2601 Hague Rd Orwell, OH 44076
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About this home
Welcome to this sprawling ranch with tons of space, comfort, and country charm! This home offers room for a large or growing family, featuring 6 total bedrooms — 3 on the main level and 3 more in the fully finished basement — along with 3 full bathrooms (2 upstairs and 1 downstairs)! Step inside to find new Pergo flooring throughout the living room, bedroom, and master suite. The inviting living room boasts a nice wood-burning fireplace, while the formal dining room and eat-in kitchen make entertaining a breeze. The laundry room is conveniently located right off the kitchen, and all appliances stay — including the washer, dryer, basement refrigerator, and gazebo refrigerator! The spacious master suite features double doors leading to the master bathroom and a sliding exterior door that opens to the backyard. The forced electric air heat system (new within the past year) and electric baseboard heat (individually zoned), and a pellet stove with fan ensure warm and cozy comfort in the colder months! The finished basement offers tons of additional living space, perfect for guests, hobbies, or a rec room. Outside, enjoy 1 acre of property with a farm-fenced in backyard, fire pit, and dog ramp off the deck for your furry friends. The incredible 15x18 gazebo with bar area features rope lights, solar lighting, a ceiling fan, water feature, and full patio setup — all included! The oversized 24x24 garage with a 7’ door provides plenty of space for vehicles and storage. Additional updates per the seller include a new sump pump, well filtration system, and new septic aeration pump (1 year ago). This home truly offers it all — space, functionality, and modern comfort in a peaceful setting. Don’t miss your opportunity to make this one-of-a-kind property your forever home!
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