Résidence Unifamiliale à Lancaster

One-of-a-kind property showcasing historic materials and craftsmanship throughout. Reclaimed brick from the late 1700s, sourced from Alexandria, Ohio, is featured in multiple areas of the home, including an impressive foyer wall and accents surrounding the soaking tub. Hand-hewn beams and wide plank floors add to the home’s authentic character and timeless appeal. The home offers soaring 16-foot ceilings in three rooms, a log cabin-style kitchen, a small upstairs library, and a working beehive oven alongside a walk-in fireplace, creating a truly distinctive gathering space. A dedicated kindling storage area adds to the home’s historic functionality. Many original interior doors remain, further enhancing the property’s historic charm. Additional features include numerous trellises, updated exterior lighting, thoughtfully designed details throughout, and a basement featuring 9-foot poured walls. The property also includes a separate dwelling featuring 3 bedrooms, 1 full bath, an attached 2-car garage, a log cabin-style interior, and a working fireplace, providing additional living space for extended family, guests, or a variety of other uses. Situated on one of the highest points in the Lancaster area, reportedly the second-highest hill in Lancaster, the property offers impressive views and a unique setting. Mature trees, established flower gardens, and fenced acreage enhance the landscape and functionality of the property. The barn includes three horse stalls and a hay loft, while a separate blacksmith shop provides additional workspace and versatility. This remarkable property blends historic charm, craftsmanship, and functionality into a truly unique offering that is rarely found in today’s market.