Own a piece of history with this charming and exceptionally well-maintained bungalow. Known as a Steelox, it was the first steel-framed home built in Piqua. An article in the Piqua Daily Call, published on September 8, 1936, notes that over 6000 people viewed the property when the builder, Charles Vosler opened it to the public. The home offers 2 generous bedrooms and a full bath that has been freshly painted and has a new vanity and flooring. The brightly lit living room and dining room offer plenty of space for gathering friends and family. A decorative mantel with electric logs creates a cozy environment. The sunny kitchen provides plenty of counterspace and storage for all your needs. The full unfinished basement provides abundant storage or the opportunity to create additional living space to suit your needs. Outside, you'll find a spacious, partially fenced double lot with plenty of room for gardening, entertaining, pets, or play. and a one car detached garage. Conveniently located just minutes from downtown amenities and the nearby bike path, this home combines comfort, convenience, and value. Whether you're a first-time homebuyer, looking to downsize, or searching for a great investment opportunity, this clean, well-cared-for property is ready to welcome its next owner.
Courtesy of Tammy Zell and Keller Williams Advisors Rlty
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