Light, space, and a three-level layout that actually works - this end-unit townhouse at Summer Ridge offers more than the price tag suggests. The heart of it is a bright, updated kitchen: crisp white cabinetry, dark stone-look counters, stainless appliances, and a wall of windows that pours sun across the floor all morning. It opens to a generous living and dining area anchored by a classic brick fireplace, with a slider framing the wooded hillside just beyond. Light wood-tone flooring runs through the main level, paired with white trim, six-panel doors, and updated fixtures - move-in ready, not a project. Upstairs, each of the two bedrooms has its own full bath. The primary runs nearly 15 feet, with room for a king bed and a reading corner. It is a rare setup at this price, and it solves real problems: roommates, guests, a home office that does not share a bathroom. At ground level, the attached garage opens directly into the unit, and a 15' x 13' utility room delivers the storage and workshop space most condos never have. As an end unit backed by woods, you get extra windows and extra quiet. The association fee covers water, sewer, trash, snow removal, grounds, roads, insurance, and professional management. Best of all is the setting: a leafy pocket at the edge of Plantsville village, with Southington's shops, the Farmington Canal Heritage Trail, and Routes 10 and I-84 all minutes away.