$825,000
Welcome to 19-27 S. 2nd Street, an extraordinary opportunity to own two beautifully maintained homes on one parcel in the heart of downtown Tipp City. Located within the Downtown Outdoor Refreshment Area (D.O.R.A.), you'll enjoy convenient access to local restaurants, breweries, coffee shops, boutiques, parks, seasonal festivals, and the vibrant charm that has made downtown Tipp City one of the Miami Valley's most desirable destinations.
The home at **27 S. 2nd Street** has been meticulously cared for since 1908. Like a fine vintage, time has only enriched its character. Original craftsmanship has been preserved with remarkable care while thoughtful updates complement its timeless appeal. Offering 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, a fenced backyard, and exceptional historic charm, this home delivers warmth, authenticity, and a level of character that is increasingly difficult to find.
The residence at 19 S. 2nd Street provides a beautiful contrast. Completely remodeled with quality craftsmanship and attention to detail, every space has been thoughtfully finished to create a home that feels polished, inviting, and move-in ready. Featuring 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathroom, and stylish modern finishes throughout, this home is ready for its next owner.
A standout feature of the property is the impressive **detached four-car garage**, offering far more than just parking. Whether you're a car enthusiast, hobbyist, woodworker, small business owner, or simply need exceptional storage space, this versatile building provides endless possibilities. The garage includes a dedicated workshop area, while the finished bonus room offers flexible space that could serve as a home office, studio, fitness room, hobby room, or additional workspace. An expansive driveway provides abundant off-street parking for residents and guests alike.
Character, updates, income potential, and an unbeatable location. This is a downtown Tipp City opportunity you don't want to miss.
6
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3
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963402
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Tim Sisler
19 S 2nd Street, Tipp City
Courtesy of Tim Sisler and Coldwell Banker Heritage
