$489,900
Professionally landscaped Home in Tipp City school district and Deer Cliff Subdivision, this brick two-story Tudor offers over 3,000 square feet of living space with a walk-out finished basement and natural backyard privacy.
Arrive along the paver walkway and welcoming front porch, and step through the front door. The first floor is built for everyday living and easy entertaining, an office or formal dining room, a spacious living room, and an intimate family room with a wood-burning fireplace. The eat-in kitchen offers granite countertops, a coffee bar with wine cooler, stainless steel Premium Bosch appliances, and pantry.
Upstairs you’ll find four generously sized bedrooms, including one with double closets. The primary suite has room for a sitting area, and the primary bath offers a dual-sink vanity and a stunning glass-and-tile walk-in shower. Each bedroom features a window bench for the perfect reading nook. A surprise on this level is the large storage area or bonus Rec space, tucked off one of the bedrooms.
The finished walk-out basement adds living space and opens directly to the paver patio. Here you’ll find another family room, an additional room that works as a bedroom, home office, or guest suite, complete with its own full bathroom. A storage or workshop area rounds it out, perfect for hobbies or extra organization.
Outdoor living is where this home truly shines. The massive two-level deck is made for entertaining while overlooking the private, wooded backyard. Take the stairs down to a paver patio just off the walk-out basement, and enjoy the stone-terraced walkway from the driveway. Tucked beneath the deck is dry storage for yard tools and patio furniture.
Recent updates and turnkey features: In 2026, a water heater and garage door. HVAC 2025, Andersen windows and roof (2022) with a transferable warranty.
Additionally, located near the community park on Virginia Dr., offering a playground, tennis court, and Green Space.
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Steve Ryan
7735 N Winding Way, Tipp City
Courtesy of Steve Ryan and Coldwell Banker Heritage
