Beautifully remodeled historic farmstead just 4 miles south of Gnadenhutten in Indian Valley Schools. This move in ready 2–3 bedroom home features a fully updated kitchen with a massive single slab granite counter, Blanco farmhouse sink, custom oak cabinetry and trim milled from a single on site tree, brand new appliances, and a secondary bar sink area with honeycomb tile. The spacious bath includes custom tile work, Dreamline glass doors, and a fogless back lit mirror. Original character blends with extensive custom craftsmanship throughout—hand built lighting, restored wood floors, old growth timbers, and reclaimed 1800s materials. Luxury waterproof flooring in updated areas. All furniture, décor, and appliances stay. Mechanical updates include new plumbing and PEX, pressure tank, water heater, propane furnace, updated electric, new roof, siding, gutters, and fiber optic internet. Sandstone basement designed for homesteading storage with temperature controlled ventilation. Situated on just under an acre on a paved road in Washington Township, with excellent cell service, Spectrum fiber optic, free township trash/recycling, well and septic, and easy access to New Philadelphia, Cambridge, Newcomerstown, and Uhrichsville. Too many features to list—contact us for a private showing.
Opportunity awaits with this 3 bedroom, 1 bath 1.5 story home in the heart of Port Washington. Offering 1,448 square feet, this property is a true fixer upper and is ready for renovation and new life. Built in 1930, the home sits on a deep 40 x 180 lot and offers plenty of potential for the buyer with vision. Whether you are looking for your next project or an investment opportunity, this property is being sold as is and priced with its condition in mind.
This four bedroom home features a large corner lot, spacious two car garage, friendly side porch, and a metal roof. NO SHOWINGS, NO trespassing for any reason. Information is thought to be correct but not guaranteed.
A Truly one-of-a-kind historic estate set on 35.22 secluded rolling acres, featuring the 1835 log home birthplace of baseball legend Cy Young. Thoughtfully expanded while preserving its character, the home offers abundant natural light, rich wood throughout, a private primary suite with loft and spa-style bath, Natural light all-season room, and a working historic two-sided fireplace. Custom, one-of-a-kind tilework by the current owner—a renowned ceramic artist—and natural wood enhance the home. The property includes a newly converted lodge (2024), originally a horse barn, crafted with live-edge wood harvested from the land’s 1,600+ trees (property includes a transferable CAUV forestry tax credit). The lodge offers 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, laundry, covered patio, and comes fully furnished with new furniture and appliances. Additional structures include a 2004 built, 1,700+ sq ft metal outbuilding with electric, water, heat, natural light, and oversized doors (currently an art studio), plus the original 1835 barn with a large 1950 addition, loft, and 220-amp service. Outdoor features include a stocked pond, fenced pastures, hiking trails, sledding hill, over 1,600 trees, wildflower fields, and the second highest peak in Tuscarawas County. Livestock and hunting permitted; land has had no chemical use and may qualify for organic certification. New updates in 2026 include new garage door opener and freshly serviced wood burner. A deck offering incredible views is being built of the master suite. Ideally located for short-term rental income or event venue—20 min to Salt Fork State Park, 30 min to Tappan Lake, 45 min to Sugarcreek and Atwood Lake—this all-season retreat is priced to sell and ideal as an organic homestead, work/live compound, luxury Airbnb or lodge investment, wedding and special event venue, or corporate sporting retreat.
This 13.37-acre property offers a peaceful country setting with a mix of open ground and wooded acreage, providing privacy, scenic views, and room to explore. The 2-bedroom, 1½-bath home features a living room with a cozy fireplace, an eat-in kitchen, two main-level bedrooms, and a full bath. A walk-up attic provides additional space with the possibility of being finished out. The back deck offers a nice spot to enjoy the surrounding views and outdoor setting. The home includes a partial basement with crawl space and walk-out access. Mechanics include a propane furnace, wood burner, central air, private well and septic system (will need to be replaced.) Outbuildings add versatility to the property, including a 32×32 detached 2-car garage, a 15×20 block building suitable for storage, workshop space, or hobbies and a variety of other multi-use buildings. The surrounding acreage and rolling landscape create a quiet rural atmosphere with plenty of opportunity for recreation, gardening, or future improvements. All HBP mineral rights will transfer with the property.
Amish built real log rough cut cabin with 2 bedrooms and a loft that could be a 3rd bedroom. The kitchen, living room and dining room is all open concept. Located Indian Valley schools the cabin is tucked away in the woods. Also a barn, shop and a carport all on 15 acres. Home needs some work please view all pictures.
Port Washington is located in Ohio. Port Washington, Ohio has a population of 548. Port Washington is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 17.26% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 27.62%.
The median household income in Port Washington, Ohio is $51,500. The median household income for the surrounding county is $57,545 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Port Washington is 47.4 years.
The average high temperature in July is 82.4 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 19.2 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 38.8 inches per year, with 21.2 inches of snow per year.
