Wow! First time to be on the market since the early 1950's. This beautiful 15.2 acre triangular shaped property has sides on State Route 700, Pioneer Trail, and State Route 82. The wonderful pond is stocked with fish and you can also take a dip on those warm days. The property also boasts red raspberry bushes, several fruit trees, and nut trees. The barn was used for cows and most recently, horses however, use your imagination and make it what suits your needs. The 2 car detached garage also has a separate space that could be an art studio, workshop, or you can use the awesome, naturally flooded with sun light space for your chickens! This space has a concrete floor, 2 entry/exit doors, electric and a whole wall of windows. Walk into Hiram history. This home is situated in what is known as the Western Reserve area, originally part of the Connecticut Western Reserve. Charles Raymond purchased Lot 33 in January of 1826 which he immediately started to build. All the wood for the original part of the home was from the northeast corner of the property. Construction of the home was handled by Silas Raymond, a local mason and general contractor. The current home is 2664 square feet of living with 2 fireplaces, hardwood floors (not original), very open floor plan, large library with a pocket door. 2 sets of stairs are in this home with access to 4 bedrooms, media area and possible craft room on the second floor. The attic is a walk up but unfinished. Make this your home.
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