This well built home was nestled on a street that grew up with West Seventh — the oldest commercial corridor in the state, with a true modern buzz, and a neighborhood where the breweries, rail shops, and factories along Fort Road built the blocks around them. That history is still on the corner not far from your front door. You can feel Something special about this hidden gem, on a quiet block
Mancini’s, Cossetta’s, Summit, the Schmidt sign lit up over the skyline. Crosby Farm and the river trails are minutes out. Downtown is closer than you’d guess.
This charming, and elegantly elevated home features 3 Bedrooms and 2 Bathrooms of craftsmanship and character . You’ll notice the master and its walk in closet and multiple windows that make this an efficient home for you and yours.
While being updated it was important to the client to maintain a vintage feel with a modern twist. Notice the subtle touches of architecture in the handrails, the ceilings, and trim.
The basement has been maintained, and it’s the easiest equity in the house — for whoever brings the plan.
Add an eagress, and some framing and you’ll instantly increase the value of this home.
Behind it sits a private shop space with its own entrance off the back — the kind of room most buyers spend years renting somewhere else. Bench along the wall. Project on jack stands. Door closed, radio on. This one – you’re not going to want to miss
