Ranch

Solid all-brick ranch in Solon City Schools, set well back on a deep lot with mature woods filling the rear view. No rooftops behind you. Inside, the main level is a true open-concept plan. The wall between kitchen and living space is gone, and what replaced it is well done: quartz counters, two farmhouse sinks, gas range under a custom hood surround, drawer microwave, matte-white appliances with warm brass hardware. Wide-plank flooring runs through the living areas, with recessed lighting and crown molding throughout. A wall of built-in lockers sits behind French doors off the kitchen, the drop zone every family wishes they had. Both full baths are done well, each with heated floors. The hall bath is subway tile to the ceiling over a penny-tile floor with a marble-top double vanity. The primary bedroom has its own private bath, a rarity in ranches of this vintage and price. The full size basement comes complete with a rec room, a second flex space currently set up for a pool table, a utility room with laundry, wood shelving, & mechanicals, and then a separate storage room and crawlspace offering ample storage. A half bath is roughed in. Out back, a generous deck steps down to open lawn and the tree line. Out front, an oversized concrete drive plus a parking pad. Bring the trucks, the trailer, the boat, the extra cars. There is room here most homes at this number lack. The expensive bones are handled: kitchen, baths, flooring, mechanicals, brick exterior. What remains is finish work: cabinetry to complete, the basement to put back together, and wear on the flooring and the deck. The price reflects that, and the upside. Buyers looking for turnkey should keep scrolling. Buyers who know what a brick ranch in Solon is worth once it's buttoned up should call today. Sold as-is, no repairs.

Solid all-brick ranch in Solon City Schools, set well back on a deep lot with mature woods filling the rear view. No rooftops behind you. Inside, the main level is a true open-concept plan. The wall between kitchen and living space is gone, and what replaced it is well done: quartz counters, two farmhouse sinks, gas range under a custom hood surround, drawer microwave, matte-white appliances with warm brass hardware. Wide-plank flooring runs through the living areas, with recessed lighting and crown molding throughout. A wall of built-in lockers sits behind French doors off the kitchen, the drop zone every family wishes they had. Both full baths are done well, each with heated floors. The hall bath is subway tile to the ceiling over a penny-tile floor with a marble-top double vanity. The primary bedroom has its own private bath, a rarity in ranches of this vintage and price. The full size basement comes complete with a rec room, a second flex space currently set up for a pool table, a utility room with laundry, wood shelving, & mechanicals, and then a separate storage room and crawlspace offering ample storage. A half bath is roughed in. Out back, a generous deck steps down to open lawn and the tree line. Out front, an oversized concrete drive plus a parking pad. Bring the trucks, the trailer, the boat, the extra cars. There is room here most homes at this number lack. The expensive bones are handled: kitchen, baths, flooring, mechanicals, brick exterior. What remains is finish work: cabinetry to complete, the basement to put back together, and wear on the flooring and the deck. The price reflects that, and the upside. Buyers looking for turnkey should keep scrolling. Buyers who know what a brick ranch in Solon is worth once it's buttoned up should call today. Sold as-is, no repairs.