Built in 1924, 916 Gray Avenue is a distinctive Tudor Revival in Hamilton's historic Highland Park. Listed in Hamilton's Ohio Historic Inventory and proudly displaying a historical plaque, the home was originally associated with Charles Edward Koehler, president of the Hamilton Brass & Aluminum Casting Company, connecting it to Hamilton's industrial past. Extensive 2026 improvements include complete roof tear-off & replacement on home and garage, new boiler, water heater, split systems upstairs & down, plus extensive plumbing & electrical updates. The brand-new kitchen features Corian counters & island, white cabinetry, ceramic backsplash, farmhouse sink, new lighting and all-new appliances. Also new: 1st-floor laundry, garage electrical & opener, select flooring, fresh paint & trim throughout, and landscaping featuring a courtyard English garden. Historic character, thoughtfully renewed for its next chapter.
Courtesy of Kyle Doughman with Redfin Corporation
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