236 Old Main St Miamisburg, OH 45342
- Sold
Information Refreshed: 11/02/2022 3:55 AM
- MLS#: 866090
- Type: Single Family
- Sq. Ft:1,156
- Age:115
- Appliances:Refrigerator, Range
- Basement Type:Full, Unfinished
- Construction:Aluminum
- Levels:2 Story
- Lot Description:34x93
- Outside:Porch
- S/A Taxes:1001.50
- School District:Miamisburg City
- Sewer:Sanitary Sewer
- Water:City Water
- Bedroom 1:13x13 (Level: 2ND)
- Bedroom 2:13x13 (Level: 2ND)
- Dining Room:13x13 (Level: 1ST)
- Kitchen:11x9 (Level: 1ST)
- Living Room:13x13 (Level: 1ST)
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