4900 Pickerington Rd Carroll, OH 43112
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Welcome to your private sanctuary, a beautifully maintained property nestled on 4.27 acres of serene, tree-studded land in Bloom Carroll School District. This unique property features a mother in law quarters offering endless possibilities for multigenerational living or a guest house. The main residence is thoughtfully designed with comfort and style in mind, showcasing spacious living areas, first floor laundry, abundant natural light, and breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. Just steps away is a perfect mother-in-law quarters, fully equipped and move-in ready with its own living room, bedroom, full kitchen, and laundry room. The property is surrounded by mature, majestic trees providing natural shade, beauty, and ultimate privacy. Whether you're sipping coffee on the screened in back porch, hosting gatherings, or enjoying the peaceful sounds of nature, this estate offers a tranquil escape from the everyday. Additional features include a whole-house generator, ensuring comfort and security during any weather, and plenty of space to expand, garden, or even add a pool or workshop. A rare blend of functionality, elegance, and opportunity — this is more than a home; it's a lifestyle. Whole house generator works on both main home and mother in law quarters. Full basement that runs length of home. Two fireplaces with 3rd in MIL quarters. Main home is gas heat, mother in law quarters is electric heat. Agents please read A2A remarks.
Source: COLUMBUSOH #225036448
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