120 East Dayton Street is a one-story, ranch-style home built in 1975 with about 1,500 square feet of living space on a 0.23-acre lot. The house is brick construction with an asphalt shingle roof and is documented as owner-occupied by the Doe Family Trust. The property layout includes three bedrooms and two bathrooms, central air conditioning, forced-air gas heating, and a recently updated kitchen that provides one of the stronger functional updates reported for the home.
The site faces East Dayton Street with a paved driveway that accommodates roughly two vehicles; no garage is recorded. Utilities are municipal water and sewer, gas service through Vectren, and electric supplied by AES Ohio. The lot is level and has frontage on East Dayton Street; the noted backyard is described as spacious, offering room for landscaping or family activities. Zoning is R-1 in the Village of Lewisburg, where single-family uses and typical R-1 setbacks (front 25', side 10', rear 25') apply.
Recent public-record activity and comparable transactions provide local market context. County records show a 2019 transfer to the Doe Family Trust; three nearby comparable sales from 2025 for similar 3-bedroom homes sold within a half mile and reflect close pricing and condition patterns. A rental estimate based on local lease comparables places likely monthly rent near $1,400 and a rent-per-square-foot indication consistent with area demand. The property’s assessed total value for 2025 is recorded at $150,000 and annual property tax for 2025 is $2,200.
Before any transaction, the record flags several recommended verifications: confirm lot dimensions and boundaries, verify that renovation permits were properly issued for the kitchen updates, check for easements or encroachments, and arrange a professional home inspection and roof assessment. These standard due-diligence steps will confirm condition, systems, and legal encumbrances for prospective buyers or investors.