What if your home helped pay for itself? Set on just under an acre at the edge of Smiths Falls, this property is two fully separate living spaces under one roof, and depending on who you are, that is a different kind of win. If you are bringing family closer, parents or adult kids get their own front door, their own kitchen, their own space. Close enough to share a meal, separate enough that everyone keeps their independence. This is the layout multi-generational families look for and rarely find. If you are buying your first place, live in the main home and rent the suite. The self-contained one-bedroom suite has its own entrance, full kitchen, living room, bright bedroom, and 4-piece bath. It is genuinely move-in ready, not a basement afterthought, and in this market a suite like it can put real money against your monthly payment. And if life changes, the floor plan converts back to a single 3 plus bedroom home without a gut renovation. Three ways to live in one property, and you pick.The main residence offers two bedrooms, 1.5 baths, and a bright vaulted kitchen and dining area with skylights, a movable island, and generous cabinetry. A south-facing picture window floods the living room with light in every season. Both units share a stacked laundry and run on a central electric furnace, 2023, and A/C, 2021. The big-ticket work is done: shingles 2024, kitchen skylights 2022, siding and windows 2020, attic insulation and crawl-space spray foam 2021. The basement woodworking shop is ready for hobbies or storage, the attached double garage handles everyday life, and a 23 by 13 outbuilding at the back of the lot is a blank canvas for a workshop, studio, or future bunkie. A home that helps pay for itself, room for the whole family, or a flexible property with more upside than the house next door. This one gives you a choice most do not. Book your showing before someone else sees what this property can do.