2128 W 29th St Cleveland, OH 44113
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Historic 4-Bed, 2-Bath Colonial in Ohio City An exciting opportunity to own a home with character, thoughtful design, and modern upgrades in one of Cleveland’s most desirable neighborhoods. Built in 1880, this Colonial blends history with convenience across 1,740 square feet of living space. The first floor features soaring 9-foot ceilings, a newly remodeled kitchen with bold black cabinetry, butcher block counters, Samsung smart appliances, and a large island. A formal dining room with wainscoting and a built-in glassware nook flows into the living room, where custom shelving and a decorative fireplace highlight the home’s charm. Upstairs, three bedrooms include a converted walk-in closet with a custom copper system, while a fourth bedroom is conveniently located on the main floor. The property comes partially furnished with pieces such as a custom velvet Chesterfield sofa and includes central air, black stainless steel appliances, and a washer and dryer. Modern upgrades enhance everyday living, including a brand-new roof with solar panels (2023), a smart thermostat, and a full security system with motion detectors, door sensors, and outdoor cameras. Outdoor living is equally unique, with a pergola draped in rare Japanese wisteria creating a seasonal canopy of cascading blooms. A hydrangea wall with eleven plants will soon mature into an eight-foot border of white flowers, complemented by a stamped front porch, privacy fencing, and a private driveway. Located in the heart of Ohio City, you’ll be steps from the West Side Market, the script Cleveland sign, the Welcome to Cleveland mural, downtown sports and entertainment, restaurants, and nightlife. Important Details: Inspection report available upon request Priced to accommodate Home sold as-is A rare chance to step into Ohio City living with a home that offers historic charm, modern upgrades, and one-of-a-kind design features. Schedule your showing today!
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