831 Township Road 462 Unit 462 Nova, OH 44859
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About this home
This property is truly special! If you’ve been searching for a spacious ranch with an in-law suite, room to roam, ultimate privacy, and countless extras—this is it! Enjoy a beautifully maintained stocked pond with fountain and aerator, a heated outbuilding tall enough for a lift (perfect for car enthusiasts), stunning flower beds, and charming stone walkways leading to patios and an outdoor kitchen/grilling pavilion. With four attached garage bays and plenty of space inside and out, this home has everything you’ve been dreaming of! Offering 4–5 bedrooms, 4 full baths, and over 2,400 sq. ft. of living space on 7.5 mostly wooded acres, this home includes a flexible in-law suite with its own private entrance and attached 2 car garage. Perfect for extended family, guests, or a home office, it features its own living room, bedroom, and full bath. Inside, a versatile front room can serve as a family room, large dining area, or flex space. Continue through the mudroom off the garage into the heart of the home—the cozy, updated country kitchen with ss appliances, soft-close cabinets with pull-out shelves, adorable spice cabinet, ceramic tile backsplash, and LVP flooring. A convenient laundry area off the kitchen provides additional storage. The dining area opens with sliders to a spacious Trex deck that’s partially covered and even includes a shelter for outdoor cats—also a great spot for garden tools! Beyond the dining room an impressive living room showcases gorgeous hardwood floors, a wood-burning stove, and huge bay window with picturesque views overlooking the pond, gardens, and woods. The primary suite includes a private bath while additional bedrooms and baths sit on the opposite side for privacy. Outside, enjoy a tire swing, target shooting, and fenced area plus an extensive invisible fence with equipment/collars staying. New roofs in '23 and property is tied into NATURAL GAS! See update list for more info and call your favorite agent to see this amazing property!
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