A rare opportunity to become the next steward of a nearly two-century-old Cincinnati home. Built in 1832, this historic Westwood property was described in a period article as the oldest home in Greene Township. Its documented history traces the original three-room cabin to hand-hewn walnut construction, with a later restoration uncovering original 1832 walnut boards and ten-inch log structural members. The home's recorded history also includes an account that it served as a hiding place for people escaping slavery during the Civil War. Today, the home is once again ready for its next chapter. This is a substantial restoration project being offered in its present condition, but behind the weathered exterior is a story that cannot be recreated. Nearly 200 years have already been written here. What happens next is up to you.
Courtesy of Mindy Frye with Coldwell Banker Realty
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