3549 N Creek Drive Greenville, OH 45331

4
Bed
2
Bath
0.39
Acres
$235,000
MLS# 1041219
4 BR
2 BA
0.39 AC
1/1
  • Sold
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This single family property is located in Greenville, Darke County, OH (School District: Greenville City) and was sold on 10/29/2025 for $235,000. At the time of sale, 3549 N Creek Drive had 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The image above is for reference at the time of listing/sale and may no longer accurately represent the property.
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Property Details

  • MLS#:

    1041219

  • Type:

    Single Family

  • County:

    Darke

  • Age:

    53

  • Appliances:

    Microwave, Range, Refrigerator, Water Softener Owned, Dishwasher, Electric Water Heater

  • Architecture:

    Open Floorplan, Wood Frame, Bungalow

  • Basement Type:

    Walkout, Finished, Full

  • Construction:

    Steel Siding

  • Cooling:

    Heat Pump, Wall Unit(s)

  • Heating:

    Heat Pump

  • Lot Description:

    260x110

  • School District:

    Greenville City

  • Sewer:

    Public Sewer

  • Water:

    Well

Rooms

  • Bedroom 1:

    15x11 (Level: )

  • Bedroom 2:

    12x11 (Level: )

  • Bedroom 3:

    11x10 (Level: )

  • Bedroom 4:

    10x9 (Level: )

  • Family Room:

    23x11 (Level: )

  • Kitchen:

    20x12 (Level: )

  • Living Room:

    16x12 (Level: )

  • Utility Room:

    19x11 (Level: )
This listing courtesy of Mary Boone (937) 435-6000 , Howard Hanna Real Estate Services (937) 435-6000

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