Amazing OPPORTUNITY to buy a private, 42-ACRE ESTATE and make it your own! Current owner purchased this HISTORIC HOME in 1992 and contracted a HUGE ADDITION, creating a 7000 sf floor plan with a mix of old and new! The main level offers a LIBRARY with built-ins, dining room, parlor, kitchen, walk-in pantry, GINORMOUS FAMILY ROOM, bar, SCREENED PORCH, second study, and laundry. Upstairs, the master boasts a PRIVATE PORCH, en-suite bath, and walk-in closet! Four other OVERSIZED BEDROOMS (one with a sitting room) and three more full baths complete the level! A SEMI-FINISHED REC ROOM in the basement adds even more space! Outside, you’ll love the SPARKLING POOL and heated POOL HOUSE. Other outbuildings include a 60 x 40 POLE BARN, hay barn, 3-CAR GARAGE, and original summer kitchen. The land is the perfect combination of WOODS with a CREEK and TILLABLE LAND (up to 41 acres/20 acres tilled currently). Make this gorgeous property in Spring Valley Twp. your retreat from busy city living!
Single-familyProperty Type
1835Year Built
42.4 acresLot Size
$180Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
3 car garageParking
Listed by Rhonda Chambal• BHHS Professional Realty
•937-776-8432 (agent)
•rhonda@rhondachambal.com (agent)
•937-426-7070 (broker)
Bought with Sherry Stipp• Keller Williams Advantage Real
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Last updated by owner on Apr 8, 2023.
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Prime Agricultural District
The intent of the Prime Agricultural District is to recognize the long-range physical, social, and economic needs of the agricultural community within Spring Valley Township. Since agricultural pursuits provide a substantial economic base for Spring Valley Township, and many areas still exist which possess an existing agricultural character and prime agricultural soils, it is the intent of this district to maintain and protect such areas. Only those land uses, which perform necessary functions within the agricultural community, will be encouraged to locate within the Prime Agricultural District. Rural farm dwellings are permitted to locate within the Prime Agricultural District at a maximum density of one dwelling unit per ten acres. Unnecessary encroachment by nonagricultural land uses which limits agricultural effectiveness either through encroachment of land resources or through incompatibility of land uses will be discouraged.