Not your average Fairmount find. Built in 1928 as a Sears Lewiston, this character-filled home sits on 1.2 acres and delivers a little urban homestead energy just minutes from downtown. Chicken coop? Of course. Fenced garden space? Ready for planting. Fire pit hangout area? Naturally. There's even a peek-a-boo view of the Cincinnati skyline. The original floor plan included four bedrooms, though one now works as a flexible sitting room/pantry space with prime potential for a built-in pantry, and the third bedroom upstairs has a loft-style feel. Full bath on the first floor. Colorful, creative spaces throughout give the home plenty of personality, and the practical stuff is covered too, brand new roof in 2026. A rare mix of land, history, and city convenience all in one very cool package. Sale includes two parcels of land.
Courtesy of Michelle Lee Weadbrock with Reinvest Consultants, LLC
Courtesy of Michelle Lee Weadbrock with Reinvest Consultants, LLC
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