16 Cherokee Dr. Most homes this age get a fresh coat of paint and a new listing photo. This one was redone the right way, from start to finish. 16 Cherokee Drive is a 1940's home in the Indian Pines plan of Robinson Township that has been completely redone. The owner is a union carpenter, and it shows. Nothing was rushed and no corners were cut. When a tradesman restores his own house, he builds it the way he would want to live in it. You get 2, 080 square feet of living space with four bedrooms, two and a half baths. Central heat and central air keep it comfortable all year, and there is a fireplace for the cold months. Downstairs, a 12x12 kids play area gives the children a place of their own, so the toys stay out of the main living space. The mechanicals are what set this house apart. A whole house generator keeps the lights, heat, and refrigerator running when the power goes out. Instant hot water means no more waiting for a tank to heat up and no running out on a busy morning. These are upgrades that most buyers of a 1940's home end up paying for themselves. Outside, there is a two car garage, an above-ground pool, and an outdoor patio, so summer cookouts and pool days are built into the property. The house sits on a little over 1/3 of an acre, with room for a yard, a garden, a fire pit, or a place for kids and dogs to run. It is in the Montour School District. A buyer can move in and spend the first year enjoying the house instead of fixing it. Come see the quality for yourself at the open house this Sunday, 11/15. Ask about the work that was done, look at the details, and compare it to anything else on the market. A house finished by a tradesman who took pride in every step gives the next owner confidence for years.