This three-bedroom, two-bath Grass Valley home sits quietly back from the street on a generous quarter-acre lot, close enough to downtown to walk for coffee, but far enough back from the street that you actually exhale when you pull in. Fresh exterior paint, new flooring, and an updated kitchen mean the work is already done you arrive and you live. What makes this home worth a closer look is how it's been used. The lower-level functions as a self-contained studio with its own entrance, and the owner has run it that way for years an Emporia energy monitor already installed to track utilities separately. It isn't a permitted ADU, but the bones, the layout, and the NC Flex / Grass Valley City zoning make a Junior ADU conversion a realistic next step for someone who wants to offset their mortgage the right way. Owned solar paid in full through escrow means the energy bills are already working in your favor. Outside: a two-car carport with attached storage and workshop space, room for a real garden, and a large attic with exterior access all open the door to future expansion when you're ready. The shared driveway is easy, and the commute access is as good as it gets in this part of town.