Enjoy country liv. in the heart of Stow in this beautiful century home. One of the earliest homes in Stow, this carefully maintained & renovated 4 bdrm, 2 bth home offers a comfortable blend of historic farmhouse charm & modern family living. The spacious main flr rms provide plenty of options for gathering & feat. 10 foot ceilings & orig. hardwood floors. Country kitchen boasts custom hickory cab. , quartz counter tops, & a lg island. Breakfast rm & a 3-season sun porch. One story wing, added as a 1st flr master, w/ a bthrm & laundry rm & could easily be home office, playrm or even a home gym! The huge 2nd flr master bdrm & adjoining dressing rm. & 2 addtl 2 flr bedrooms are great for kids or guests. A recently enlrgd 2 flr bth features a pedestal tub. Watch the world go by on the elegant front porch of this captivating home, or enjoy a pleasant evening on the priv. back patio. The partially wooded 1.7 acre lot provides space for outdoor activities. An additional 1.7 acre lot is avai
Single-familyProperty Type
1825Year Built
1.7 acresLot Size
2 car garageParking
Listed by Edward Davidian• Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Stouffer Realty, Inc.
Bought with Frank Brady• Keller Williams Chervenic Rlty
Vacant land on Darrow Rd. Wooded lot approximately 165 x 529 deep. All utilities at the street. For tap in fees: please check with the City of Stow for water Summit County for sewer.
Public Records
Sep 17, 1985
Sold
$95,000
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$4,221 (−1.6%)
$17,542 + $55,262
$72,804
2024
$4,290 (+3.2%)
$17,542 + $55,262
$72,804
2023
$4,156 (+12.6%)
$17,542 + $55,262
$72,804
2022
$3,692 (+11.5%)
$13,598 + $43,365
$56,963
2021
$3,311 (+1.7%)
$13,598 + $43,365
$56,963
2020
$3,255 (+12.5%)
$13,598 + $43,365
$56,963
2019
$2,893 (+1.6%)
$13,258 + $33,877
$47,135
2018
$2,846 (−0.3%)
$13,258 + $33,877
$47,135
2017
$2,856 (+1.6%)
$13,258 + $33,877
$47,135
2016
$2,811 (−9.3%)
$13,258 + $30,681
$43,939
2014
$3,100 (+2.7%)
$17,525 + $30,681
$48,206
2013
$3,019
$17,525 + $29,652
$47,177
Tax history for 4160 Darrow Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$4,221 (−1.6%)
$17,542 + $55,262
$72,804
2024
$4,290 (+3.2%)
$17,542 + $55,262
$72,804
2023
$4,156 (+12.6%)
$17,542 + $55,262
$72,804
2022
$3,692 (+11.5%)
$13,598 + $43,365
$56,963
2021
$3,311 (+1.7%)
$13,598 + $43,365
$56,963
2020
$3,255 (+12.5%)
$13,598 + $43,365
$56,963
2019
$2,893 (+1.6%)
$13,258 + $33,877
$47,135
2018
$2,846 (−0.3%)
$13,258 + $33,877
$47,135
2017
$2,856 (+1.6%)
$13,258 + $33,877
$47,135
2016
$2,811 (−9.3%)
$13,258 + $30,681
$43,939
2014
$3,100 (+2.7%)
$17,525 + $30,681
$48,206
2013
$3,019
$17,525 + $29,652
$47,177
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
4
Baths
2
Stories
2
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
1.89 Acres
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
2,327
Year built
1825
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Summit County
APN
5602974
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Jul 21, 2026.
DRO 2
Darrow Road Overlay District-2
The Darrow Road Overlay District-1 is established for the portion of Darrow Road south of Lillian Road and Bryn Mawr Drive. The Darrow Road Overlay District-2 is established for the portion of Darrow Road north of Lillian Road and Bryn Mawr Drive. These two Darrow Road Overlay Districts are intended to not only continue to encourage single-family developments, but to also recognize that well-designed non-single-family developments may be compatible with the uses along Darrow Road provided they do not fragment or isolate existing low density residential areas and are designed in a manner and at a scale consistent with the prevailing residential character of the corridor and adjacent residential areas. Therefore, these two Overlay Districts provide for limited non-single-family developments to be considered in locations that meet the objectives of the Darrow Road Overlay Districts. Each application shall be subject to a careful evaluation to ensure that any non-single family development occurs only according to the established criteria. Such needed assurances are not possible if the area were to be rezoned to a conventional office or commercial district.