915 Third St

915 Third StReading, OH 45215
$139,900 Single family

4
Bedrooms
1 full
Bath
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Totally remodeled, truly move in ready! Large 1941 sqft home with 3 possibly 4 bedrooms in heart of Reading! Study could be 4th bedroom! New flooring, appliances, cabinets, countertops, furnace and air conditioning, electric panel, water heater 2017! Close to shops, dining, hwys! Owner/Agent

Directions to this Listing: Benson to Third St
Property & Home Details
1.5 Story
# Levels
1,941
Sq. Ft.
0.17
Acres
Reading Community City Schools
School District
Features
County:
Hamilton County
Age:
140
Appliances:
Oven/Range, Dishwasher, Refrigerator
Architecture:
Traditional
Basement:
Unfinished
Basement Type:
Partial
Construction:
Wood, Vinyl
Cooling:
Central Air
Fireplace:
Dummy
Flex Room:
Bonus Room
Garage:
None
Garage spaces:
0
Gas:
Natural
Heating:
Gas, Baseboard
Kitchen:
Vinyl Floor, Wood Cabinets, Walkout
Levels:
1.5 Story
Lot description:
50 x 148
Master Bedroom:
Wall-to-Wall Carpet
Outside:
Porch
Parking:
On Street
S/A Taxes:
$1058.82
School district:
Reading Community City Schools
Sewer:
Public
Water:
Public
Rooms
Bath 1:
F (Level: 1)
Bedroom 1:
15 x 15 (Level: 1)
Bedroom 2:
16 x 15 (Level: 2)
Bedroom 3:
14 x 9 (Level: 2)
Dining Room:
16 x 11 (Level: 1)
Entry:
6 x 5 (Level: 1)
Kitchen:
15 x 8 (Level: 1)
Living Room:
16 x 15 (Level: 1)
Recreation Room:
14 x 9 (Level: 2)
Study:
13 x 9 (Level: 1)
Lifestyle in Reading, OH
Reading

In 1794,German immigrant Abraham Voorhees moved his family from their home near Philadelphia, building a large log cabin along the west bank of the Millcreek. Another visitor, Harvey Redinbo, also purchased land nearby. This early settlement was known as Voorhees-Town, but was later changed to Reading in the honor of Redinbo’s hometown. Reading was incorporated as a village on March 24, 1851.

Summary
Reading, the “Crossroads of Opportunity”, is located four miles north of downtown Cincinnati within the I-275 beltway. As one of Cincinnati’s original suburbs it quickly became a ‘bedroom’ community. Families and businesses alike have been here, some for many generations, either living ‘down in the valley’, or up on ‘the hill’. A large portion of the city includes housing from 1880’s; traditional Cape Cod and ranch homes are also prevalent. Businesses continue to relocate to the area because of its ease in transportation and access to employees.
Transportation
Twenty minutes from downtown Cincinnati, Reading has easy access to both I-75, I-71, and the Ronald Reagan Cross County Highway, making it one of the more accessible neighborhoods in the Greater Cincinnati beltway. Queen City Metro buses serve the community along busy Reading Road. It’s about a 30-minute drive to the Greater Cincinnati International Airport.
Hospitals
Jewish Hospital Kenwood is the closest hospital to Reading with a 5-minute drive time. This hospital is located on Kenwood Road in Sycamore Township and features a state-of-the-art patient tower as well as a 24-hour emergency department. It also offers the region’s only adult Blood and Marrow Transplant Center. Bethesda North Hospital – a Level III Trauma Center – is a 15-minute drive away, with well-used emergency room facilities.

Other Cincinnati area hospitals, such as The Christ Hospital, Good Samaritan Hospital, University Hospital and the Children’s Hospital Medical Center are located within a 25-minute drive.

Shopping
Two separate corridors form the shopping district in Reading: the Reading Road corridor and the Benson Street Historic District. If you’re shopping for anything bridal related from music to cakes to tiaras, Reading, along Benson Street, is the Bridal Capital of the region. There are 10+ gown shops and 34+ wedding professionals to help make that day really special. The neighborhood also has many local shops and restaurants for every day needs.

Two shopping centers, Tri-County Mall, and the upscale Kenwood Towne Center are both a short 10-minute drive.

Recreation
Reading is TV’s Mayberry come to life. Little League baseball, soccer, scouts, and cheering the local high school football team are big here with the focus on community events. Koening Park, famous for seemingly monthly festivals and Little League baseball, is busy year round with civic or social groups renting the shelters for reunions and parties of all types. Centennial Park and its football stadium is likewise kept busy. The community sponsors events all year long, ranging from Easter egg hunts, parades, festivals and arts and crafts shows. A busy historic and nearby senior center offer programs and outings. The community pool is a cool place to hang out during the summer.

Nearby Sharon Woods draws Reading residents for its hiking and bike trails around the lake, 18-hole golf course, vast picnic areas and scores of things to do.

Reading, OH 45215

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