A timeless estate where history, nature, and luxury live in harmony. Welcome to the Hatfield House—an iconic piece of Washington Township history, built in 1830 and thoughtfully modernized for today’s lifestyle. Lovingly cared for over generations, this is one of those rare homes that blends timeless character with everyday comfort. Set on nearly 4 acres with Sugar Creek winding through the front yard, it feels more like your own private park than a suburban property. Enjoy morning coffee on the second-floor deck, curl up with a book in the screened-in porch, or host friends under the covered patio—this home invites you to slow down and savor every space. Inside, original hardwood floors, handcrafted moldings, built-ins, stained glass, and four cedar-lined closets showcase the craftsmanship of a bygone era. The architectural front door—salvaged from Dayton’s historic Barney Mansion—makes a lasting first impression. And the kitchen is nothing short of stunning, featuring custom handmade cabinetry, exposed beams milled from trees on the property, a farmhouse sink, double ovens, 5-burner gas cooktop, and a Count Rumford-style wood-burning fireplace. Upstairs, the massive primary suite offers a true retreat—with room to relax, recharge, and enjoy the quiet beauty of the home and setting. The detached 3+ car garage is more than just storage—it features a workshop and an unfinished loft with endless potential. Opportunities like this don’t come often. Come experience the history, beauty, and serenity of the Hatfield House for yourself.