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For Sale By Owner

c. 1830 Log Home

Brecksville, Ohio

Disassembled Century Log House - Ready to Move and Rebuild!

Asking $39,000 or best offer


Listing #: 6246
  • A Moveable Beast
This Log House has been dismantled, numbered and stored in a semi-trailer by a professional. It is two and a half stories tall, 28' by 22' and includes floorboards, doors, trim, beadboard paneling for walls, fireplace mantle, two chimney cupboards and two sets of stairs. The shed at the rear of the house was not saved. Located in Brecksville, Ohio.

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This was as the house was being taken down and placed in storage
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In the Semi Trailer
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Here are the logs as they are stored in the trailer.
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Contact Information


Irene Bray
Phone: 330-908-0175
Mobile: 330-606-7321

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This is truly a unique find!

This house was originally located near the Ohio and Pennsylvania border, east of Boardman, Ohio. It was taken down by Randy Guyette of Mantua, Ohio and placed in a semi-trailer for storage. This house includes the upstairs window trim, the beadboard paneling for the interior walls, one chimney cupboard, two sets of stairs, interior doors and floorboards.

Shortly after the original house was dismantled, another house that could not be saved was salvaged for more window and door trim, a second chimney cupboard, a beautiful fireplace mantle and pair of entryway doors. One of the entryway doors has window lights at the top. Both of the doors have raised paneling on the sides and above the door.

The origninal house had four rooms on both the first and second floors. The third floor was one room. Since this structure has no interior load bearing walls, the number and sizes of the rooms can be changed and customized when the house is rebuilt.


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