c. 1870 – Akron, OH
12/9/20
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Posted on OHD: 12/9/20. Last OHD Update: 7/25/22.
This has since "Sold" and is now archived for historical reference and educational purposes.
This has since "Sold" and is now archived for historical reference and educational purposes.
National Register Property
4270 W Bath Rd, Akron (Bath Township), OH 44333
Century home w GUEST Cottage!! Orig built in the mid 1870's by John Harshey, this period Victorian 4 bed/2 bath home was once the areas top producing dairy farm & sat on close to 150 acres. Today, the home sits on the Nat'l Register of Historic Places & that farm is Meadow Park subdivision in Bath Twnshp. Uncharacteristic of the times, this unique home has high, 10 ft ceilings & bright floor to ceiling windows throughout the main floor, which incl spacious eat-in kitchen, large formal dining area, hearth room & receiving area. Off the kitchen, you will find a fabulous sunroom- great for everyday use. The 1st floor also boasts 3 FP's, laundry, & full bath. Upstairs, the bright & cheery master bedroom features the homes 4th fireplace, large windows & deep period closet. The second floor bathroom has been recently upd & features new shower & vanity. Three more bedrooms complete the second level. More than a 100 years ago, the separate building on this property housed traveling workers that worked on the farm. Today, the 800 plus sq ft building is a fully finished living, work, or studio space complete with glamour bath, HVAC system, sink, living area, spacious deck, and basement. This is a great space for anyone staying for an extended period of time. The outside also features a shaded brick patio, great for summer or fall evenings w friends. The backyard is completely private from any neighboring home, has a gentle roll to the back & large barn, currently used for storage.
4 Bed ∙ 2 Bath ∙ 3,303 Sq Ft ∙ 1.45 Ac.
Was Listed With
Aaron Rich
Keller Williams
Cell 330.284.8220 / Office 330.836.4300<br>[email protected]
Reference Links
State: Ohio | Region: Midwest (East North Central) | Period & Associated Styles: Romantic Era, Victorian Era | Misc: National Register |
































