
Renovated, Character Home, Garage, Updated HVAC, Historic
The front porch is the first thing you see, and it does what a porch should: it gives the house a face. Built in 1930, this is a small two-story on Lake Avenue in Elyria, three bedrooms and one bath across 1,196 square feet, and it has been remodeled top to bottom by AK Management.
The hardwood floors run through the whole first floor. They look good and hold up the character the house was built with. The kitchen got a full update: new cabinetry, granite countertops, and stainless appliances. It's a modest kitchen by size, but the work is clean and the finishes are solid. No complaints there.
Upstairs are the three bedrooms with new carpet in the hallway. The bathroom was redone with a new tub, tile surround, and vanity. These are the kinds of updates that read as fresh when you walk in and should hold for years without needing attention.
The mechanical work is the part that matters most in a house this age. New HVAC system, new water heater. Both done as part of this renovation. In a 1930 house, that's the difference between moving in and spending your first year managing problems. You're not walking into that situation here.
Out back there's a new porch and a partially fenced yard. One-car garage on the property. The lot is what it is, a standard city lot, but the outdoor space is usable and the garage adds something a lot of houses at this price point don't have.
The agent note mentions that 913 Lake is also available, and that the two could work together as rental properties alongside a third. If that's your angle, worth knowing. If you're buying to live here, it's a 1930 house in Elyria that someone put real work into, priced at $150,000 with the big expenses already handled.


