3111 Castlebrook Ave Hilliard, OH 43026
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About this home
Situated in a quiet Cross Creek neighborhood, this beautifully landscaped home has a front yard that is full of mature trees, boxwoods, and a rose bush, providing an inviting entrance to this meticulously maintained Hilliard residence. The entire yard has a built-in irrigation system. Entry is through a solid 7-panel wood door with a decorative lead-glass insert. The interior highlights quality craftsmanship and enduring style. The open-rail custom staircase composed entirely of natural wood serves as a notable architectural element, establishing the home's inviting, rustic-modern aesthetic. Inside, the property features a wood-burning fireplace with a gas starter, complemented by an oak mantel framed with 3 cm Brazilian granite. The kitchen includes 3cm Giallo Veneziano granite also Brazilian, a wood chopping-block counter and back splash by the stove, a contrasting Absolute Black 3 cm granite island from Africa and natural wood cabinetry and trim throughout, displaying both durability and elegance. An open layout connects the kitchen, dining, and living spaces for enhanced functionality during gatherings or everyday routines. Oak tones extend across, linking doors, trim, flooring, and accents, contributing to a cohesive and welcoming ambiance. The upper-level bedrooms are generously sized, accented by natural wood elements, and the bathroom maintains traditional styling. The lower-level recreation room adds valuable living space and includes a full bath for convenience. The deck overlooks a fully fenced backyard with mature trees, suitable for relaxation or entertaining. Combining solid construction, thoughtful finishes, and quality granite details, this home exemplifies care, comfort, and exceptional standards in every aspect. Included: Whole House Generac Generator, Microwave, Stove, Dishwasher, Washer/Dryer, All Wood Blinds on Entry Level. See A2A for additional items included.
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