601 N Light Street, Springfield, OH 45504 (MLS # 1046945)

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View Virtual Tour PRICE $199,900 BEDS 3 BATHS 3 HOME SIZE 1,950 sqft LOT SIZE 3,921 sqft Request More Info Schedule a Showing

Storybook charm with top-to-bottom modern updates! This renovated 1927 Tudor sits on a corner lot in a well-kept neighborhood, just over the hill from Snyder Park and walking distance to Cliff Park. At roughly 1,950 sq ft, it blends irreplaceable character with the peace of mind of a NEARLY NEW home. The original details steal the show. Refinished hardwood floors, outstanding original woodwork, doors and trim, a handsome staircase, arched entry, built-ins, and fireplaces with brick hearths and wood mantels, one in the living room and one in a bedroom (decorative, not warranted). The brand-new kitchen features two-tone navy and cream cabinetry, butcher block counters, herringbone flooring, and new stainless steel appliances (dishwasher on back order, will be included). New french doors off the dining room lead to new wooden steps and a fully fenced backyard with privacy gate. The flexible layout offers 3, possibly 4 bedrooms and 2 full baths. The sunny flex space could be an ideal office or fourth bedroom, and the upstairs bedrooms have extra closet space, a rare find in a home of this era! A brand-new full bath was added downstairs, and the upstairs bath pairs refinished original historic tile with a new vanity, flooring, and fixtures. The big-ticket items are done: NEW central A/C with NEW ductwork to both floors, almost entirely NEW plumbing and electrical plus a NEW water heater, and roof, gutters, and gutter guards are around 3 years old, as is furnace. A security system with exterior cameras and door monitors conveys (requires WiFi to activate). Add a covered side porch, 2-car detached garage with NEW door, and a full, dry basement with workbench, storage, and half bath. All the charm of 1927, all the systems of today. Come see it before it's gone!