Step into 816 Cedar Bough Place, where New Albany's history lives on. Built in 1910 and honored with a place on the Historic Registry, this 1.5-story home sits along a quiet, paved dead-end street in the storybook Cedar Bough neighborhood. Over 2200 square feet of living space unfolds beneath original millwork, gleaming hardwood floors, solid wood doors, and delicate leaded glass, with a 1,696-square-foot basement below awaiting your imagination. The kitchen balances old and new: white cabinetry, quartz countertops, subway tile, open shelving, and stainless appliances against a wall of exposed brick. Three bedrooms and two full baths include a private upstairs primary suite. Gather by the woodburning fireplace on cool evenings, or unwind on the stained deck and fenced yard come warmer days. A detached garage, poured concrete foundation, asphalt roof, and central air complete the picture. 816 Cedar Bough Place isn't just a house with history, it's history you get to live in. Sq ft & rm sz approx.