258 W Market St Unit ID1061071P

About This Home

Welcome to The Werner House, a historic gem dating back to 1905. Once the residence of Edward Paul Werner, this magnificent building is proudly listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Step inside and be transported to another era, where timeless beauty and craftsmanship have been preserved for over a century. As you enter, the grand staircase and original woodwork greet you in the foyer, setting the tone for the entire home. The expansive living room boasts an original marble fireplace, soaring ceilings, and an abundance of natural light, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Through the original pocket doors, you'll find the elegant dining room, complete with built-in cabinetry, a large dining table, and a bar cart, ideal for hosting memorable gatherings. The kitchen is fully equipped, providing everything you need to effortlessly prepare homemade meals. The main floor also offers two bedrooms, each with its own ensuite bathroom featuring an original clawfoot tub. The first bedroom includes a full trundle bed with a twin underneath and a desk, perfect for those who need a quiet workspace. The second bedroom features a queen bed, another original marble fireplace, and ample closet space. Upstairs, you'll find two additional bedrooms and a full bathroom. The first bedroom is highlighted by a stunning king bed, a large armoire, an original marble fireplace, and a smart TV. The second bedroom offers a cozy queen bed and a charming nook, perfect for reading or enjoying a morning coffee. The 2nd-floor bathroom operates as a bathtub only, the shower is non-functional. However, there are two other fully operational showers in the house for guest use. Key features of the home include four bedrooms, three full bathrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, smart TVs, office space with a desk, an original N64 gaming system and board games, a spacious front porch, a gas grill, and free onsite parking for three cars. This home is in an excellent location, within walking distance to several restaurants and just a short drive to downtown Akron, where you can explore the city's vibrant dining and bar scene. Right next door, the Akron Family Restaurant offers a convenient spot to enjoy a delicious breakfast or lunch daily. Immerse yourself in the rich history of Akron, Ohio, before it earned its title as the Rubber Capital of the World. In the late 1800s, German immigrant and entrepreneur Paul Edward Werner played a pivotal role in transforming this small publishing town into a global center for journalism and printing. His success led to the growth of his company, which expanded to 22 countries and printed prestigious works like the Encyclopedia Britannica, along with local newspapers, The Akron Tribune and Akron Germania. Be courteous to neighbors and keep the noise to a minimum when outside. There are decibel readers that track noise levels outside, and there is a $500 fine for excessive noise levels between 10pm and 8am. If smoking of any kind takes place inside, there will be a minimum charge of $500 for extra cleaning. Smoking outside is permitted. No pets allowed. No underage consumption or drugs. No parties or large gatherings are permitted. A friendly reminder to remove your shoes when entering the house. The driveway has asphalt which can track dirt indoors. This helps keep the space clean and comfortable for everyone. Guests will have access to Unit 1, the front porch, gas grill in the back, parking lot, and washer/dryer located in the basement. Be respectful of neighbors as this is a multi-unit building.