More than a homethis is 120+ years of Hamilton history. Built in 1903 in the Dayton Lane Historic District, 843 Dayton Street is identified in Hamilton's historic inventory as the William B. Cullen-Herman L. Kutter House, connecting it to the city's industrial past. A high-water marker from the Great Flood of 1913 remains on the home today. Inside, approximately 3,600 sq. ft. of finished living space across three levels blends historic craftsmanship with thoughtful restoration. Original doors and hardware, pocket and French doors, refinished hardwood floors and restored wood windows complement a newly remodeled kitchen, updated baths and extensively renovated third floor. Modern updates include extensive plumbing and electrical improvements, upper-floor central air and tankless hot water. A restored front porch, saltwater pool and oversized tandem 3-car garage complete this remarkable piece of Hamilton history.
Courtesy of Jeffrey Boyle with Keller Williams Advisors
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