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Welcome to 410 West South Street Worthington, OH : 

A truly unique historic log cabin home situated on 1.25 acres along the banks of the Olentangy River. Welcome to 410 West South Street Worthington, OH

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Closest river front property to downtown Worthington. Vacation from home every day in your very own historic cabin that was placed on this beautifully landscaped property after floating down the river in 1906. Addition was completed in 1957 with windows galore that offer views of the river from every room. Over 900 square feet of outdoor entertaining space, including a summer house. Kitchen conveniently located on lower level for ease of entertaining. Bedroom on lower level has its own bathroom and separate entrance. Master bedroom has a stunning armoire that conveys with the home, as well as a study area through double doors. Woodwork, bookcases, and lofts…the character is outstanding.

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The showcase of the home is the great room with soaring ceilings and transom windows allowing tons of natural light to flow into the space. The room boasts two lofts capable of being used as den or living space. One loft is accessible by ladder and the other by an iron spiral staircase. Grand brick fireplace is outstanding with tile hearth and wood mantle. Stunning woodwork and hardwood flooring plank the entire room providing a warm and inviting feeling to the entire space. Two separate doorways open to the 30’ balcony constructed of logs and period woodwork. This balcony offers stunning views of the property and the river. So inspiring for relaxation or creativity.

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Master bedroom has vaulted ceiling, hardwood flooring and a wall of windows that offers a peaceful view of the river and woods. Beautiful armoire conveys with the property to offer storage. Study area is located through double doors with ample bookcase storage and a nook for a desk with a view of the front of the home. The kitchen was renovated in the early 2000’s offering a maple craftsman style to seamlessly flow with the home’s rustic look, as well as offer modern day conveniences. Stainless steel gas stove/oven and French door refrigerator. Maximized cabinet storage and counter space. Island offers even more work space and conveys with the property. The kitchen also has beamed ceilings and modern plumbing. Barn door style back entrance leads to the brick patio and the back yard.

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This unique feature of the property is just steps from the kitchen and back brick covered patio down some stone steps. The room is screened in and also has electricity. Spend hours hanging out in this room admiring nature and having lunch. There is also a cellar under this building as well. The large oversized lot measures 1.25 acres and is a plethora of perennials, landscaping, and stone work. Hostas, hydrangeas, and lilies fill the flower beds and accent the large stone wall that defines the front lot. Gorgeous riverfront views from the porch, patio and summerhouse make this a home that feels like a vacation getaway.

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Kitchen & family room area offer this beautiful wood burning fireplace with working bread oven and convenient nook for firewood storage. Custom floor to ceiling built-in bookcases off master bedroom

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Serenity and relaxation await you on the Olentangy River right in your own backyard. Sip your morning coffee and take in the lovely views each day from the wonderful full length covered porch or covered patio below.

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Built by Elmer Latham, a Columbus dentist in the late 1800’s. Originally located up North of Wilson Bridge Rd, it was dismantled and floated down the river and rebuilt in its current location in 1906. It was used as a vacation /summer home by the Latham family for many years. Summers were spent swimming in the river and eating melon grown on the property. Christmas was a special time of year spent there by the family as well. In 1937 it was purchased by Ohio State professor of dramatics Herman A. Miller and his poet-wife Dorothy Reed Miller who prepared the home for year round living. Celebrated authors and stage folk came to visit the Millers including author James Thurber, a special friend of the Millers. It is reported that Thurber wrote some of his famous prose from one of the loft areas that overlooks the great room. Thurber dedicated his book Thurber Album to Professor Miller. Originally called “Fools Paradise”, the home was renamed “Smokerise” by its next owner Gordon Chandler. Gordon, who traveled the world extensively, added on to the home in 1957 building additional living space and included one of the more interesting aspects of the home a “hole post”, a three story tall trunk of a woods-grown tulip tree, a tradition in Japanese houses. Historical Information FOR MORE INFORMATION AND A PRIVATE SHOWING CONTACT Leslie Cady McFadden or Marlo Capuano The Cady & Capuano Team Coldwell Banker King Thompson 614-547-8170 / 614-570-3239 www.cadyandcapuano.com *All information deemed reliable but not guaranteed