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Great home in popular Mill Creek subdivision priced to sell! You're sure to love this spacious four bedroom, two and one half bath colonial home. Relax on the front porch and there's plenty of room for the kid's to play in both front and back. The ceramic tile foyer leads to the warm and inviting living room and formal dining room. The kitchen offers more than enough space and includes light & bright appliances, a center island with breakfast bar and bayed eating area with door to the backyard. The eating area is open to the soaring two story family room with lighted paddle fan, wall of windows for plenty of light and brick woodburning fireplace. Finishing off the first floor is the laundry room and powder room with ceramic tile flooring. Upstairs, there's a loft just perfect for a computer area overlooking the family room. The vaulted master bedroom comes complete with a private bath boasting a large soaking tub, separate shower, separate water closet and walk-in closet. There are three additional bedrooms, two with lighted ceiling fans, and the hall bath. The unfinished basement offers great storage space and lots of potential for your finishing touches. All of this plus your minutes from shopping, entertainment and more!
Geneva is well known in the region as quaint, charming historic town. Part of what creates Geneva’s character is its historic architecture. Very few large, ornate homes exist in Geneva. In contrast, most of the architecture is conservative and plain, yet always well maintained. Trees and yards are an integral part of Geneva’s sense of place. Geneva still retains a large number of its mid-to-late 19th century homes. Many are in specific architectural styles such as Italianate, Greek Revival, and Queen Anne. Many of the older houses are of a common vernacular and built in some part with locally quarried stone found along the river. These separate styles blend together to create an atmosphere of refined and understated elegance, perhaps reflecting the taste of the New England roots of Geneva’s earliest settlers.
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