6880 Birchbark Ave NE Canton, OH 44721
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This beautiful Colonial home is tucked away in the desirable neighborhood of Wellington Woods. Offering over 3,700 sq. ft. of bright, spacious living space with a modern color palette. An inviting foyer leads to the family room (left) and a formal dining room (right). The eat-in kitchen has an island with a breakfast bar, stainless steel appliances, a tile backsplash, a pantry, cabinets galore, and a dining area with sliding glass doors to the second-story deck. The great room features a beautiful gas fireplace with an oversized mantel and French doors connecting it to the family room for an expanded space. The windows overlooking the yard bring an abundance of natural light into the great room. Adjacent to the kitchen is a first-floor bedroom and a half bath ideal for a guest quarters. Four bedrooms & two full baths, including the master suite and an extra-large bedroom above the garage, are on the upper level. The grand master suite has vaulted ceilings, a walk-in closet, and a private bath with a jetted tub, a double vanity, and a walk-in shower. The partially finished walk-out basement includes a rec room/ play area, a cozy den area with a black brick accent wall, a full bath with a walk-in shower, a bonus partially finished room, sliding glass doors to the patio, and ample storage space. Completing the package is the attached 4-car garage. Recent Updates Include Garage painted, New flooring installed in kitchen, 1/2 bath on first floor, dining room, and upstairs bathroom, Paint throughout the house, All new light fixtures throughout the house, Landscaping and downlighting, Basement bathroom remodel, Basement rec room completely finished, New sink faucets, showerhead in master bath, New plumbing under kitchen sink, New face boards on deck. Don’t miss this house! Book your private showing today!
Source: MLSNOW #5171396
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