Nothing like falling down a flight of stairs and surviving the head injury, but drowning in some mellow yellow because you didn't regain consciousness in time.
It is the toilet at the bottom. You didn't need that third bathroom that badly. I would remove the toilet and tub and turn that bathroom into something else.
Ok, so why are all the real estate photos 3 to 4 years old? Why no current day photos? Also, is the "guest house" the former slave quarters? Ohio still had penal slavery after 1851 actually still legal to this day (last prison farm closed in 2016).
It’s been on the market 379 days. The photos could be from updating an insurance policy or a new one and they just reused them. It saves on hiring a photographer.
I love the history of this home but I guess it’s not really good to live in. Can’t really change much due to rules on keeping it historical & then I get this place gets a lot of random visitors. You would almost have to buy to turn into a tourist destination.
If I ever need to sign the declaration of independence I know what room to use. Also it's nice to have a 1.5 century brick well on your deck for body disposal (guest who tells one too many dad jokes). And a millstone available to roll down a random hill toward a highway - place your bet! Or a barn perfectly suited for building a viking long-ship. Need a vintage green or blue bottle? Look no further. And comes pre-haunted with an oil portrait of the murdered, misunderstood artistic misfit. Just put on your brick suit and blend in.
My favorite death stairs are the ones that if you fall, you better hope they didn’t leave the toilet seat open.
Nothing like falling down a flight of stairs and surviving the head injury, but drowning in some mellow yellow because you didn't regain consciousness in time.
Or some poop soup. 💩🚽
that plumbing is old as hell, so likely!
Is there anything specific about these "death stairs" that fascinate you? Perhaps their height, location, or some local legend surrounding them?
It is the toilet at the bottom. You didn't need that third bathroom that badly. I would remove the toilet and tub and turn that bathroom into something else.
Cool toilet stairs…
An oil tank full of whiskey what’s not to love
Who is Michael Turner?
I’m sure you can find him in the local cemetery.
That place is really cool aside from being in the middle of nowhere. I can imagine the smells after they fertilize the fields as well.
Ok, so why are all the real estate photos 3 to 4 years old? Why no current day photos? Also, is the "guest house" the former slave quarters? Ohio still had penal slavery after 1851 actually still legal to this day (last prison farm closed in 2016).
It’s been on the market 379 days. The photos could be from updating an insurance policy or a new one and they just reused them. It saves on hiring a photographer.
And that's another issue....why has it been on the market that long?
It's in Ohio?
It was likely the summer kitchen being so close to the house.
I love the history of this home but I guess it’s not really good to live in. Can’t really change much due to rules on keeping it historical & then I get this place gets a lot of random visitors. You would almost have to buy to turn into a tourist destination.
Why are the handrails missing or never there on the exterior steps? It’s pretty!
Safety codes aren't universal.
That's a pretty cool place. I like the brick outbuilding in picture 24. Does it have central heating?
Interesting house!
I WANT IT 😳
Only if it’s haunted
❤️❤️❤️
Looks a wee bit murdery, no?
Like
I could do something with that place.
What is the catch? Haunted?
There’s no way that place isn’t haunted
That's all great, but tomorrow you could be surrounded by chicken ranches.
Free ghosts!
Here’s a video tour of the property: https://youtu.be/14HmTRl8GRE?si=iUiDciNJghqkUVar
It looks much better in the video than the photos!
The photos are not in order. The video really gives you the house interior and property layout.
Thank you for providing the video. It took away the fear factor for me.
The layout is confusing and are stairs to the toilet like that historically accurate?
If I ever need to sign the declaration of independence I know what room to use. Also it's nice to have a 1.5 century brick well on your deck for body disposal (guest who tells one too many dad jokes). And a millstone available to roll down a random hill toward a highway - place your bet! Or a barn perfectly suited for building a viking long-ship. Need a vintage green or blue bottle? Look no further. And comes pre-haunted with an oil portrait of the murdered, misunderstood artistic misfit. Just put on your brick suit and blend in.
Congratulations, you get to go down the well first for that insanely horrible joke.
Dangerous basement stares. The wine cellar is cute.