Step into a piece of history with this charming 1877 Zoar home, once the residence of Louis Zimmerman, Treasurer of the Zoar Society. Nestled in the heart of the Historic District of Zoar Village, this remarkable property is listed on the National Historic Register and recognized by the Tuscarawas Heritage Home Association. Spanning 2,528 square feet, this lovingly preserved home offers 7 rooms, 3 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, a welcoming foyer, and the convenience of a second-floor laundry, all situated on a picturesque corner lot.
As you explore, you’ll be captivated by the original white oak tongue-and-groove flooring, secured with square nails. The home comes fully furnished with a stunning 16×20 wine cellar, perfect for enthusiasts and entertainers alike. All floor rugs, hand-painted canvas floor mats, and window treatments may be included, adding to the home’s timeless charm.
Outside, a weathered Zoar-style wooden fence encloses the beautifully landscaped yard, creating a private oasis. Enjoy gatherings on the brick patio, relax on one of two front porches, or entertain on the rear porch. The historic 18×32 Wash House, a true gem, features three distinct rooms: the original laundry room with cast iron wash tubs set in a brick fireplace, his & her privies, and a workshop with an authentic workbench.
Adding modern convenience to historic charm, a heated Carriage House was thoughtfully constructed in 2005, designed to blend seamlessly with the original outbuildings. It offers three spacious car bays, a workshop area, second-floor storage, and even incorporates original Zoar windows from another village home.
This is more than a home! It’s a chance to own a piece of Zoar’s rich history. Schedule a tour today and take the first step toward calling this extraordinary property your own!