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Historic Mansion Featured

July 15, 2011

By Danielle Powers

Exterior of 2210 Robinwood Toledo, Ohio

Judy Stone presents this property at 2210 Robinwood Toledo, Ohio 43620.

Interior of 2210 Robinwood Toledo, Ohio

The Historic Tillinghast-Willys mansion is located in the Historic Old West End, one of Toledo’s safest neighborhoods. The Old West End contains the Toledo Art Museum and is minutes away from the downtown area. It is near major roads and expressways and is minutes from anywhere in the Northwest Ohio/Southeast Michigan area. This English Tudor Historic Mansion at 2210 Robinwood Toledo, Ohio was once home to a religious order, the Oblates of St. Francis. This 9 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath mansion is incredible and is a must see! It features original mohagany, chestnut, and quarter swank oak wood work. It has three fireplaces, hardwood floors, spacious master suite, two sunrooms, and the third floor is also air conditioned. The updataed kitchen has butler and maid pantries. This home is perfect for extended families and home office living. Be a part of Toledo history by owning this home! It has amenities galore and at $299,777, this historic mansion is priced to sell!

Kitchen of 2210 Robinwood Toledo, Ohio

For more information on this property or to contact Judy Stone visit http://2210robinwood.danberry.com/

Bedroom of 2210 Robinwood Toledo, Ohio

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40th Annual Historic Old West End Festival

May 31, 2011

By Danielle Powers

Come celebrate Toledo’s Historic Old West End June 4th & 5th 10am-5pm.

The 40th Annual Old West End Festival provides lots of food, fun, and entertainment for the whole family! This year, enjoy all that the Old West End has to offer with lots of food, a beer garden, as well as an art fair. Five homes will be featured this year for the Historic Home and Mansion Tours:

Reynolds Secor Home Mansion View and Inn at 2035 Collingwood Blvd.

Built in 1887, Reynolds Secor Home Mansion View Inn includes Italian marble, hand carved 13′ ceilings and stained glass.

Allen/Devilbiss-David Home at 3015 Collingwood Blvd

Built in 1902, Allen/DeVilbiss-Davis Home has leaded Tiffany stained glass, and barrel-vaulted carved plaster ceilings.

Overmyer-Youngman Home 2061 Robin Wood Ave.

Built in 1903, Overmyer-Youngman Home has 6 bedrooms, 4 baths, egg & dart moldings, quarter-sawn oak panels and pocket doors, and stained and leaded glass accents.

Anthony J. Gallagher House 2737 Robinwood Ave.

An Arts and Crafts style home 1913, Anthony J. Gallagher house  features themed stained glass windows, and examples of terrazzo tile.

Clement-Fitch Home 2461 Glenwood Ave.

Built in 1902 and designed by David L. Stine, a famed architect.  Clement-Fitch Home features a sweeping grand staircase, bay windows, and multiple columns on the porch.

*House tour tickets are $12 per person, $10 per person if purchased in advance, $4 for a single house tour, children 12 and under are free!

Kicking off the weekend will be the King Wamba Carnival Parade Saturday at 10am. Vind Devers Autohaus of Sylvania will be sponsoring the Antique Car Show on Saturday. Sunday morning, there is a 5k run/walk sponsored by both the Old West End and the Toledo Symphony. Musical groups from the Toledo Symphony will be at various locations during the 5k run/walk to entertain the participants.

Sponsors for this years OWE festival are: City Paper, Paramount Advantage, American Institute of Architects, Toledo Chapter, State Farm Insurance, Meijer, Danberry Realtors Rick Prokup, and Danberry Realtors Judy Stone and Skip Gaynor.

For more information or to purchase pre-sale tickets visit: www.toledooldwestend.com

*Donate 4 canned goods or 4 canned pet food goods at any Tour House or at the information booths and get your House Tour Ticket for $10. Canned goods will benefit “Feed Your Neighbor” and “Human Ohio Pet Food Bank” sponsored by the Human Ohio Spay/Neuter Clinic.

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Historic Home in Bowling Green Ohio

October 1, 2010

By Debbie Milnar

Judy Stone presents this beautiful home at 333 W Wooster Street in Bowling Green, Ohio.

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Large, open living area at 333 W Wooster in Bowling Green, Ohio

This eclectic Queen Anne, located at 333 W Wooster in Bowling Green, Ohio, sits in Boomtown Historic District within walking distance of downtown where restaurants and shops await you. According to the Ohio Historic Inventory, this home was built for Albert Royce in 1896. Mr. Royce started as a grocery merchant and then organized the banking firm of Royce, Smith and Coon. It is clapboard shingle and one of the striking exterior features is the large sash bay window flanked by two narrow double hung windows and a leaded stained glass transom in the front. Recent updates and renovations include a generous eat-in kitchen with ceramic tile floor, all appliances, natural woodwork, leaded stained glass windows and fireplaces.

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Large, clean kitchen at 333 W Wooster in Bowling Green, Ohio

For more information on this property or to reach Judy Stone, visit www.333wooster.danberry.com.

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