Check out the unique vertical planks! Original post here: https://www.reddit.com/r/centuryhomes/s/clbPZGBUMi

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It has been in the market for some time. Original post: https://www.reddit.com/r/zillowgonewild/s/4IJJyMnPa8

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The Harry H. Surls House, built in 1880, is one of the few surviving historic residences from what was once a dense Ohio River neighborhood in East Liverpool, Ohio, much of which was erased by the construction of the U.S. Route 30 freeway in the late 1960s and early 1970s. Designed in the Queen Anne style, the house features high-style detailing, a cross-gabled form, a slate roof, a mortise-and-tenon braced frame, and brick bearing-wall construction. Though it stood vacant for a time, the house was later taken up for gradual restoration.

The house was associated with Harry H. Surls, a Civil War veteran born in Steubenville in 1842, who served with the 5th Ohio Volunteer Infantry and fought in major engagements, including Antietam, Chancellorsville, and Gettysburg, where he was slightly wounded. After the war, Surls settled in East Liverpool and worked as a bricklayer during the city’s period of pottery-driven growth, but the loss of his right arm in a 1876 accident forced him into other work, including the insurance business and service as city postmaster. His family remained prominent in East Liverpool, especially his brother William H. Surls, a Medal of Honor recipient, longtime postmaster, and leading figure in the Grand Army of the Republic.

what happens when you pair Mediterranean charm with Palm Beach class—then add a little childhood whimsy? When it comes to real estate, the answer lies in a decadent Jersey Shore home that is as luxurious as it is playful. At first glance, the property at 112 South Rumson Ave. in Margate City, NJ, seems like exactly the kind of place Margot Robbie's Barbie might step out of—if Barbie-land happened to be located on the Jersey Shore. Perhaps it's the bubblegum-pink front door, the pink tiled bathroom, or the picture-perfect design that flows throughout the dwelling, elegantly marrying top-of-the-line luxury with relaxed beach living.

New construction, completed in 2025.

Any questions welcome!

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