8730 Dowd Ct Dayton, OH 45458
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About this home
Welcome to 8730 Dowd Ct in Washington Township. Built in 2015, this spacious home offers six bedrooms, five full bathrooms, and over 4,700 square feet of living space on a premium wooded lot. Tall ceilings and abundant natural light create an open, airy feel. Hardwood floors run through the entry, main level hallways, kitchen, and breakfast room. The grand two-story foyer is flanked by two flexible rooms that can serve as formal living, dining, office, or play spaces. The kitchen opens to the family room and breakfast area, featuring granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, an island, a pantry, and bar seating. The breakfast nook overlooks the tree-lined backyard, and the family room centers around a stone gas fireplace. On the opposite side of the main level, away from the living areas, is a private study designed to function as a bedroom. It features a 36-inch wide entry door and is situated next to a full bathroom, also with a 36-inch entry, a walk-in shower, and a nearby closet—ideal for guests or multigenerational living. The oversized primary bedroom, located on the second level, features two walk-in closets and an en-suite bathroom with separate vanities, a soaker tub, and a walk-in shower. There are four additional bedrooms on the second level. Two share a Jack-and-Jill bath, while the other two share a full hall bath. The southwest bedroom offers excellent versatility as a media or play room. The laundry room is conveniently located on this level as well. The full walkout basement features a large rec room, a sixth bedroom with a walk-in closet and a full bath, and a generous unfinished space for storage. Outdoor living includes a wood deck off the breakfast room and a new concrete patio with a hardtop gazebo just outside the basement door. A two-car garage with an extra parking pad adds convenience. This well-planned home offers space, versatility, and no city income tax. Schedule a showing to see for yourself.
Source: DAYTON #935583
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