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c. 1880 Queen Anne in Dayton, OH

1/20/20 4 Comments
Posted on OHD: 1/20/20. Last OHD Update: 7/25/22.
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National Register Property

26 High St, Dayton, OH 45403

St. Anne's Hill National Register Historic District. Beloved Victorian home with amazing character. Ready for new owner to take it through the next decade. Stained glass door leads to impressive entry with natural wood staircase, one of a kind carved newel post and ornate crystal chandelier. Front parlor and middle parlor have unique mantles, full bay windows with rare original shutters. Side study could be used for 1st floor bedroom, wet bar in this room. the Formal dining room has oak mantle, chandelier, perfect for entertaining. The eat-in kitchen has full wall original pantry plus center island with breakfast bar. Upstairs: three large bedrooms- two with original mantles. Master has anteroom that could be future master bath. Victorian hall bath with clawfoot tub. Full walk-up attic for storage. Landscaped, fenced lot. Two car garage. Vintage front & side porches. New roof 1/2019. Lot to south is separate MLS 808924, separate owner. Buyer of home has first right of refusal to lot.
3 Bed 1.5 Bath 2,342 Sq Ft
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