




Experience the charm of historic Old Town Erie in this recently renovated 1928 ranch home. Featuring 4 bedrooms and 3 full baths, this comfortable retreat sleeps up to 10 guests. Enjoy modern amenities like a well-equipped kitchen, finished basement with a game room, and a relaxing private backyard oasis with a hot tub. The home blends vintage character with modern luxury, showcasing original refinished wood floors and a spacious entryway. Start your day in the sunny front sunroom, then unwind in the main living room around the cozy gas fireplace. The dining room seats 6, while the kitchen is fully stocked with everything you need to whip up delicious meals. Upstairs, you'll find a primary king suite with an attached private bath, plus a second bedroom with a queen bed. Two additional bedrooms and a third full bath are located downstairs, offering ample space for the whole group. All bathrooms are well-stocked with essential toiletries. The finished basement game room is a true highlight, featuring a leather sectional, electric fireplace, large TV, pool table, skee ball, and more. For your convenience, a full laundry room is also available. Outside, relax on the patio with morning coffee or evening drinks, then soak your cares away in the 4-person hot tub. Fire up the propane grill for alfresco dining at the outdoor table. Leave the car behind and explore the historic charm of Old Town Erie on foot - this walkable location puts you just one block from downtown dining and shops. Please note that the upstairs bedroom and bath doors do not lock due to the original hardware. Whether you're planning a family getaway, a friends' retreat, or a comfortable home base to explore the area, this renovated ranch offers the perfect blend of vintage character and modern comforts.
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