3995 Longhill Dr SE Warren, OH 44484
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Welcome to this beautifully updated 5-bedroom home, offering the perfect combination of space, comfort, and style. Located in a desirable neighborhood with Howland Schools and Warren Township taxes, this home has been meticulously cared for and thoughtfully upgraded to blend modern living with timeless appeal. From the moment you arrive, you'll be impressed by the curb appeal. A new concrete driveway, pristine landscaping, and a well-maintained exterior with vinyl siding and a 2012 roof set the tone for what’s inside. Step inside to an expansive layout, designed for both everyday living and entertaining. The main floor features a spacious kitchen with a breakfast area, and a seamless flow between the living, dining, and cozy family room. Relax in the sunlit sunroom, a perfect retreat for morning coffee or peaceful evenings. The main floor also includes a bedroom, ideal for an office or guest room. Downstairs, the full basement offers even more potential with two large rooms currently serving as a recreation space, plus a laundry area and full bathroom. Upstairs, you'll find three additional bedrooms, including a master suite with convenient bathroom access. The outdoor living space is a true highlight. Step out onto the newly laid concrete patio, leading to a gazebo and pool area with a custom gas fire pit and Pergola—perfect for evening gatherings or summer BBQs. The backyard offers privacy and beauty, making it ideal for play, relaxation, or entertaining. Recent updates include a newer furnace, A/C, garage door & opener, front door, 6-panel doors, and fresh paint throughout the first floor. Vinyl windows, updated insulation, and duct cleaning ensure energy efficiency and comfort all done between 2012 -2013 This home is more than just a property—it’s a place to create lasting memories.
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