125 S Miami St West Milton, OH 45383
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NOTE!!! Two brand Carrier new high efficiency HVAC units were installed just for you and your year round comfort! This Victorian charmer is an artful blend of it's true character melded with the modern conveniences that you expect. From the cut stone steps, to the beveled glass in the front door, you are escorted into the formal parlor. The pocket doors escort you into the living room with gleaming hardwood flooring. The dining room is accented with a coffered ceiling and built in cabinetry with French doors to the deck. The modern kitchen offers ample counterspace to prep for your largest gatherings with ease. Don't miss the dog wash station (No dog? It's a great mop sink!) which will make bath time a breeze. Up the open staircase, you will discover large comfortable bedrooms, each complete with an oversized closet for the era ~ they are even large by today's standards! The bathrooms are quite luxurious for your relaxation time; downstairs you will enjoy the walk in tub complimented by heated flooring and ceiling heat on timers. Upstairs the spa like bathroom offers a jetted soaking tub for when it's time to unwind. The HVAC systems are zoned for each level to enhance your comfort and energy efficiency The partial basement, complete with secondary outside entry, offers plenty of storage space; the HVAC for the first floor is located there. Still hoping for even more space? There is a walk up attic to use as you wish; you will find the second HVAC system there. Outdoors, you'll enjoy the lush landscaping highlighted by a deck, a paver patio (wired for your hot tub!), a garden swing, shed, and raised garden. The historic carriage house (garage) is electrified and features a loft for extra storage. Please be sure to review the separate list of Features that detail the numerous special touches and incredible care this property has received to make it ready for you to enjoy. The attention to detail and the extras are sure to impress even the most insightful visitor.
Source: DAYTON #936320
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