Dawn Isenhower

A spacious brick ranch sits in Miami Township centrally located between Charles Seipelt Elementary, and Milford Jr. High and High School. It is also just minutes from I-275. Once the home of the man who built the homes on the street, this one stands out among the rest.

In the heart of Old Milford sits a beautifully maintained commercial building in a centralized location on Main street. Upon entering, you are greeted by the beauty of original hardwood floors, and a gorgeous, well-preserved tin ceiling. The building was built in 1900, and it is truly a breathtaking piece of history.

If you are looking to build, there is a gorgeous 2.54 residential lot located on Five Mile Road in Anderson Township directly across from the Withrow Nature Preserve. The property is beautifully tucked away on a hillside facing the nature preserve. It offers views of the woods and overlooks a creek that flows along the front of the property.

This beautifully maintained ranch has only been occupied by the original owner. He built the home and faithfully cared for it for many years. Now, you have the opportunity to own this lovely home that is privately tucked away in a peaceful setting.

It is a charming bungalow that sits on a quiet street in Old Milford. Although is seems to be a cozy cottage at first glance, it really has almost 1,000 sq. ft. of living space according to the Clermont County Auditor. With a walk-up to the unfinished attic, there is even more potential living space. This home also offers a full basement, which allows for a great deal of storage space and a laundry area.

It is a spacious bungalow in the heart of Batavia. It is also a piece of history, and to walk into it puts most people immediately under its spell. Built in 1860, it is filled with Old World Charm from the hardwood floors to the 15' ceilings. The front door is wooden, complete with the old fashioned door bell. Over the top of the door. there is a custom stained-glass panel with "489" as the focal point of the design. To hear the owners and a former tenant speak of it, one would think that they were speaking of an old friend. This house does have that affect on people. It is a perfect blend of the past and the present.