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1853 Gothic Revival in Tiffin, OH

10/9/20 15 Comments
Posted on OHD: 10/9/20. Last OHD Update: 7/25/22.
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318 Sycamore St, Tiffin, OH 44883

Welcome to Springdale Manor, a Gothic Revival Registered Historic property in Tiffin, Ohio. Built in 1853 by General William Gibson and Designed by Architect George Netcher, this estate includes over 11, 000sqft of usable space on 4 acres of Beautiful Property. Stunning Original Woodwork, Crown Molding, Cove Ceilings, Mahogany Wood, Tiger Maple Cupboards & Quartersawn Oak Throughout, Refinished Hardwood Flooring, Period Quality Lighting and Original Pocket Doors display character and craftsmanship you will not find anywhere else. This one-of-a-kind Manor, Carriage House, and Showroom Barn has it All! The Grand Foyer highlights the breathtaking Spiral Staircase that sets the tone for this amazing home, and it could be yours! Enjoy the country feel of a park-like backyard. An additional 1.7 acre field, including a running creek and bridge, is found just below the main estate. This home was masterfully Restored to its Original Grandeur with over $1.2 million spent on a Perfect Restoration.
5 Bed ∙ 4.5 Bath ∙ 5,640 Sq Ft ∙ 4 Ac.
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