Beavercreek
Walk-out lower level includes recreation room.
$335,000
Additional footage was added to the floor plan design of this two-story home, allowing for four bedrooms, open casual spaces, formal areas and a finished, walk-out lower level waiting for additional details.
Listed for $335,000 by Irongate Inc. Realtors, the brick-and-vinyl sided home at 1438 Bare Back Trail has 3,880 square feet of living space, plus the finished lower level.
The property is located within the Hunter’s Pointe housing subdivision of Beavercreek.
There is a two-car, sideentry garage, a 27-by18-foot, rear deck with accent lighting under railings and staircases and a rear concrete patio.
Formal entry opens into a two-story foyer with oak hardwood flooring that continues into a hallway and fills the kitchen and morning room, which are centrally located.
To the right is a secluded formal living room with a bay bump-out.
A half bath and laundry room are accessible from the hallway.
The kitchen features white cabinets with dark countertops.
Appliances include a gas cooktop, wall ovens, a dishwasher and refrigerator.
An island has roll-out shelves.
A dining room is off the kitchen and has a bay bump-out.
Flooring treatment separates the kitchen from the great room, which has a wall of windows and a gas fireplace with fluted mantel and ceramic-tile hearth.
The morning room has a cathedral ceiling and three walls of windows to create a sun room.
A glass door opens out to the deck, which has steps that lead to the extended driveway pad and steps that lead down to the rear patio.
Four bedrooms and two full bathrooms are located upstairs.
Double doors open off the loft hallway into the main bedroom, which has two walk-in closets, corner windows and a private bathroom.
The bath features a whirlpool tub, a walk-in shower and a double-sink vanity. Three more bedrooms have double-door closets, and the guest bath has a double-sink vanity and tub/ shower.
The staircase to the lower level is between the living room and dining room. There is a large window at the landing where a door opens to the staircase to the lower level.
The basement has been finished into a recreation room with sconce lighting. There is plumbing along one wall for a potential wet bar and a nook with electricity for an appliance. French doors open from the recreation room out to the rear patio.
Double doors open from the recreation room to semi-finished space that could be storage or living space.
Additional finished space includes a bonus room, which could be an office or hobby area.
A door opens to a room plumbed for a full bath, and another door opens to the utility closet.