1603 Alcor Terrace Mt. Washington, OH 45230
- Sold
Information Refreshed: 3/03/2022 4:36 PM
- MLS#: 1726357
- Type: Single Family
- Sq. Ft:1,680
- Age:84
- Appliances:Oven/Range, Dishwasher, Refrigerator, Microwave, Garbage Disposal
- Architecture:Traditional
- Basement:Concrete Floor, Unfinished, Walkout
- Basement Type:Full
- Construction:Brick, Vinyl Siding
- Cooling:Central Air
- Fireplace:Wood, Brick
- Garage:Built in, Rear
- Garage Spaces:1
- Gas:Natural
- Heating:Gas, Forced Air
- Inside Features:9Ft + Ceiling
- Kitchen:Pantry, Wood Cabinets, Tile Floor, Eat-In, Island, Counter Bar
- Lot Description:49.69 X 150
- Mechanical Systems:Garage Door Opener, Security System
- Misc:Ceiling Fan, Cable, Recessed Lights, Smoke Alarm, Attic Storage
- Primary Bedroom:Wood Floor, Walk-in Closet
- S/A Taxes:1934.86
- School District:Cincinnati Public Schools
- Sewer:Public Sewer
- View:Woods
- Water:Public
- Bath 1:F (Level: 2)
- Bedroom 1:15x12 (Level: 2)
- Bedroom 2:14x10 (Level: 2)
- Bedroom 3:12x11 (Level: 2)
- Dining Room:12x13 (Level: 1)
- Kitchen:15x13 (Level: 1)
- Living Room:24x12 (Level: 1)
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