779 Salineville Rd W, Salineville, OH 43945

This home was in the process of a full renovation. Previous owner started the renovations in 2003, we obtained this property in 2010 and started over again. The land was bought in November of 1829 by George James. George James was the first to bore a salt well in Salineville in 1809. Salineville- "Salt of the Earth" was established in 1839 for it's rich salt wells and coal mines. George James, ultimately, led to the founding of the town in which they hold an annual Salt Festival. The concrete basement walls are all original except for basic upkeep over the course of the last 150 years and is in very good, strong shape. Since then, the house has been extensively built on. Living room has been doubled in size by knocking down the non-load bearing wall to the 5th bedroom. New roof (2014). New floating hardwood in living room with original wood protected underneath (minimal change.) Large tool shed built in 2015 with an attached lean-to. Electrical and some plumbing redone on the first floor in, shed and an unfinished loft in one of the 4 bedrooms also has new electrical. Wood burning stove installed in the living room to cut down on monthly heating costs. Decent sized yard with a creek running at the foot of the hill. Large, sliding barn door replaces an older, 1980’s basement door. Concrete well sits covered outside of the basement door. Breakfast bar placed between the kitchen and living area. This property is also defined as "Section 35, Township 12 North, Range 3 West----Ohio River Base" Amazing history. Livable handyman special. NOT LEASING. NOT RENTING.