Home for Sale at 73 1st Street, North Hampton, OH 45349

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73 1st Street
North Hampton, OH 45349

Cassandra Solomon with Coldwell Banker Heritage, original listing - (937) 322-0352

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Property Details

List Price:	$274,900
Beds:	4
Baths:	Full: 2
Status:	Active
SqFt:	2424 Square Feet
Agency:	Coldwell Banker Heritage
Agency Phone:	(937) 322-0352

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Description/Comments

Lot Size:	0 acre(s)
Property Type:	Residential-Single Family Residence
Year Built:	1958
Notes:	This home has lovingly been transformed. Offering over 2,424 sq ft on the 2 floors along with 1,176 sq ft in the walk out basement that is partially finished (3,600 sq ft). Downstairs bathroom has been gutted down to the studs and offers a potential 5th bedroom / en suite (needs a door) on the main level. Downstairs offers a shower. Kitchen has been restored and comes equipped with a dishwasher and double sink. Kitchen has a great open concept and is perfect for a large dining room table. Off of the kitchen is an office / bar area. There is a large 480 sq ft attached garage with a new door as well as a drain line and a spigot. Large living room comes equipped with a stone fireplace. There is an abundance of natural light in every room. Sunroom can be used as a bedroom as well or would make for a perfect office space. 4 bedrooms and a common area are on the second floor along with a tub, large vanity, medicine cabinet, changing table / make up area. Other upgrades include brand new 200 amp electric, 2 brand new furnaces and 2 central airs, brand new water heater, some plumbing and drain lines, 5 windows, switches and outlets and light fixtures. Back yard offers a large patio 698 sq ft with a built in firepit for those cool fall evenings. Back yard is fenced in and offers a large buckeye tree (go bucks!). The kicker, is the 600 sq ft block barn that was used as a mechanic shop and comes equipped with a hoist for engines. The barn is also heated and has lots of power. Pre-qual, proof of funds required prior to scheduling a showing.
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ListingId:	1036580

Listing Provided By:	Coldwell Banker Heritage, original listing
Phone:	(937) 405-5677
Office Phone:	(937) 322-0352
Agent Name:	Cassandra Solomon
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