Historic William Kettering home for sale in Jackson Township
JACKSON TWP. – One particular of the far more visible historic properties in western Stark County — built by a neighborhood wheat farmer in the mid-1880s — recently hit the market.
The brick house known locally as the Kettering Home is for sale for $375,000, and is stated by Keller Williams real-estate business. Its inside options 11 rooms, 35 home windows and original handcrafted woodwork.
The additional than 3,000 square-foot property rests at 7753 Fulton Travel NW on 1.15 acres, following to North Park and across the avenue from Jackson Significant Faculty. It previous marketed in February 2017, in accordance to the Stark County auditor’s website.
Much more:Sandy Doll turns Stone Home personal party venue into upscale eatery in Massillon
Much more:Jackson Heart College to welcome website visitors again considering that pandemic shutdown
Phone calls to the listing agent ended up not returned.
The dwelling was created in 1884 by notable wheat farmer William Kettering, whose family owned the composition until eventually it was bought to the township in 1988, according to Mary Aaby, a member of the Jackson Township Historic Culture.
“It can be a stunning previous household,” Aaby claimed. “Ideally, a new owner will want to stay there and hold it managed.”
Kettering property relocated in 1988
Kettering created the construction on assets that is now the house to the Jackson Township Safety Heart at Wales Avenue NW and Fulton Travel, Aaby reported.
The move 4,000 toes absent throughout the cornfield came in late 1988 after the Kelleher loved ones acquired dwelling.
“Immediately after looking for a Victorian house for 10 many years, the Kellehers purchased the Fulton Push great deal with the intention of setting up a property. When they located the Wales Avenue house, they decided to shift it to their land instead,” Repository staff author Terry DeMio wrote in a Dec. 18, 1988 Canton Repository write-up.
The family wanted the transfer accomplished by Xmas.
“No a person required to see the dwelling ruined,” Aaby recalled. “The township desired it preserved.”
More:Historic creating torn down in Massillon
According to Aaby, one particular appealing feature of the dwelling is the exterior “day stone,” noting the first entrepreneurs and when the property was developed. The 1884 stone plate includes the names of William Kettering and his wife, Susan.
“That was exclusive at the time,” Aaby said. “The wife’s identify was rarely credited in the 1800s.”
Access Steven at [email protected]. On Twitter: @sgrazierINDE
Kettering Home by the figures
Yr designed: 1884
Square feet: 3,012
Handle: 7753 Fulton Generate NW, Jackson Township
Acreage: 1.15
Sale cost: $375,000
Number of rooms: 11
Home windows: 35
Doors:14
Sources: Stark County Auditor’s Business office and Jackson Township Historic Modern society
