Elvis Aaron Presley wanted nothing more than to sell real estate. He liked the flexible hours and long lunches. “Baby step on into my sweet little spot. Three bedroom home with more than a half acre lot. You and I and these sturdy walls, but ain’t no room for a mother-in-law. That’s right, we’ll turn this house into a dream. A doorbell that can't wait to ring. Ding Ding. Ding Dong. Ding Ding (Chorus) It’s a ranch-style home, not just a place to stay, where the good times roll every single day. And baby it’s true about the garage in back. And yep that breezeway is a fact. There’s a brand new roof and the windows replaced. Theres a whole lotta love waitin in this place. (end) You can hang your hat in this one-bath delight, 2 fireplaces keep ya warm at night. Sleep easy knowing everything is alright. You'll love the neighborhood and I'm not foolin'. Your kids will benefit from top notch schoolin'. Don't wait for a sign from above. This house is calling -better come fill it with love. It’s more than just walls or the fact that every inch is pristine. It’s the feeling inside that can’t be seen. Where love can grow and we can reside. Sunday's taking that pink Cadillac for a ride. So come on honey lets make this place shine, a little paperwork and its your's and mine. (Chorus) It’s a ranch-style home, not just a place to stay, where the good times roll every single day. And baby it’s true about the garage in back. And yep that breezeway is a fact. There’s a brand new roof and the windows replaced. Theres a whole lotta love waitin in this place. (end) Move to New Franklin, you'll feel right at home, man. You'll live like a king in your very own Graceland. Yeaaaaaaaaaaah... Thank you, thank you very much

There is always some uncertainty or inevitable question marks when moving into a new home. No one really knows how long they will stay or what life has in store until life unfolds itself, exposing seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, and finally, years. Plans change, tastes change, we become restless or complacent; the unexpected happens, and so does the expected. We fall in and out of love, gain and lose family and friends, and are struck by unforeseen tragedy and blindsided by fortuitous joy. And through it all, we may end up somewhere we never expected to be before we even have time to figure out how we got there. But sometimes, a family purchases a home or a plot of land, and over time, they don't even truly realize all the comfort and joy that has been gifted to them thanks to this old familiar homestead. So 50 years pass by slowly overnight, and we suddenly have a lifetime behind us, a home crammed full of memories, and a full heart forever with us. At 1157 Dussel, a family leaves behind the backdrop of a lifetime but takes 52 years' worth of memories full of joy, love, perseverance, laughter, and good fortune with them. Even the more burdensome memories, now dulled with time, are part of their story. And the house, now a veteran but still young and spry, awaits a few cosmetic touches and a brand new family to love and be loved by. Time has only taught this house how to love and protect more vigilantly and how to hold more memories even tighter and shine a light even brighter on the best ones. Before you choose your family's future, make sure and see this unique, 6 bedroom home with a full bath on each level, two decks, a 3 seasons room, a large green lush double lot, and a 3 car heated garage with a full second story perfect for all the storage time requires. The kitchen features newer appliances, the HVAC is still young, and the roof is in its prime. Pinpad entry and video doorbell. Convenient to Brimfield's shopping district, I-76, SR44 and more

There are so many unique and endearing people, places, and sights in Akron's second-largest neighborhood. One full of community pride and wherewithal of self. As you drive up the distinctive 6th Street ramp and giveaway to the uphill bend where, on your right, you approach one of the more notable homes anywhere in northeast Ohio. At the same time, to your left, you make the short and final approach from the rear of our subject, situated at the corner of 6th Street and Polk Ave. But you are not done yet. 6th Street Hill and its adjoining roads are home to one of the best-kept secrets in this nearly 4 square mile neighborhood. Full of unique and beautiful dwellings rich with character and manicured lawns, home to friendly neighbors and great conversation. But it's the summit of Summit County that is the true gem. With the best views of Akron seen through the backyards of the east side of 6th street, you'll stretch your neck for a peak over Summit Lake, between homes, and above treetops, but most importantly, you'll always know you're home. Now, to this fantastic home, with its solid structure and endless updates. This is opportunity calling. This ranch-style home's characteristics include 3 beds w/a 4th in the walkout basement, a dedicated 1st floor office, and a huge rec-room w/wet bar. Updates include new windows and floors throughout and every interior surface painted. Brand new furnace and AC and all duct work cleaned and sanitized, plus double air output vents in every room create an evenly heated and cooled home that is as efficient as it is convenient. The interior sewer main line was replaced, and there are 3 copper drain lines throughout, plus all PVC plumbing for all main floor facilities. The updated bath includes new faucets, commode, and surrounds. New h2o tank. Basement shower resurfaced. New whirlpool dishwasher and garbage disposal. All grounded outlets, GFCIs, and switches were replaced. Rec room with full wet bar. 30 yr roof. Come see for yourself!

If you reside in the Magic City long enough you are bound to have a few tricks up your sleeve. Question: Who do you know that was born in 1920? That's right, no one, because they are all long gone. 1920 was the year woman were finally allowed to vote, Prohibition began, and the League Of Nations was formed. Coincidentally, it was also the year that OC Barber died. And just across town as OC took his final breath, this pretty little lady was taking her first breaths. And that gorgeous little firecracker was named 146 21st St NW, a strange name indeed. But this little looker with the strange name has outlasted everything and everyone else, and this is where the magic comes in, she does it looking better than houses half her age. She's a smoking hot granny is what she is. She has been totally rebuilt from head to toe and her age simply does not show anywhere. I mean anywhere. Her basement is newer, poured mint condition, with a finished bedroom and a full bath. She's wearing the finest vinyl siding, and it fits her perfectly. Her siding and roof no more than 15 years old. But wait till you see her backside; it's a private oasis with one big shaded deck with a fireplace leading to a perfect-sized family pool. And under that vinyl is pure perfection. All the walls and ceilings are drywall, no plaster, updated woodwork and crown molding throughout. She has a young ladies' kitchen equipped with an island, stainless steel appliances, and sliders out to the deck we are all so fond of. Every surface and contour is updated, tastefully decorated, and given its highest and best use. I'm not lying when I tell you there are 3 full baths, potential for 4 bedrooms, a privacy fence, a new shed, newer windows, new everything. This lady is on fire! Not literally. That would be terrible news. But she's definitely smokin'. And she wants to be all yours. So if you want it, come and get it, she's waiting for you! See the supplements for ages of appliances and mechanicals, and utility avgs