James Bailey

Should we really let bygones be bygones? Because sometimes, they aren't really gone. They're waiting--beautifully preserved, lovingly updated, and ready to be lived in again.112 Furlong Road is more than a home--it's a chance to reclaim a slower, richer way of living. Set on over six-tenths of an acre at the edge of Summerville's historic district, this timeless brick ranch delivers the kind of

Spacious and gracious. Traditional styling with but with an open flow. Tucked into Summerville's Seventh Wonder: The Ponds. Enter into formal(ish) space now used as an office (but could be formal dining) and flow right past into wide open great room and kitchen with large screened porch beyond. Kitchen is a gourmet space with large island, modern appliances and convenient ''coffee nook''.