413 Scioto Street Urbana, OH 43078

Outstanding Bungalow in the heart of the sought after area of Urbana known as the Historic Scioto Street District. Situated on a tree lined Street and surrounded by stately mansions, this home is just a few blocks from Downtown. The home is rich with charm and modern conveniences and the distinguished curb appeal sets this home apart from the rest and is an eye catcher to all those passing by. Once inside the wrought iron like fencing, the covered front porch greets you as you walk up to the home and once inside the foyer with open staircase will take your breath away. From the foyer, double French doors lead you into the 31x15 living room with a hardwood floor and a wood burning fireplace. The room is so large, the new owners have options when placing their furniture. With a desired open floor plan, the over sized living room flows through another set of double French doors into the dining room and kitchen. This area will ''wow'' you as the kitchen has been completely updated. The large center peninsula has lots of storage and the range is built in and there is a nearby by pot filler for the cook in the house. Completing the kitchen remodel is a farm sink, period lighting and all the kitchen appliances convey. Finishing out the main level is a laundry area, an updated bath and a main level bedroom. Up the open stairway are 2 additional bedrooms. Off the back of the home is a patio area, carport and a one car garage. The home has a lot of History that goes with it. Some of the History about the home is that it was built on or before 1826 on14 acres owned by Elisha C. Berry. Mr. Berry was born in 1782 in Maryland and he was associated with the Woolen Mill established by John Reynolds in 1816 on East Water Street. Elisha was elected Champaign County Commissioner in October 1818. Around the same time Mr. Berry was one of the Associate Judges during the administration of President Judge Swan.