Home for Sale at 2645 Meadowpoint Drive, Troy, OH 45373

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2645 Meadowpoint Drive
Troy, OH 45373

Danielle Crawford with CENTURY 21 The Gene Group, original listing - (937) 203-8180

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Property Details

List Price:	$595,000
Beds:	5
Baths:	Full: 3, ½: 1
Status:	Active
SqFt:	2691 Square Feet
Agency:	CENTURY 21 The Gene Group
Agency Phone:	(937) 203-8180

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Lot Size:	0 acre(s)
Property Type:	Residential-Single Family Residence
Year Built:	2004
Notes:	5BD 3.5BA Harlow built home with approx. 2,691 sqft of living space, plus an additional 1,200 sqft of finished space in the lower level and a 3-car attached garage. You are welcomed by the covered entry and into the grand foyer with wainscoting detail and a circular floorplan, perfect for entertaining. The 2-story living room has a fireplace and open to the breakfast nook and kitchen. The living room is flooded with great natural light from multiple large windows. The kitchen has a breakfast bar, stainless steel appliances, pantry, and great views to the backyard and of the breakfast nook and living room. Just off the kitchen is the Florida room with sliding glass doors that lead you to the backyard. Continue to the dining room with trey celling and wainscoting which circles you back to the foyer. The owner's suite has trey ceiling, private bathroom with dual sinks, jetted tub, separate shower, and a walk-in closet. The powder room and laundry room with a sink complete the main level. Upstairs you will 3 more great size bedrooms and full bathroom. Step down to the finished lower level to find a large family/rec room, additional full bathroom, a bedroom, and a large unfinished space. Step outside to covered paver patio with dual ceiling fans, as well as a large, uncovered patio area, all perfect for entertaining and relaxing. The yard has plenty of room for play. HOA includes general maintenance of the common areas: entrance, sign, pond. HOA and update documents attached.
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Listing Provided By:	CENTURY 21 The Gene Group, original listing
Phone:	(937) 203-8180
Office Phone:	(937) 203-8180
Agent Name:	Danielle Crawford
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