Some renovations sand away everything that made a home worth saving. This one didn't. Situated in one of Reno's most beloved neighborhoods — Old Southwest — this completely reimagined residence strikes the balance that's hardest to find: warm and modern, polished and livable. The kitchen was designed to be used. Open to the living room, it keeps you connected whether you are cooking for two or hosting a dinner worth remembering. The living space gives you both — a formal area for the moments that call for it, and a relaxed corner for the evenings that do not. And when the weather cooperates (and in Northern Nevada, it usually does), the balcony is where it all comes together. Overlooking Lakeridge Golf Course, there is room to dine, room to sit back, and an uninterrupted view of the fairway that shifts with every season. Two bedrooms, each well considered. A designated office or den in the primary suite — the kind of private space that makes working from home feel like a choice, not a compromise. Every finish throughout the home reflects care: the warmth of well-chosen materials, the thoughtfulness in all of the selected details. Old Southwest isn't just an address — it is established trees, walkable streets, and a neighborhood with a sense of place that newer developments spend years trying to manufacture. This home sits at the center of all of it, with golf course views that remind you why you chose Reno in the first place.