Résidence Unifamiliale à Worthington

A rare, Worthington split-level on a quiet cul-de-sac in Northbrook, in the Worthington City School District, with backyard access to Riverlea and an easy walk to High Street and downtown Worthington. Updated in 2026: roof, gutters, and soffits; concrete driveway and front walk; front door; exterior paint; interior paint on walls, ceilings, trim, built-ins, and kitchen cabinets; new carpet; deck, fence, gates, and arbor restained; all screens re-screened. Earlier updates: professionally designed native front garden (2025); both bathrooms (2021); retaining wall and gravel patio (2019); second full garage (1995). Built in 1962, the home has 1,648 square feet across four levels on a 0.26-acre lot. The entry level has the living and dining rooms, with hardwood floors, built-ins, and a sliding glass door to the deck, along with an eat-in kitchen. A short flight up are three bedrooms and a full bath. The lower level has a family room with a stone fireplace, a second full bath, and its own door to the backyard. Below that, the basement adds more than 400 square feet not counted in the 1,648 and works as an office, gym, workshop, or TV room. The refrigerator, gas range, dishwasher, microwave, washer, and dryer all stay. The tree-lined backyard is private and fully enclosed, and the home has central air and gas forced-air heat. It sits just one block from Rush Run Nature Preserve and the Olentangy River.