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Bayberry House

Located in the heart of Steubenville's North Fourth Street Historic district only 6 blocks from Franciscan University. Built Circa 1870, an outstanding example of Italianate Victorian residential architecture. The guest house features elaborate brackets, hood moulds and crests over the windows and front door, and a decorative tower with a mansard roof and decorative iron cresting. This home has had a number of prominent residents including J.M. Freeman, of the terra cotta works c. 1885; C.A. Freeman, secretary of the Central Sewer Pipe Co. c. 1902; H.D. Westfall, vice-president of LaBelle Iron Works c. 1915; and C.D. Simeral, publisher of the Herald Star c. 1929. Fully restored, Bayberry House is a whole house rental featuring a formal entry hall, living room, TV parlor, dining room, kitchen and full bath on the first floor. 4 bedrooms and a full bath on the second floor (two king rooms and two 2 twin bed rooms, for a total of up to 8 guests). The large wrap around front porch and yard with garden is available for your use as well. Breakfast coffee and baked goods are delivered upon request every morning and you can use the fully equipped kitchen to prepare you and your friends or family something special.

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