17930 Rosecliff Rd Cleveland, OH 44119
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Extraordinary four-bedroom Craftsmen on a quiet Lake Erie street in Cleveland's vibrant North Collinwood community. Exceptional workmanship throughout, with original hardwood floors, artful leaded windows, gorgeous built-ins, period fixtures and hardware. Tall ceilings and abundant natural light. The first floor features and oversized living room with a focal point fireplace opening up to a large, elegant formal dining room perfect for hosting large gatherings. French doors open to an intimate sitting room or den - the perfect spot to enjoy a good book. The classic, bright and open kitchen provides for more functional movement than you typically find in a home of this era, with a charming breakfast nook, plenty of workspace and storage, and a pantry area leading out to the back door. A conveniently located half bath with its beautiful original tiled floor is found between the kitchen and living room. A wide staircase leads you up to the second floor, where you'll find a primary bedroom with deep walk-in closets on each side of the room. Down the hall and you'll find three more amply sized bedrooms, all with adequate storage. The back bedroom features a private covered outdoor balcony overlooking the backyard. You'll also find the archetypal 1920's full bathroom, replete with subway tile and a substantial pedestal sink. The finished basement area boasts a second fireplace, hardwood floors, built-in shelving, and a small kitchenette area. The mechanical area features laundry, an oversized utility sink, and another full bath. Finished attic for extra storage or play space. Private, shaded, and fenced backyard. Steps down the street you'll find a peaceful lakefront park with seating, pavilion, and playground. Easy access to Lake Erie, parks, shopping and entertainment, hospitals, and the highway. New boiler 2022. New hot water tank 2021.
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