Scioto Farmhouse
Columbus, Ohio · well history, farmhouse range, and outbuilding survey
Columbus, Ohio · well history, farmhouse range, and outbuilding survey
This 1906 farmhouse on the Columbus fringe expired because buyers could not tell when the property switched from well to city water, whether the pressure tank still in the cellar was abandoned, or if the enamel farmhouse range still conveyed. Barn circuits and a workshop freezer were mentioned verbally and never written down.
A rural-edge survey should list the kitchen range, refrigerator, dishwasher, mudroom washer/dryer, water heater, and any chest freezer. Note septic versus sewer if applicable, gutter screens over farm dust, and whether the dryer shares a chimney chase. Seasonal mower and generator storage is maintenance, not décor—buyers of expired farmhouses ask anyway.
| Year built | 1906 |
|---|---|
| Layout | 5 bedrooms, 2 baths, cellar utility |
| Water | City connection; abandoned well equipment present |
| Signature appliance | Farmhouse range conveying |
| Outbuildings | Barn wiring and workshop freezer |
| Last listing note | Expired after water-source and appliance confusion |