The house is a classic example of Georgian Colonial Architecture. Spacious and comfortable, Georgian Colonial architecture reflected the rising ambition of a new country. Popular during the 1700’s -1840.Stately and symmetrical, this home imitated the larger, more elaborate Georgian homes which were being built in England. Once part of 100+ acre farm that was sectioned off in 2005 and sold at auction, this solid house has stood the test of time on its solid rock foundation. Sitting on 9.86 acres the property has one largepost and beam barn and three additional outbuildings. The historic property overlooks beautiful forested, meadow and pasture land, depending on what direction you are looking...very private and picturesque. Each season brings different vistas to appreciate and upon arriving to the property, you are greeted with a long lane cutting through a forested area…breath taking even when the evergreens are laden with snow…seems the perfect transition from the outside world to your own private get away. Neighborhood Description Although the folks that live near by are very nice, this home is pretty secluded from neihgbors. From the house, you can't really even see ant of the neighbor's homes...in the winter, you can see the rooftop of one past the pasture, but most of the year you can't see any. This property lays inbetween 3 small villages: Each has its own distinct vibe and each is very different from the other. Yellow Springs, Cedarville and Clifton are the closest, making it minutes away from Massie creek, John Bryan park, the Clifton Gorge, Glen Helen and Jacoby Launch for water fun!
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