Ranch

Some homes are updates. This one is a reinvention. From the foundation to the roof, completely rebuilt in 2023–2024 — not flipped, rebuilt. New plumbing, new electric, new wallboard, new flooring, new everything. But what makes this property something different isn't the list of upgrades. It's the setting. You are less than a quarter mile from the Mahoning River, on nearly two acres of private land — and the house itself has been rebuilt from scratch to match. Inside, the kitchen is the heart of it — white cabinets, granite countertops, a large center island, and Frigidaire Gallery stainless steel appliances. LVP flooring flows through the entire main level. The bathroom is full ceramic tile. Laundry is right off the kitchen with a new washer and electric dryer already in place. The water is completely handled: new hot water heater, water softener, reverse osmosis system, new septic, and relined well. You're not inheriting a to-do list. You're walking into done. The basement is clean and ready — functional rec space now, with room to finish if you want more. Then you walk outside. The front Amish-built timber frame canopy sets the tone the moment you arrive — heavy timber construction, vaulted roofline, craftsmanship that doesn't get built like this anymore. The back covered deck mirrors that same quality: vaulted ceiling, metal roof, pendant light, and a view of nearly two acres of open green space framed by mature trees. A stone driveway wraps the entire property. A carport gives you covered parking. A new 12x16 shed with electric handles whatever your outdoor life requires. No HOA. No restrictions. Which also means options. Properties like this — fully rebuilt, Amish-crafted outdoor structures, nearly two acres, less than a quarter mile from the Mahoning River — are rare. Whether this becomes your primary residence, your weekend retreat, or a short-term rental in an outdoor recreation market with almost no inventory like it, the bones are already there.

Some homes are updates. This one is a reinvention. From the foundation to the roof, completely rebuilt in 2023–2024 — not flipped, rebuilt. New plumbing, new electric, new wallboard, new flooring, new everything. But what makes this property something different isn't the list of upgrades. It's the setting. You are less than a quarter mile from the Mahoning River, on nearly two acres of private land — and the house itself has been rebuilt from scratch to match. Inside, the kitchen is the heart of it — white cabinets, granite countertops, a large center island, and Frigidaire Gallery stainless steel appliances. LVP flooring flows through the entire main level. The bathroom is full ceramic tile. Laundry is right off the kitchen with a new washer and electric dryer already in place. The water is completely handled: new hot water heater, water softener, reverse osmosis system, new septic, and relined well. You're not inheriting a to-do list. You're walking into done. The basement is clean and ready — functional rec space now, with room to finish if you want more. Then you walk outside. The front Amish-built timber frame canopy sets the tone the moment you arrive — heavy timber construction, vaulted roofline, craftsmanship that doesn't get built like this anymore. The back covered deck mirrors that same quality: vaulted ceiling, metal roof, pendant light, and a view of nearly two acres of open green space framed by mature trees. A stone driveway wraps the entire property. A carport gives you covered parking. A new 12x16 shed with electric handles whatever your outdoor life requires. No HOA. No restrictions. Which also means options. Properties like this — fully rebuilt, Amish-crafted outdoor structures, nearly two acres, less than a quarter mile from the Mahoning River — are rare. Whether this becomes your primary residence, your weekend retreat, or a short-term rental in an outdoor recreation market with almost no inventory like it, the bones are already there.