Cedar deckBeautifully appointed eat-in kitchenYear-round comfortThoughtfully designed living spacesAbundant natural lightSpacious yardAll new modern systems
A rare LEED Platinum Victorian offering over $100,000 in tax savings, exceptional energy efficiency, and the monthly ownership cost comparable to a $350,000 home. This meticulously restored home combines high-performance construction, lower utility costs, lower cost of ownership, all new modern systems, and year-round comfort with historic authenticity. Its LEED Platinum certification qualifies the home for a remaining 12-year tax abatement projected to save the next owner more than $100,000, reducing monthly ownership costs by over $700 compared to a similarly priced home without an abatement. Featuring 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, a beautifully appointed eat-in kitchen, abundant natural light, cedar deck, thoughtfully designed living spaces, and spacious yard in the heart of Northside. A rare opportunity to own a historic home that delivers exceptional craftsmanship, lasting quality, and significant long-term value. Back on market due to no fault of seller, see agent remarks.
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Listed by:
Brittney Lovdal513-687-4964,
Keller Williams Advisors513-766-9200
Source: Cincy MLS,MLS#: 1873209Originating MLS: Cincinnati Area Multiple Listing Service
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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