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c. 1855/1874 – Ironton, OH

Posted on OHD: 1/16/21. Last OHD Update: 7/25/22.
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709 S 4th St, Ironton, OH 45638

Built in 1855 by Norton, who was the owner of the Norton and Belfont Iron works. So many original Architectural details including fretwork molding ,yellow poplar floors, and original Trim. As soon as you arrive you will be stunned by the Amazing Beautiful and 11ft Front doors, then as you step into the entrance to another grand set of 11ft doors as well, You will appreciate the large rooms and 12 foot ceilings and 11 ft doors throughout home. The grand staircase is original and leads you to 2 more stories. Since it was built, it has been colloquially known as the Tower House because of a four-story tower that is actually three rooms stacked on top of each other with entrances off each floor. The fine detail is breath taking and a very rare find. There are several original transom windows above the doors that add a very elegant touch. Each floor you can enjoy the round room with beautiful window views. There is a laundry facility located on each floor, along with full baths. On the third floor there is a bonus room and full kitchen , could be used as 2nd living quarters or in law suite. All your expensive items have been replaced and repaired, 2 Newer 80gal water tanks, Plex water lines and PVC plumbing, 2 newer HVAC"S totaling 17 tons. Slate roof has been restored .Exterior was just Painted. The historical tower is accessible on the 3rd floor and has an amazing view of the Ironton area and Beautiful new bridge. Grasp a part of this rare preserved history, Priced to sell and ready to be fined tuned, this Home can truly be placed on the map of the most beautiful Historic Homes.
5 Bed · 4 Bath · 4,420 Sq Ft · 0.3 Ac.
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