15216 Grove Road SE

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. 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.