Built circa 1903 by Carolyn Dater, daughter of Gilbert Dater (known as Mr. Porkopolis). A truly grand home in Cincinnati's Westwood neighborhood with lots to offer the next steward. This home has versatility and grandeur. There are first and second floor built in greenhouses, refreshed plaster walls, a fully restored stained glass window, quarter sawn oak trim appointments at every turn, an original wallpaper mural and multiple outdoor spaces for urban gardening. The third-floor turret room of the home was a pottery studio and has a newer electric HVAC system for long working days. Outside if the rounded wrap around porch doesn't win you over, the pavered grounds just might. There is a perfect area for vegetable gardens, storage shed and studio. Enormous basement, screened porch and the list goes on!! An amazing piece of Cincinnati History! Being sold AS IS.
Courtesy of Rebecca Weber with Comey & Shepherd
Courtesy of Rebecca Weber with Comey & Shepherd
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