436 Georgia Ave Elyria, OH 44035
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About this home
Updated and spacious! Nestled in the University/Eastern Heights area, you'll appreciate this recently refreshed 4 BEDROOM 2.5 bath colonial boating OVER 2,100 SQ ft PLUS. a partially finished basement! Foyer entry with an attractive staircase and newer flooring. Expanded newly updated kitchen (counters/flooring/cabinets backsplash and appliances). Kitchen also has a farmhouse apron style sink! SO MUCH storage space between the cupboards and the double pantry feature! Spacious family room with a brick fireplace complete with built ins and triple window overlooking the backyard for added natural lighting! Dining room. Spacious living room away from the main area would make for a great den/library/office or with some creativity a potential first floor bedroom). Upstairs you'll find wood flooring and FOUR bedrooms and TWO full baths. HUGE Primary suite is loaded with natural lighting with windows on three sides! Primary bedroom also has a nice sized closet and a private updated bathroom with a custom tiled shower and newer vanity. Bathroom 2 is also updated with custom tile accents. Basement is partially finished and offers additional storage space. Furnace and central air are APROX. 5 years old*. For the outdoors there's a covered front porch and an enclosed rear porch. There's also a spacious backyard with a dogrun or enclosed play area. Nicely updated and designed with a nice floorplan. Just blocks away from the community rec center/pool/playground and walking paths!
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