Grand O'Lady
This Grand O'Lady has a lot of great history. The original home was built by George Reynolds in 1810. An addition was built in 1820 and the sellers stated the home is eligible for the National Historian Register. In 1863 George Reynolds was exempted from the war between the states because he was a blacksmith. All materials, boards, nails outside and inside are original to the home. Forged by the Reynolds family. Bricks were fired at the creek forge near the home. The home includes 5 bedrooms, 1 bath and 4 fireplaces. There is a 200 year old Ash tree in the front yard welcoming you on hot summer days. Home needs TLC and is being SOLD AS IS.
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From Newport on Rt 42 go 12.9 miles to Little Mountain Rd turn left. Follow (stay to the left at next intersection) approximately 5 miles to 625, Sugar Maple Rd. Home is on the right. See sign.
From Hanging Rock Route 311 north to New Castle, Left on Route 42 10 miles right on route 625 (Sugar Maple Road) approximately 2 miles property on left at intersection of 624 and 625. see sign.
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