3161 Dayton Rd Springfield, OH 45506
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About this home
Adorable country home with character, charm, and thoughtful updates throughout. This well-maintained 3-bedroom property is the perfect blend of modern convenience and cozy comfort, situated on a spacious ½ acre lot in the highly sought-after Greenon School District. From the moment you arrive, you'll appreciate the inviting curb appeal and welcoming front porch that sets the tone for the rest of the home. Step inside to find an updated kitchen and bathroom, offering a move-in ready feel with fresh finishes. The layout is practical yet inviting, giving you plenty of options to arrange your living spaces to fit your lifestyle. Each of the three bedrooms provides comfort and flexibility, whether you need sleeping space, a home office, or a guest room. The full basement is a standout feature, offering excellent potential to nearly double your living space. Whether you envision a rec room, home gym, workshop, theatre room, or additional storage, the possibilities are endless. This bonus square footage ensures the home can adapt to your needs for years to come. Outside, the oversized 2.5-car garage provides ample space for vehicles, hobbies, tools, and storage. The half-acre lot gives you plenty of outdoor space to enjoy, whether you're gardening, entertaining, or simply relaxing in the quiet country setting. The location is another highlight. Nestled in a desirable rural area, this home offers the peace and privacy of country living while remaining convenient to schools, shopping, and commuting routes. Being in the Greenon School District adds to the appeal, making this a property you won't want to miss. This home truly has it all: charm, updates, space, and location. With its blend of modern touches, functional extras, and country comfort, it's ready for its next owner to move right in and make it their own. Don't miss this opportunity to enjoy quiet country living in a well-loved home!
Source: DAYTON #944278
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