No rear neighbors. The last house on a dead-end street, backed by woods within a protected resource area — the view behind you is not going to change. Set on 1.4 acres at the very end of the road.Lower Level — the standout. A finished walk-out level with its own exterior entrance, a large family room with wet bar, a dedicated home office, full laundry, and a three-quarter bath. A genuinely separate space for extended family, an au pair, or working from home without sharing a floor with anyone.Main Level. Open-concept living and dining anchored by a granite kitchen with breakfast bar, stone counters and stainless gas appliances. Two bedrooms, a double-vanity full bath with granite, and a deck that steps down to the patio off the lower level — indoor-outdoor living on two levels.Second Floor. Two more bedrooms with ceiling fans, a full bath, and a bright climate-controlled den with built-in bookshelves along the wall, plus a large walk-in storage room off it.The expensive work is done. Furnace, air handler and central air serving the main and lower levels were all replaced in 2025, along with the gas water heater and the kitchen appliances. Hardwood floors throughout the first and second floors, recessed lighting, three-zone underground irrigation, two sheds, paved drive, municipal water and sewer.Burlington schools — Memorial Elementary, Marshall Simonds Middle, Burlington High — with quick access to Routes 128/95 and 3, Lahey, and the Middlesex Turnpike shopping corridor.Four bedrooms, three baths, and a location that cannot be replicated.