38 W 8th St Newton Falls, OH 44444
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About this home
This Colonial in Newton Falls is a must-see. Step inside from the inviting front porch into the welcoming foyer, where a large window, two closets, and a full bathroom set the tone. From here, you can enter the spacious living room through one of two glass-paneled doors. This room features a beautiful brick fireplace, currently set up for gas but easily convertible back to wood burning, an original built-in wooden bench, and elegant French doors that open to the dining room. The dining room flows into a large covered side porch, perfect for family gatherings or quiet evenings outside. The kitchen comes equipped with appliances, ample cabinet space, and convenient access to a side entrance for quick grocery drop-offs and easy access to the garage. Upstairs, you’ll find three well-appointed bedrooms, all with closets, along with a full bathroom and a large hallway closet for additional storage. The full basement offers plenty of space for storage, two laundry room options with both gas and electric hookups, updated mechanicals, and a newly upgraded electrical panel in 2024. The basement has also been previously waterproofed, giving you peace of mind. Outside, the property includes a garden shed, a two-car detached garage with electricity and an automatic opener, and a partially fenced yard perfect for pets. There is still plenty of open space for kids to play or evenings around the firepit. Other highlights include soaring 10-foot ceilings, original hardwood floors and trim throughout and abundant natural light from the many windows. The location is just as special. You are only steps from the river, a few blocks from a neighborhood park, less than half a mile from Newton Falls Waterfall and historic downtown, and about a mile from the Community Center, basketball courts, and baseball fields. Set in a quiet, friendly neighborhood, this home perfectly blends character with modern updates. Don’t miss this amazing opportunity and schedule your private showing today!
Source: MLSNOW #5154188
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