Old Orchard Show Stopper! Classic Spitznaugle built brick home with tons of updates and extras. Newer roof, windows, furnace, air, & hot water tank. newly remodels kitchen with newer stainless appliances. Beautiful hardwood flooring in Liv, Din, Kitchen, Den, Dining room with built ins with lead glass. Newer glass blocks… Read More windows in basement. Lovely privacy fenced back yard with large patio & firepit & lots of newer concrete for extra parking. This home is loaded with charm & character and move in ready One of the finest homes in Old Orchard! Read Less
Courtesy of RE/MAX Preferred Associates, Marcia Rubini, 419-720-5600.
Listing Snapshot
Days Online
36
Last Updated
Property Type
SingleFamilyResidence
Beds
3
Full Baths
1
Partial Baths
1
Lot Size
0.17 Acres
Year Built
1937
MLS Number
6123230
Additional Details
Appliances & Equipment
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Basement
Basement YN: t
Building
Construction Materials: Brick, Living Area Source: PublicRecords, Rooms Total: 6
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