Some homes have character. This one has a story. Built in 1929 and nestled on one of North Canton’s loveliest streets, this immaculate home pairs stunning original woodwork with thoughtful updates and an undeniable sense of welcome. A gas fireplace anchors the inviting living room, while an original built-in cabinet adds timeless charm to the dining room. Just beyond, the gorgeous window-filled sunroom offers the perfect spot for morning coffee, a favorite book, or an afternoon with nowhere else to be.
Two bedrooms and two full baths provide comfortable living, with a flexible room off the kitchen ideal for a home office or possible third bedroom. Outside, a beautiful brick patio tucked between the home and garage creates a charming gathering space, complemented by a new vinyl privacy fence.
Updates include a new front door, refreshed brickwork at all three entrances, freshly painted interiors, new recessed lighting throughout, new flooring and vanity in the main bath, and a new garage service door and four garage windows rounds out the improvements.
And then there’s the home’s most intriguing chapter: the lower-level recreation room and bar are said to have served as a speakeasy, with authentic windows behind the bar reportedly closed during Prohibition. Today, this distinctive space is ready for gatherings and stories of your own. Beautifully kept, full of personality, and anything but ordinary—this is a home you’ll remember.
Furnished rooms are virtually staged.