1895 Victorian house in Cincinnati, Ohio - $299k

Cozy Victorian house for sale in Cincinnati, Ohio. Built in 1895, historic craftsmanship, brick fireplace, spacious front porch, 2 bedrooms, covered parking spots. $299,000.

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House overview

This charming Victorian condo offers 2 units now connected as one residence. Offering 2 bed, 2 bath and 1600+ square feet of spacious living. 

Lovely historic craftsmanship, spacious family room, formal living with cozy brick fireplace, built-in bookshelves and formal dining room. The home office is located just off the living room, connecting to the 2nd bedroom and also offers a walkout to the front porch. 

  • Enjoy the open eat-in kitchen with adequate amount of storage. 

  • Spacious Primary ensuite bedroom with large closet and walkout to backyard. 

  • This home offers 2 parking spots, one covered and also off street. 

  • Relax on the spacious front porch and enjoy view and walkability to Eden park. 

  • Minutes to Mt. Adams & Downtown!  

  • Offering covered parking and short-term rental approved.

House details

  • Bedrooms: 2

  • Bathrooms: 2

  • Interior area: 1,608 sqft

  • Lot size: 0.29 Acres

  • Year built: 1895

  • Style: Victorian

  • State: Ohio

  • Price: $299,000

  • Photos and info: Zillow

  • Contact: Heather R Herr and Nikki M Hayden, Private Real Estate Collection

    • Tel: (513) 708-7770

    • Tel: (513) 240-2127

    • Office: (513) 708-7770

    • Email: heather@teamherr.com

  • Address: 2120 Kemper Ln, Cincinnati, OH 45206

 

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