More than a home - this is 120+ years of Hamilton history. Built in 1903 in the Dayton Lane Historic District, 843 Dayton Street is identified in Hamilton's historic inventory as the William B. Cullen-Herman L. Kutter House, connecting it to the city's industrial past. Even a high-water marker from the Great Flood of 1913 remains on the home today. Inside, generations of craftsmanship meet thoughtful restoration: original doors and hardware, pocket and French doors, refinished hardwood floors and restored wood windows complement a newly remodeled kitchen, updated baths and extensively renovated third floor. Modern updates include extensive plumbing and electrical improvements, central air on the upper floors and tankless hot water. Outside, a restored front porch, saltwater pool and oversized tandem 3-car garage complete this remarkable piece of Hamilton history.

Listing courtesy of Jeffrey Boyle of Keller Williams Advisors



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