Located at 1639 Southridge Road in Ashtabula, Ohio, this remarkable property is designed with accessibility and comfort in mind. A custom ramp at the entry ensures it is handicap accessible, catering to a variety of needs. The home features a two-car garage with openers for convenience. Inside, you'll find a large eat-in kitchen adorned with beautiful maple cabinetry and Hardwood floors, where all stainless steel appliances stay, including a new dishwasher installed in December 2024. Spanning over 5,000 square feet across two levels, the property boasts extensive remodeling, with updates completed both recently and during the 1990s. The first level includes a formal dining room, a spacious living room, and a master bedroom with a private bath. There are two additional bedrooms, one with an attached full bath, and a third full bath serving the other rooms. The fourth bedroom could easily be used as an office, providing flexibility for your needs. The downstairs features a walk-out basement that hosts a large game room with a custom bar, perfect for entertaining. The basement also includes knotty pine finishes, a fourth full bath, and a laundry room with washer and dryer included. Additional highlights include a fifth bedroom and a furnace room with updated boiler relays. The home is equipped with a new 200 amp electrical panel and sub panels installed in 2019, along with a security system for peace of mind. This property seamlessly combines modern amenities with timeless charm, making it a standout residence in Ashtabula.
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225 ft.
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Single Family Residential
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Ashtabula County
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040230002600
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Last updated by owner on Jan 20, 2025.
SER
Suburban Estate Residential District
The purpose of the SER District is to permit a degree of development of a rural non-farm nature in areas not expected to have public facilities in the near future. This district also allows the opportunity to satisfy individual housing preferences and shall permit not more than one family dwelling unit per acres with septic system or .25 acre with sewers.