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New details: Head-turning home in Oregon District sells for $875K

On the market for $950,000, this spacious 1890 home at 368 S. Patterson Blvd. in Dayton has been fabulously reimagined with colorful and modern accents throughout. The house seamlessly combines various architectural styles, including Victorian, Art Deco and Mid-Century Modern. From the Gucci wallpaper to the Jonathan Adler light fixtures, the home is a canvas of artistic expression. An outdoor heated swimming pool and patio are also highlights of the property, which is in the Oregon District. PHOTOS COURTESY OF DAYTON REALTORS. To see more home listings, visit DaytonDailyNews.com/home

On the market for $950,000, this spacious 1890 home at 368 S. Patterson Blvd. in Dayton has been fabulously reimagined with colorful and modern accents throughout. The house seamlessly combines various architectural styles, including Victorian, Art Deco and Mid-Century Modern. From the Gucci wallpaper to the Jonathan Adler light fixtures, the home is a canvas of artistic expression. An outdoor heated swimming pool and patio are also highlights of the property, which is in the Oregon District. PHOTOS COURTESY OF DAYTON REALTORS. To see more home listings, visit DaytonDailyNews.com/home
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Oct 9, 2023
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The colorful, head-turning home at 368 S. Patterson Blvd, in the Oregon District, recently sold, local property records show.

Nickole Casey sold the home to Ryan J. Hausfeld for $875,000, according to Montgomery County auditor’s records.

ExplorePHOTOS: Colorful Oregon District home on the market for $950K

Casey paid $359,900 for the home in September 2020, according to records.

For the most recent sale, records gave an Oct. 3 sale date.

The two-story home, with 3,664 square feet of living space, was first built in 1890.

On the market originally for $950,000, the home had been remodeled with colorful and modern accents throughout, according to marketing materials.

The house combined architectural styles, including Victorian, Art Deco and Mid-Century Modern.

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