Description

Estimated to have been built in 1840, this wonderfully refreshed and renewed farmhouse is reported to have been home to national icon and first woman to thru-hike the Appalachian Trail solo, Grandma Emma Gatewood (copy and paste bit.ly/AppTrailConservGG to see the home featured in an award-winning video from the Appalachian Trail Conservancy) Sources say Emma and Perry Gatewood lived in the home from 1921-1935--see photo album, presented by NE OH theatrical company, Eden Valley Enterprises, here: bit.ly/GG-Timeline but the historic value of this home is only the beginning: Owners have recently upgraded interior wiring and plumbing (PEX w/shut-off manifold) and completed many other updates: a luxurious main-floor full bath, generously-sized laundry room located at side entrance, refurbished original hardwood floors, new luxury vinyl tile in living room (original hardwood beneath), a sparkling kitchen with butchers block counters, refurbished American Chestnut in upstairs hall and rear bedrooms, gas log FP, and more! Property also features a relocated/rebuilt tobacco barn and a large detached garage and workshop w/concrete floors. To view all 61 property photos: bit.ly/22478-SR7S

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Listed by: Matthew Ray