3231 Vineyard St Springfield, OH 45503
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Sparkling Bi-Level in Northern Estates! Shining brightly this multi-level home has had an exterior improvement of fresh paint & trim accents to catch your attention! Relax on the front patio with morning coffee and evening conversations. This beautifully updated 4-bedroom, 2 full bath home is packed with upgrades and ready to impress. Including close distance to the reservoir for nature walking and more, this home comes with a lifestyle opportunity! Enjoy plenty of shopping and restaurants in the area. Close proximity to Kenton Ridge Campus/Northeastern Local School District. Northern Estates also offers the perfect walk-ability neighborhood. Step inside to discover upgraded hard surface and carpet flooring (2022), a bright living room, and an eat-in kitchen perfect for gatherings. The upper level features two spacious bedrooms and a fully renovated bath. Use the multilayered floorplan to suit your lifestyle needs. Extend the dining area from the kitchen to the front room, make a formal gathering spot upstairs. Easy access to the deck for grilling and chilling from the kitchen area. The lower level offers two additional bedrooms that can easily flex as a home office, rec room, or guest space—plus another full bath with a walk-in shower and a convenient laundry area. Good storage from room to room depending on your layout choices. Major capital improvements include a new hot water tank and garage door (2024), new windows with a lifetime transferable warranty (2023), and central air (2022). New service door from garage to backyard (2025). Front porch overhang roof (2025). All interior freshly painted (2025) Enjoy outdoor living on the deck overlooking a fully fenced backyard. The attached 2-car garage provides ample storage and convenience. Move-in ready and full of modern comfort—don't miss this one.
Source: COLUMBUSOH #225038383
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