Rear deckCarriage house patioTwo covered porchesIncredibly open first floorSlate floorsLeaded glass windows
Open House Saturday, July 25 11-12:30pm. Built in 1897 by prominent Cincinnati attorney James Marckworth, this 2,700 SF masterpiece sits on a 300-deep lot set back 100 feet behind a 9-foot arborvitae hedge. 5 bedroom, 2.5 bath with an incredibly open first floor, leaded glass windows, and a fully restored original Butler Bell system. Chef's kitchen: Sub-Zero, Wolf, Dacor, Miele, Bosch, slate floors. All 5 bedrooms upstairs with large closets; the primary connects via a pocket door to the adjacent bedroom. Unfinished attic ready for your vision for additional living space, bedroom or flex space. New 2-story carriage house: 2-plus cars (lift-ready) plus full second floor. Slate roof maintained by Durable Slate. Two covered porches, rear deck, and carriage house patio. Just a short stroll from Hamilton County's newest park, coffee, dining, brewery, library and approximately 15 minutes commute to downtown.
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Listed by:
Leah Slicer513-502-7753,
Coldwell Banker Realty513-922-9400,
Jenna Thompson,
Coldwell Banker Realty
Source: Cincy MLS,MLS#: 1883218Originating MLS: Cincinnati Area Multiple Listing Service
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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