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$109,995
Est. payment /mo
7 Beds
5 Baths
5,750 SqFt
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Key Details
Property Type Single Family Home
Sub Type Single Family
Listing Status Active
Purchase Type For Sale
Square Footage 5,750 sqft
Price per Sqft $19
MLS Listing ID 964776
Bedrooms 7
Full Baths 4
Half Baths 2
Year Built 1900
Annual Tax Amount $1,010
Lot Size 0.440 Acres
Lot Dimensions .44 acres
Property Sub-Type Single Family
Property Description
The Michael Neil House, c. 1898. A brick Queen Anne in the Grafton Hill Historic District, individually listed on the National Register since 1982 and named repeatedly to Preservation Dayton's Most Endangered list.
5,750 sq ft, 7 bedrooms, 6 baths, nearly a half acre, minutes from downtown, the Dayton Art Institute and the Masonic Center.
Built for Michael Neil, who platted the Wolf Creek area and helped bring natural gas to the city, and sold in 1903 to Charles Seybold of the Seybold Machine Co. The firm he founded later became Harris-Seybold-Potter, whose Dayton works built the top-secret BEA/K-1 bombsight computer during WWII.
Inside: seven original mantels still in place, ornamental plaster friezes, pocket doors, bay windows, and a full third floor under the rafters.
The ceilings were opened to the joists deliberately, so mechanicals can be run from below without disturbing the walls. New roof and water service line 2022; new electrical and gas service 2023; structural repairs complete.
Sold as-is and not yet habitable: permits and a special inspection are required before the house is released for occupancy, and known floor openings and two loose stair treads are itemized in the property disclosure.
Dayton may abate the renovation-driven tax increase up to 15 years; confirm with the City.
Owner financing available to a qualified owner-occupant; terms on request. Broker-owned.
5,750 sq ft, 7 bedrooms, 6 baths, nearly a half acre, minutes from downtown, the Dayton Art Institute and the Masonic Center.
Built for Michael Neil, who platted the Wolf Creek area and helped bring natural gas to the city, and sold in 1903 to Charles Seybold of the Seybold Machine Co. The firm he founded later became Harris-Seybold-Potter, whose Dayton works built the top-secret BEA/K-1 bombsight computer during WWII.
Inside: seven original mantels still in place, ornamental plaster friezes, pocket doors, bay windows, and a full third floor under the rafters.
The ceilings were opened to the joists deliberately, so mechanicals can be run from below without disturbing the walls. New roof and water service line 2022; new electrical and gas service 2023; structural repairs complete.
Sold as-is and not yet habitable: permits and a special inspection are required before the house is released for occupancy, and known floor openings and two loose stair treads are itemized in the property disclosure.
Dayton may abate the renovation-driven tax increase up to 15 years; confirm with the City.
Owner financing available to a qualified owner-occupant; terms on request. Broker-owned.
Location
State OH
County Montgomery
Zoning Residential
Rooms
Basement Full
Second Level, 13*16 Bedroom
Second Level, 16*15 Bedroom
Second Level, 15*15 Bedroom
Second Level, 11*14 Bedroom
Second Level, 14*18 Bedroom
Third Level, 25*20 Bedroom
Third Level, 11*17 Bedroom
Interior
Heating Natural Gas
Cooling None
Exterior
Parking Features None
Building
Level or Stories 3 Story
Structure Type Brick
Schools
School District Dayton
Others
Ownership Agent Owned
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