Set at the end of a cul-de-sac in Huntington Woods, a quiet wooded enclave in northwest Rochester, this four-bedroom, three and a half-bath, single-family home rests on a 3.28-acre wooded lot framed by mature oaks and a backyard alive with wildlife. The setting feels secluded and unhurried, yet Mayo Clinic, downtown, Highway 52, and the Douglas State Trail are all minutes away. Behind the updated siding and brick-and-stone exterior, more than 3,200 finished square feet unfold across three levels of natural light and warm oak woodwork. Vaulted ceilings rise above hardwood floors, while the center-island kitchen pairs granite counters with stainless steel appliances. A gas fireplace warms the main-level family room, and a covered deck with vaulted natural-wood ceiling extends the living space into the trees for slow mornings and long evenings. The primary suite is a retreat of its own, with a soaking tub, separate shower, and double vanity. Downstairs, a second family room with its own fireplace makes an easy space for movie nights and game days. Main-floor laundry, a bright sunroom, and a finished lower level round out a home built for easy living and entertaining. A heated, three-car, epoxy-finished garage and a separate detached garage answer storage and hobby needs, while forced-air gas heat, central air, an owned water softener, and a radon mitigation system quietly keep it all running. Recent upgrades, such as an impact-resistant roof, a new furnace and water heater, and a recently expanded concrete driveway provide long-term peace of mind. Full of character, and impossible to replicate, this is a one of one, the kind of home where nothing compares.