Immerse yourself in the energy of the historic Ohio City neighborhood without sacrificing the comfort and ease of a modern home. Grab a coffee and browse locally owned shops along Lorain Avenue, bike to Edgewater Park, or shop for dinner-makings at West Side Market. Just across the street, a community garden invites you to grow flowers, food, and friendships. An active block club sponsors neighborhood events throughout the year, fostering a close-knit and engaged community. Set in a neighborhood known for its grand Victorians and modest workers' cottages, this house was designed to honor that history - a front porch that blends right into the block, and design details that nod to the character around it. Inside, though, it's all clean lines and modern function: high ceilings, large windows, and an open flow between living, dining, and kitchen create a spacious, easy-to-live-in main level. The kitchen anchors it, with a long quartz island that seats a crowd - good for weekday dinners, slow Saturdays, or friends dropping by. A pantry and a main-level half bath round out the everyday convenience. Downstairs, the full basement offers expansion potential: plumbing already roughed in for a full bath, an egress window in place for a bedroom, and enough square footage left over for a living area. Upstairs, all three bedrooms have vaulted ceilings and generous closets. The primary has an adjoining bath, the additional two share a full bath, and laundry on the bedroom level keeps the daily routine simple. Outside, a shared driveway branches to generous individual parking space plus a two-car garage with an extra-tall 9-foot door, tall enough for a boat, RV, or larger vehicle most city garages can't accommodate. New construction, sturdy systems, a tax abatement through 2033, easy access to I-90 and the Shoreway for quick commuting or going downtown, and a walkable Ohio City address - this home lets you skip the century-home maintenance and get straight to the lifestyle.