Step into this beautifully restored home, one of the earliest and most distinguished examples of Tudor Revival architecture in West Hamilton's historic Highland Park. Located directly facing Virginia Avenue Park, this residence was originally owned by Charles E. Koehler, a notable local businessman in the metals industry, and showcases three floors of exceptional craftsmanship and preserved historic charm. It offers three spacious bedrooms, with potential for a fourth bedroom on the third floor, plus two well appointed bathrooms and the option for a third in the basement. Sunlight fills the expansive sunroom, creating a warm and inviting retreat. The private backyard features a stone and wooden privacy fence, perfect for relaxing or entertaining. Additional highlights include a large full basement, modern kitchen, and a detached two-car garagean extraordinary and rare opportunity to own a restored piece of Hamilton's history.
Courtesy of Brandon Mccloud with Real of Ohio
Courtesy of Brandon Mccloud with Real of Ohio
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