480 Lakeview Dr, 1, Wilder, KY 41071 Listing Details: MLS 455894 Northern Kentucky Real Estate

NOTE: This property was sold on 7/15/2016 and is no longer available. The details listed below are believed accurate to the date of the sale and are subject to change.

Rooms and Dimensions
Bathrooms
Bath 1:	F (Level: 1)
Bath 2:	F (Level: 1)
Room Dimensions
Bedroom 1:	17 x 12 (Level: 1)
Dining Room:	12 x 9 (Level: 1)
Entry:	4 x 8 (Level: 1)
Kitchen:	16 x 8 (Level: 1)
Laundry Room:	7 x 6 (Level: 1)
Living Room:	16 x 14 (Level: 1)
Study:	15 x 12 (Level: 1)

Additional Details
Feature
County:	Campbell County
Appliances:	Dishwasher, Microwave, Other, Oven/Range, Refrigerator
Architecture:	Transitional
Basement Type:	None
Construction:	Brick, Wood
Cooling:	Central Air
Fireplace:	None
Garage:	Detached
Garage spaces:	1
Gas:	None
Heating:	Electric, Forced Air
HOA Features:	Association Dues, Clubhouse, Exercise Area, Landscaping, Maintenance, Other, Pool, Professional Mgt, Snow Removal, Trash, Water
HOA fee:	346
Inside Features:	French Doors, Great Room, Multi Panel Doors, Other
Kitchen:	Ceramic Tile, Counter Bar, Marble/Granite/Slate, Other, Pantry, Wood Cabinets
Levels:	1 Story
Lot description:	irreg
Master Bedroom:	Bath Adjoins, Other, Walk-in Closet, Wall-to-Wall Carpet, Window Treatments
Misc:	Cable TV, Ceiling Fan, Home Warranty, Pets Allowed, Security System, Smoke Alarm
Outside:	Other, Patio
Parking:	Assigned
School district:	Campbell County Public
Sewer:	Public
Water:	Public

About Wilder

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Wilder, a smaller, contiguous, primarily residential city in Campbell County, is just off I-471 and I-275. It is located about two miles south of Cincinnati, Ohio. The area was incorporated in 1935 by mostly employees of the Andrews Streel Company. The city now has 3,000 residents.

Wilder was the first settlement in Campbell County. Once known as Leitch’s Station, Wilder was named after Covington doctor, William Hamlin Wilder. The city’s Licking River frontage is home to the Northern Kentucky Port Authority.

Wilder’s recent growth has been due to the popularity of condominium communities as well as upscale single family homes with Cincinnati skyline views. One finds homes of all sizes, prices and styles in the area.

TANK provides the public transportation to and from the area. US 27 and I-471 connect Wilder with Cincinnati and surrounding cities. It is a short drive to the Greater Cincinniat/Northern Kentucky International Airport.

St. Elizabeth East in Fort Thomas is available. There is quick access to the Cincinnati hospitals.

Wilder has a number of restaurants and stores. Shopping malls are found in Newport and surrounding cities. Bobby Mackey’s Music World aka “the most haunted nightclub in America” is located in Wilder.

Boating is enjoyed on the Licking River. Fishing is available in a private lake and the river.

The "Licking River Greenway and Trails" connect Wilder, Covington, Taylor Mill, and Newport, Kentucky – and when completed will span about 14 miles. The trail connects the City Building to Frederick’s Landing and will continue along Route 9 to the Maxim Property. "Fredericks Landing Park" has boat ramp access to the Licking River. "Veteran’s Memorial Park" features a memorial area as well as a picnic shelter.

The city hosts several events throughout the year: Bluegrass Festival and Flag-Raising ceremony and community Labor Day picnic in September; KidsFest in June; and a tree-lighting ceremony and Santa-on-a-firetruck in December. Wilder also has an annual Christmas Home Decorating Contest.