Built in 1957, this distinctive mid-century modern post-and-beam home sits atop a wooded hill on 2.33 private acres, an exceptionally rare setting in Anderson Township. Expansive walls of glass bring nature indoors, while vaulted ceilings, a brick fireplace, built-in planter and other original details preserve its modernist character. The board-and-batten-clad home offers a previously updated kitchen, first-floor laundry, partial basement, oversized two-car garage, three outdoor decks and a balcony off the primary bedroom. A newly replaced roof provides an important recent improvement. The property does need work, including repairs or replacement to portions of the driveway and decking, along with additional updates, offering the next owner an opportunity to enhance the home while respecting its architecture. Featured in the 1962 Cincinnati Enquirer article Outdoors Moves In.'' Property is sold as is.
Courtesy of David Smith with Keller Williams Advisors
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