About 325 E 14th St
This two-story sits in the Cedar Bough Place Historic District east of downtown New Albany, with ten-foot ceilings on both levels and a covered front porch wide enough to actually use. The 2022 remodel kept the original brick and the tall proportions and replaced nearly everything else. The main level runs front to back without interruption. The living room opens to a kitchen with white shaker cabinetry, butcher block countertops, white subway tile, a vented range hood, and stainless appliances. An exposed brick chimney column anchors the dining room. The primary bedroom is on this floor, with a large closet and a private bath tiled floor to shower. Laundry is here too, stacked in a closet off the half bath, so the stairs are optional. Upstairs, two bedrooms share a full bath with a tub and shower combination, and one carries the same exposed brick as the floor below. A long flex room, 23 by 8 feet, works as an office, studio, or non-conforming fourth bedroom. The 2022 remodel included new windows, siding, roof, flooring, drywall, lighting, paint, HVAC, and water heater. Luxury vinyl plank covers the main level, carpet upstairs. Off-street parking sits under the carport at the rear, with a garden area in between. Cedar Bough Place puts you in the historic blocks east of downtown, minutes from Pearl Street restaurants, Bicentennial Park at Spring and Pearl, and the Culbertson Mansion on East Main. Harvest Homecoming fills the streets every October. Select furnishings convey!
