$264,900

New price on a 1920 Colonial that kept its character and got everything else brought up to date. The bones are all still here. Brick fireplace with the original mantel, generous room proportions, a front porch deep enough to actually sit on. What's behind them is new. Vinyl replacement windows with storms and screens, forced air heat, central air, and updated electrical service. The kitchen is the heart of it. White shaker cabinetry, butcher block counters, subway tile, and stainless appliances including a gas range, opening right into the dining room and a living room built for company. The refrigerator, range, dishwasher, microwave, and disposal all stay. Off the main living space there's a flex room with its own full bathroom. Home library, craft room, private office, guest room, whatever you need it to be. A first floor full bath is a rare find on these streets. Upstairs you'll find three bright bedrooms, one with a walk-in closet, and a second full bath with a tiled tub surround. The basement runs the full footprint, clean and dry, with laundry hookups and a utility sink. Easy to finish out as a rec room or home gym down the road. Outside there's a two car detached garage, a covered enclosed porch off the back, and a fenced yard on a level 40 by 120 lot. Then there's the location, which is half the reason people land here. Rising Star Coffee is up S Taylor. Nubeigel, Phoenix, and Stone Oven are over on Lee, along with the Cedar Lee Theatre, one of the last great independent movie houses in Cleveland. Cain Park brings its summer concert series a few streets over. Fairmount Circle and Whole Foods cover the errands, and University Circle puts world-class museums within easy reach. For anyone working at the Cleveland Clinic, University Hospitals, or Case Western, the commute is about as good as it gets on this side of town. Turnkey at this price isn't a common theme here. Come see it. Cash, conventional, FHA, and VA all considered.