Theres a reason brick ranches from the 1950s are still standing all over the Midwest. They were built by people who wanted longevity. 403 E 9th is that house. Brick exterior, single story, 1952 bones with a kitchen and baths that have been brought into the current century. The main floor runs nearly 1,500 square feet, all on one level. The living room is generous, the kind of room that earns the name. The kitchen has been updated and opens to the dining room, and three bedrooms and a full bath fill out the rest of the main floor. Everything you need without ever touching a staircase. Then theres the basement, and this is where the house gets interesting. A finished family room stretches across the lower level, big enough that you stop thinking of it as a basement and start thinking of it as the place everyone actually hangs out. Three-quarter bath down there, laundry, and room to spare. Between the main floor and the finished lower level, youre looking at over 2,300 square feet of livable space. The patio out back is where summer evenings end up. Concrete drive, one-car garage with an opener off the alley. City water, city sewer, gas forced air heat, central air. All appliances stay, including washer and dryer. This property is currently operating as a short term rental with a strong earning history. The layout works. Multiple bedrooms on the main floor, a full living space in the basement, two bathrooms, and a kitchen thats already been updated. Its turnkey, its producing, and the furniture is negotiable. The house is ready to show.