$897,000

Have you read Theo Of Golden by Allen Levi? This is the home of renowned artist Garry Pound who inspired the central character Asher Glissen. This extraordinary 5,500 sq ft estate built in 1885 and thoughtfully restored to honor its grandeur. With 4 bedrooms and 4 baths, this home blends timeless craftsmanship with modern livability in a way few properties can. Soaring 12'–14' ceilings, original heart pine floors, and massive windows flood the home with natural light, while intricate tiger oak wainscoting and stunning stained glass reflect a level of artistry rarely preserved today. Seven fireplaces, five with ventless gas logs, feature remarkable 130-year-old Italian tile surrounds, anchoring each room with warmth & character. Upstairs, a breezy summer porch invites relaxation with walls of windows designed to capture crosswinds, while the expansive front porch offers a front-row seat to Broadway, the district's most social street. A separate 1 bed / 1 bath guest cottage provides flexibility for visitors, rental income, or private workspace. Set on a generous .24-acre lot, the home is positioned to allow ample room for future additions such as a garage or pool—creating the opportunity to shape your own private Broadway estate. It is only fitting that a visionary such as Garry would preserve and restore a home of this magnitude and soul. Located in the heart of Uptown, you're just a short stroll to your morning coffee at Fountain City (known as the Chalice in the book), with culture and recreation all around—whitewater rafting & kayaking two blocks away, the RiverCenter for the Performing Arts & Springer Opera House nearby, & the Columbus Clingstones stadium just three blocks south. Fine & casual dining options are abundant, placing the best of the city at your doorstep. Come experience this magnificent property to see just how special it is & as a bonus enjoy Garry's fabulous artwork hung throughout the home.