Melissa Bautista - Coldwell Banker Heritage Realtor

11/04/2022

This ranch condo is centrally located in a private community next to Holes Creek Park in Centerville. With over 1400 sq. ft., this home features 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, sun room, and maintenance-free living.

www.wellrealestated.com/1616turnberryvillage

10/30/2022

📍 New Listing 📍 Take a look at this fantastic new property that just hit the market located at 1616 Turnberry Village Drive in Centerville. Reach out here or at (937) 210-4663 for more information

This spacious, 3-bedroom ranch condo is nestled in the quiet community of Turnberry Village, next to Holes Creek Park. Enter into the great room where you are welcomed with natural light through the large fanlight window and inviting gas fireplace. The open concept flows into the dining room that...

07/06/2021

2 bedroom | 1.5 bath | 1,309 sq. ft.
This townhome, tucked away in the Fairgrounds District of Downtown Dayton, is the epitome of urban living.

This Simms townhome is tucked away in the Fairgrounds District of Downtown Dayton with 1,300 sq. ft. of living space. Enter into the 1st floor flex space to use as an office, workout room, or living space. The 2nd-level living area has an open floor plan and exposed ceiling trusses for a loft-like

07/02/2021

Just Listed
125 Rubicon St. Dayton, OH 45409
2 bedroom | 1.5 bath | 1,309 sq. ft.
This townhome, tucked away in the Fairgrounds District of Downtown Dayton, is the epitome of urban living.

This Simms townhome is tucked away in the Fairgrounds District of Downtown Dayton and features 1,300 sq. ft. of living space. The ground floor features an attached 1-car garage with storage. Enter into the 1st floor flex space for an office, workout room, or living space. The 2nd floor main living

11/01/2020

A frightfully demonic display at a 1935 Tudor Cape Cod. Happy Halloween! 🎃⁣
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10/15/2020

The Log House at Indian Mound Reserve c. Pre-1825
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Located in Cedarville Township, this early 1800’s cabin was uncovered underneath a house undergoing demolition by the Greene County Parks District, which was restored in 2015. Though early tax records had no report of a structure on the property until 1870, the style of this cabin can be dated prior to 1825 and samples of the hand-hewn logs dated back to 1814.
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09/18/2020

New Rental Listing
1594 Old Lane Ave. Kettering, OH 45409
3 bedroom | 2.5 bath | 1,812 sq. ft.
$1575/month | Available Now!
https://www.wellrealestated.com/1594oldlane

09/16/2020

I had such a great time at last year’s TLT Harvest Auction and walked away a winner! Now you can join in the fun and bid from the comfort of your own home! This year’s item line up has a little bit of everything, from vacation packages to local food and art. Register now for a chance to win some TLT swag and support land conservation!

🌻Harvest Auction Registration Giveaway🌻

Our 16th Annual Harvest Auction will be online this year and we have some fabulous items that you can bid on virtually! Register NOW through September 18th for a chance to win one of two TLT prize packages! We will draw our winners on September 18th to kick off the start of our week-long celebration of “The Land We Love”. Bidding starts on September 18th at 12:00pm and closes on September 25th at 8:00pm.

✨Prize Packages✨
1️⃣ No-Cost Option: TLT T-shirt & sunflower sticker
2️⃣ Harvest Auction Ticket: TLT T-shirt, sunflower sticker, & TLT hat

To enter the giveaway:

☑️ Like our page - Tecumseh Land Trust

☑️ Register for the 16th Annual Harvest Auction by September 18th at 12:00pm (two options, see below).

☑️ Share this post or tag a friend(s) in the comment of this post so they can join in the fun and support Tecumseh Land Trust!

Winners will be drawn on September 18th and contacted via social media. Please direct message us if your username is not the same as the name you will be registering with.

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To register, visit our auction registration page https://tecumsehlandtrust.ejoinme.org/MyEvents/16thAnnualHarvestAuction/RegistrationDonations/tabid/1171869/Default.aspx

1️⃣ No-Cost Option (free!), which will allow you access to our bidding platform from your favorite device (computer, tablet, or phone).

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2️⃣ Purchase a Harvest Auction Ticket for $50, which includes a $25 donation to TLT, a $25 gift certificate to Current Cuisine, and access to our bidding platform. You can use the Current Cuisine gift certificate at anytime or use it to order a Harvest Auction Celebration Tray for 2 featuring hummus, naan bread, petite Boursin & cheese, fresh veggies, and a small sweet for pickup to enjoy on the last night of the auction, September 25th, during our live, virtual wrap up at 7:00pm.

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Visit our website www.tecumsehlandtrust.org or our auction page https://tecumsehlandtrust.ejoinme.org/auction2020 for more information on TLT, our auction, and to view the amazing items you can bid on.

Good luck, happy bidding, and thank you for supporting Tecumseh Land Trust!

This giveaway is also on www.instagram.com/tecumsehland, so like/share/comment on both platforms for an additional entry!

09/10/2020

Glen Helen is OPEN!

The Raptor Center, trails, and parking lot are open from 3pm-7pm today through Friday this week, then open from dawn to dusk hours on Saturday (9/12). Trails are ONE-WAY.

Parking is $5 or free for Glen Helen Association members. Bring a mask in the event you are unable to social distance.

Happy Trails! 🌲🚶‍♀️🚶👨‍🦯

06/22/2020

The Huffman Historic Area is home to some of the most striking examples of nineteenth-century architecture, including Queen Anne, Italianate, Italian Villa, and Victorian Gothic. The area was developed by Huffy Bicycle Co. and Huffman Manufacturing founder William P Huffman from the 1860's through the 1900's.

The commitment of the Huffman Neighborhood Association, proximity to downtown, and its historic status makes this neighborhood highly desirable for both homeowners and investors.

The Montgomery County Land Bank is expanding its Thriving Neighborhoods program to the Huffman Histo...

06/19/2020

The Gingerbread House in Yellow Springs c. 1850

The Carpenter Gothic, also known as Rural Gothic, is a North American home style that evolved from Gothic Revival architecture (1840-1880). Gothic detailing can be seen in the steeply-pitched roof line with cross gables, adorned with decorative gingerbread trim, known as vergeboard or bargeboard. An abundance of North American timber and the invention of the scroll saw led to mass-produced wood moulding that mimicked the elaborate stone-carved details seen in High Gothic style. Another characteristic Gothic feature is the pointed arch, or lancet, windows. In contrast to the highly-ornamented Gothic style, the Carpenter Gothic was of light-frame construction with clean board and batten siding, making them ideal for private residences and small churches. The most famous example of this style is seen in the backdrop of Grant Wood’s painting, “American Gothic” (1930).