Here’s Your Chance to Own One of the Oldest Homes in Greater Cincinnati

In 1803, the United States purchased the Louisiana Territory from France, Ohio became a state and the home at present-day 10305 Montgomery Road was built (according to the auditor; the city of Montgomery says the home was built in the 1840s). It’s one of the oldest, if not the oldest, homes in Montgomery, and it’s now on the market, giving you the chance to own a piece of history.

The historical farmhouse, known as the Grover-Kjellenberg House, features three bedrooms and two-and-a-half baths and is situated on 2.6 acres, which can either be kept intact or split into two or three parcels for resale or new builds. The home’s historical integrity and charm have been lovingly maintained over the last 40 years by the same family, with beautiful woodwork, built-in cabinets and brick walls.

The family also added some newer elements to the home, building an addition in the ‘90s that includes an eat-in kitchen and laundry room on the first floor and a primary ensuite on the second, with both levels featuring large windows that let in plenty of natural light. And outside, you’ll find a two-story garage. The first level is currently a one-car garage but can easily be converted into a two-car, and the upper level, now a workshop, can also be used as a home office, studio or entertainment space.

10305 Montgomery Road is listed for $970,000. For more information, contact Realtor Sue Besl Price with eXp Realty at 513-368-9704. Find the original listing here.