Paid-Off Solar + Battery Backup: The home’s solar energy system is fully paid off and includes a Generac PWRcell battery backup, providing stored energy for added flexibility and peace of mind during power outages.
By Jason Veenstra, REALTOR® | Veenstra Team brokered by eXp Realty
At 27420 Birmingham Court, everyday comfort is built around more than a smart ranch layout. This JUST LISTED home pairs a fully paid-for solar system with Generac battery backup, giving the next owner an energy-conscious feature package that is already part of the property rather than another project waiting on the list.
Picture a typical Paw Paw day here: morning light across the hardwood floors, groceries landing on the kitchen island, and an evening meal outside beneath the powered SunSetter awning. The energy systems work quietly in the background while the main-floor primary suite, laundry, fenced yard, and daylight basement support the routines that fill the house.
Why the solar and battery combination stands out
Solar panels and battery storage solve different parts of the same ownership question. The panels are designed to generate electricity when conditions allow. The Generac battery system adds stored-energy capability. Together, they can help an owner think about household energy use with more flexibility than solar alone.
Because the solar system is fully paid for, a buyer can evaluate it as an included feature instead of assuming there is a separate solar lease or loan to take over. Utility costs and backup performance still depend on usage, weather, equipment condition, and utility policies, so Jason can help you gather the documents and questions needed for proper due diligence.
Beyond the paid-off solar and Generac battery backup, 27420 Birmingham Court offers the everyday comforts of a spacious Paw Paw ranch—including main-floor living, a large fenced yard, and room to enjoy life both inside and out.
A ranch that keeps daily life connected
The home offers three bedrooms, three bathrooms, and approximately 2,302 square feet of finished living area, including finished space in the daylight basement. On the main floor, the kitchen’s center island, pantry, and snack bar create a natural handoff between cooking, conversation, and the living area. Hardwood flooring and natural light help the shared spaces feel warm rather than overly formal.
The main-floor primary suite and main-floor laundry reduce the need to move between levels for the essentials. The daylight lower level adds useful room for guests, hobbies, work, or recreation without making the upper floor carry every part of life.
Outdoor space for real routines
The .70-acre setting gives the house breathing room. A large fenced yard can make it easier to create defined areas for play, pets, gardening, or an open stretch of lawn. The 15-by-11 storage shed gives outdoor tools and seasonal equipment a home of their own, helping keep the two-car garage available for vehicles and everyday storage.
On the deck, the powered retractable awning changes how the space can be used. Instead of deciding whether the sun is too strong, you can create shade at the push of a button, then open the deck back up when you want the sky overhead. It is a small convenience that can turn an outdoor area into a more dependable extension of the house.
Property snapshot
Status: Just Listed
Price: $359,914
Bedrooms/Bathrooms: 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms
Living area: Approximately 2,302 finished square feet
Lot: Approximately .70 acre with a fenced yard
Parking: Attached two-car garage
Notable features: Paid-off solar, Generac battery backup, daylight basement, main-floor primary suite and laundry, SunSetter awning, and storage shed
How Jason helps you evaluate the feature—not just admire it
Energy equipment deserves the same disciplined review as the roof, well, septic system, and other major property components. Jason can help you identify the right documents to request, understand what is included in the sale, coordinate inspections, and frame questions about warranties, monitoring, equipment age, and utility history. That guidance helps turn an appealing headline into a more informed buying decision.
Questions buyers may ask
Does paid-off solar mean there is no separate solar payment?
The listing describes the solar system as fully paid for. Buyers should still confirm ownership and review the available documentation as part of due diligence.
Will the Generac battery power the entire house during an outage?
Backup capacity depends on the equipment configuration, battery charge, and household demand. An inspection and system documentation can clarify how this installation is designed to operate.
Is the home available for showings now?
Yes, the home is available for showings now. Use the live listing or contact the Veenstra Team for the latest showing availability.
What should I do if I want to tour the property?
Start with the live listing, then schedule a brief conversation so the team can confirm your timing, financing or proof-of-funds position, and the best next step for a private tour.
Take the next step
If you can picture your routines here, let’s move from curiosity to a clear plan. Call or text the Veenstra Team at 269-350-5514, or choose a time below to speak with Cindi about the property and the buying process.
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Listing information is based on FlexMLS data reviewed September 17, 2026, and is subject to change. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Buyers should independently verify measurements, systems, association details, availability, and all facts material to their purchase.
