An extraordinary location--next to the Bike Path and across from Dewine's Pond, just a couple of minutes from downtown Yellow Springs--plus light-filled rooms, high ceilings, and a beautiful natural setting make this property unique and unparalleled in its views. Although Greene County lists this property as having been built in 1900, a local historian told the current owner that he believed the home was originally built as "a Railroad House" in 1853, the year that Antioch College was founded, and the home's overall sturdiness and location would certainly support that information. Three bedrooms; two full baths; two separate decks plus the original front porch facing the Little Miami Scenic Trail. Numerous changes and updates over the past twenty years include adding, enlarging, and/or replacing all windows; raising door frames and removing the wall between living room and sunroom; and creating a pass-through from dining room to kitchen. Living room features a wood stove, added in 2010. Kitchen has Italian tile added in 2008, and new refrigerator, dishwasher, and stovetop (2023), as well as a new wall oven (2024). Furnace was replaced in 2012; wraparound front deck and steps were completely replaced in 2018, and a new deck was added to the sunroom at the same time. Installed All Dri French drain system in basement in 2019. Home exterior was repainted in 2019; most of the interior was repainted in 2023. Central air added 2021. New Pella patio doors installed 2023. Electrical system updated 2023. New gravel driveway (2024) and landscaping (2023-2024). Please see Residential Property Disclosures and attachment for more details. Square footage per County Assessor's records is 1488, but does not include the ground-level walkout basement, which the county shows as 28 x 20, providing another 560 ground-level square feet with two doors to the outside. All appliances convey. Occupancy negotiable.