3231 Plymouth Ridge Road, Ashtabula, OH 44004 - Ashtabula County

The seller has received multiple offers and request highest and best offer by Sunday 4/13/2025 at 4pm. Welcome to this beautifully maintained property, built in 1969, where comfort and practicality meet modern living. Step inside to discover a country kitchen featuring stunning quartz countertops and soft-close hickory cabinets with many add on features, complemented by newer stainless appliances including a gas oven, range, microwave, refrigerator, and dishwasher. All installed in 2017.

This expansive home includes a thoughtfully designed in-law suite built in 2006, making it perfect for welcoming guests or multi-generational living. The inviting sunroom was added in 1996, creating additional spaces to relax and enjoy the surroundings.

Recent updates , including neer roofs for the house, garage, and barn (completed in 2018 and 2022). The back up electric boiler was replaced in 2018. The air conditioner is serviced annually. Windows were replaced around 2010, with original sunroom windows from 1996.

The property includes a 3/4 acre pond that's estimated to be 8-10 feet deep, perfect for fishing, and a pavilion for outdoor gatherings. The asphalt driveway was laid in 2015, leading to a spacious three-car unattached garage built in 1997. Additionally, there's a cozy cabin by the pond, constructed in 1999, and an RV shelter added in 2020. The property also includes a six-stall horse barn.

The attached garage is equipped with 220-amp service for welding and 110-amp service in backyard for the hot tub. Free gas is provided with the property, enhancing the overall value and comfort with electric and oil backup options just to be safe!

With over 10 acres to call your own, this home truly offers the perfect blend of comfort, functionality, and recreational opportunities. Don't miss the chance to make it yours!

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