$469,000
Craftsman architectural charm defines this stately stucco home, serving as a prominent local Yellow Springs landmark since 1930. The inviting exterior features brick and stone construction details, a covered front porch with classic columns, and a storm door protecting the original wood and stained-glass paneled front door. Sidewalks border the manicured lawn shaded by mature trees.
Warm wood-look laminate floors, classic trim, moldings, and wood-framed Pella windows run throughout the interior. The living room centers around a stately brick gas fireplace, while the dining room features a classic chandelier and french doors. The updated kitchen is equipped with quartz stone counters, a dishwasher, microwave, range, cooktop, and refrigerator. Bedrooms offer durable laminate flooring, large windows, and thick baseboards, while the bathrooms feature beadboard paneling, built-in cabinetry, wainscoting, a glass-enclosed shower, a classic tub and shower combination with tiled walls, and a double vanity with granite counters.
An upper-level loft with ensuite primary bedroom features vaulted ceilings, skylights, and carpeted flooring. A walk-out, unfinished block basement features concrete flooring, a washer, dryer, gas water heater, water softener, and gas forced air heating.
A spacious wooden deck extends from the exterior to connect the main home to a matching detached 2-bay garage. Built in 2019 by Gregor Construction, the garage includes a 22'x8' upstairs workroom, smooth concrete floors, & a 2nd fridge. A new concrete driveway leads to the garage, all within a yard enclosed by black metal fencing.
This property is situated on a corner lot in a Yellow Springs neighborhood near Antioch College, the Wellness Center, and Gaunt Park. Please note that the property includes 3 25'x150' parcels: PIDs F19-0001-0008-0-0021-00, -0022-00, and -0023-00. To see this landmark home in person, schedule a private showing today.
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Sam Eckenrode
201 W South College Street, Yellow Springs Vlg
Courtesy of Sam Eckenrode and Coldwell Banker Heritage
