Approach this historical marvel and discover its abundant history. The front steps are authentic relics from the Xenia Railroad Depot. The elegant iron fence features ornate knobs atop each post, remnants from the Civil War era. Strolling down the concrete driveway, you'll come upon a detached garage designed to mirror the home's distinctive style. The bricks enveloping the rear deck are also original pieces from the Xenia Railroad Depot. A great place to sit outside and enjoy the beauty of the trees and landscaping. Upon entering the home, you'll encounter custom-made kitchen cabinets and a pristine stone kitchen sink. The dishwasher is new but remains unconnected, discreetly housed within the kitchen cabinets. The dining room flows directly into the living area. Ascend the unique staircase to three bedrooms and a full bath, complemented by a potential office space. At the top of the stairs, the first bedroom on the right harbors an additional staircase leading to an attic, suitable for a fourth bedroom. Attic features a primitive faux wall for added character. Return downstairs to the kitchen and discover a stairwell descending to a cozy basement. The basement features a bathroom with a shower and sink, alongside an additional bathroom equipped with a toilet and sink. In the back corner lies the utility room, complete with a laundry chute. The original coal room preserves the home's character, alongside the original gas boiler providing radiant heat. For history enthusiasts, this home is an ideal choice, preserving original windows and wood floors to maintain its historical integrity. New lighting throughout home. Note, the fireplace is not warranted. Awnings made by Umbrella and stored by Glawe Awning. Glawe repairs and stores the awnings. The shed, exterior yard stones and existing inside furniture are excluded from the property sale. Contact me today to schedule a showing!