At its inception Medina was an unincorporated farming community aided by the Ohio and Erie canal. Later, the Village of Medina became a center for beehive manufacturing and today the City of Medina stands as a quiet, well maintained, and safe bedroom community with a nine-block Historic District surrounding Uptown Park, sitting center stage. This is the American Dream at its finest. Tree lined streets, friendly neighbors, accessible community leaders, sought after schools, Medina has it all and you can too. This home has been maintained with the utmost pride of ownership, clean in even the hardest to reach areas, never a maintenance item left ignored. Enjoy hassle free living in the 4-bedroom, 2 full bath split. The lower-level family room walks out to the garage and features a beautiful brick, wood burning fireplace, next to the recently converted and remodeled 4th bedroom and full bath. Just below, the basement level offers a huge 21x19 den, situated next to the pristine laundry/utility room. The main level features a perfect 21x15 living room, formal dining, a lovely kitchen with recently painted cupboards and a fantastic morning room leading to a large, well-maintained deck out back and a completely flat nearly half acre yard. Other features include an oversized 2 car garage, a new roof in roughly 2008 and gutter guards. All of this is situated just a stone's throw from Fred Greenwood Park w/sports facilities & splash pad and A.I. Root Middle School. Come live your dream

Just the facts, please. There is no straight shot to this house, you can't just point a log on wheels in one direction and call me from a rotary phone nailed to the front of the log as you barrel down the road at top speed, just to let me know that you are on your way. It's unreasonable to think you'll find a cord long enough for the phone or that hammering a nail through hard plastic and metal will end well. That's not even getting into the physics of successfully adopting a log as your primary means of transportation. I think it's safe to say that Elon Musk won't be buying my log car company for six billion dollars any time soon. And should this silly idea of yours somehow make it to our beautiful listing, how would it even stop? I'm concerned that it will come crashing through the front, sending bricks flying in every direction and the majestic pillars crashing down on the trampoline like drumsticks from heaven. Fortunately I believe firmly that the the entryway steps will stop the out of control log from making it upstairs where all the fresh paint and brand new flooring in every room lives. There's no way it will make it down the hallway and into the completely remolded bathroom or spacious master. I just hope no bark gets wedged in the brand new kitchen backsplash or that we're forced to chop wood in the big ol kitchen. That's no place for swinging an axe. Most of the 1664 sqft should be safe but the whole log thing is still a poor idea. Ask your agent for more details.

Art is the distilled essence of the human soul – Some merely sip at the intoxicating brew of creativity, others merely sate their thirst, but for a few, creativity flows like an unending stream, painting the canvas of our world with strokes of brilliance that endure on walls and canvases, across wood and stone, upon floors and ceilings. Nestled within the humble confines of a brick-and-mortar Cape Cod dwelling, a man was bestowed a canvas to express the vivid tableau of his soul. With eyes gleaming with mischief and anticipation, he embarked on a quest to infuse this home, already brimming with unique features, with an added dimension of enchantment, whimsy, and the extraordinary. From ivy scaling the exterior walls, its persistent tendrils navigating the weather-worn brick, to a quaint copper awning crowning the entrance, this abode was no stranger to charm. A sunroom boasting century-old wooden floors, imbued with stories of hallowed Sundays spent in a distant West Virginian church; a detached garage, its covered patio cradled under an antique weathervane that dances with the capricious winds, marrying form and function in silent accord. Yet, it was the awe-striking art adorning the walls and ceilings that truly breathed life into the edifice. The result of a 15-year love affair with creativity - a testament to the entwined dance of art and life. They spar and twirl, console and exult, two commonplace entities transformed into something extraordinary through their union.

Welcome to 2469, a perfectly quaint ranch style home in a quiet walkable neighborhood, wonderfully cared for by the same family since 1962. Situated just 365 ft from the back door to the Ohio/Erie Canal & Towpath, with a fenced rear yard, a 2-car garage, and all the right updates. The eat-kitchen has updated cupboards w/plenty of storage space, built-in oven & cooktop and is amply sized for a small family. Off the kitchen is a large laundry room with more cabinetry, or in the other direction walkout to the large 2 car garage w/GD opener, water hookups, and a door to the rear patio. Each of the 2 bedrooms boasts its own full bath with walk-in shower. The tasteful owner’s bath is newly renovated, and the second bath has been updated. New storm door, updated windows, newer hot water tank & boiler. Washer & dryer included. The ten-acre lot behind and next door (due north w/260 ft of frontage) is owned and maintained by Cargill Inc and will never be built on and can be used to entertain during spring and summer months. Location, location, location -enjoy unbeatable access to each of Akron's highway systems and popular local eateries like Cult Kitchen, DeChecho's Pizza, Showcase Meats, Ido and more. Spend summer evenings strolling Kenmore Blvd's Historic Commercial District taking in First Friday events, enjoying shops like Marigold Sol, Juju Bonz Records & Srina Tea House & Cafe or taking in live music at The Rialto Theater or Buzzbin Music. Love where you live!