Cheapish Thursday - Circa 1828 Ohio Fixer Upper Under $100K

OHU50K Notes $99,900

Originally known as the Bauer Haus, this is the largest and oldest frame house in Zoar, a historic village. Enjoy all of the charm and character of this fixer upper home that was built in 1828 and has over 4, 320 sq. ft. of living space that is just waiting to be brought back to it’s original glory.

House View featured at 245 E 3rd St, Zoar, OH, 44697

Realtor Comments

Welcome to house #18 in the Historic Village of Zoar. The main level features a living room, a huge kitchen with gas fireplace, a 1/2 bathroom, a bedroom and an office. Upstairs has 7 more bedrooms and a full bathroom with laundry hookups. There is a walk up attic that would add even more space. Other features include a huge inviting front porch that stretches the length of the house, a relaxing covered back porch, the basement has a new high efficiency gas forced air furnace and updated main electric service panel. The possibilities are endless with this property, and with a lot of work, this could be a beautiful home. Must follow the Village of Zoar Zoning and Preservation Ordinance when bringing this historic property back to life.

8bed
1.5+bath
Circa 1828

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245 E 3rd St, Zoar, OH, 44697 $99,900

History per Historic Zoar Village

“This is the largest and oldest frame house in Zoar. It is a large building, sixty feet long by thirty-five feet wide, two and one-half stories high. The Bauer Haus (farmer’s house) was originally a storehouse at the furnace between Bolivar and Zoar. In 1857 this storehouse was no longer in use, so it was torn down and moved to Zoar.

During apple butter making season, neighbors and all of the young people would gather at the Bauer Haus to help with the “snitzling.” The Bauer Haus is (now) a private residence.”