, are easily accessible. The town’s schools are a draw as well: according to a recent Boston Globe report, Wakefield Public Schools are known for long-tenured teachers, steady leadership, and a consistent curriculum. Great location, a solid house, and the big-ticket work already done—all that’s left is to make it yours.