Coming Soon in the Banana Belt, that warm pocket of San Luis Obispo tucked off Johnson Avenue where the fog tends to lift first. This single level 1963 home sits at the end of Cecelia Court, a quiet cul de sac with Terrace Hill rising just beyond the rooftops. Sinsheimer Park is right around the corner, which around here means summer evenings at the stadium watching the SLO Blues, laps at the swim center, tennis courts and ball fields, and a playground going most of the year. French Hospital is a short way up Johnson Avenue, Cal Poly is an easy drive across town, and downtown and the Thursday night farmers market are minutes away. Inside are 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, with the primary bedroom and bath set apart from the other rooms so there is real separation under one roof. The floor plan is easy to live in and easy to imagine differently, with good bones and honest 1960s character throughout. Outside, a level yard and established landscaping leave room for raised beds, a workshop, or an ADU and junior ADU to explore with the city. Keep an eye out for the status change, this one is worth seeing in person.