Built in 1846, this stately 3-bedroom, 1.5-bath brick farmhouse sits on 4 peaceful acres just minutes from the heart of Ashville and offers a rare blend of preserved history and modern comfort. Many original features remain, including refinished hardwood floors, handcrafted woodwork, and several original doors—showcasing the timeless character and craftsmanship of the mid-19th century. According to the seller, thoughtful updates include new windows (2021), a furnace and A/C system (2018), well pump (2022), pressure tank and interior paint (2025), and a water softener, whole-house filter, and reverse osmosis system (2017). The property also features a durable slate roof and a large 4-car detached garage. Built during the early days of Ashville's development—just one year after Mahlon Ashbrook began laying out the town—this home stands as a living piece of local history. Ashville itself is home to Ohio's Small Town Museum and the world's oldest working traffic light, along with the historic 1876 train depot nearby. Whether you're a history enthusiast or simply love homes with soul and substance, 6880 Scioto-Darby Road offers a unique opportunity to own a true piece of Pickaway County's story.