Built in 1857 by John Henry Dearborn Johnson, the son of Col. John Johnson, this historic home is a timeless gem in Piqua. Retaining its original horse hitching post at the curbside, the property exudes old-world charm while offering modern updates for comfortable living. The original design features 12-foot ceilings and large formal rooms, with several additions over the years enhancing the home’s functionality. It boasts four spacious bedrooms with ample closet space and 2.5 bathrooms. The living room is adorned with a bowed window, high baseboards, and plaster crown moldings, while the large dining room includes a built-in buffet, storage cabinets, and a sliding door leading to a 15′ x 15′ private side patio. The spacious kitchen features a beamed ceiling, abundant counter and cabinet space, and room for a table and chairs, making it perfect for gatherings. The study is a cozy retreat with wood paneling, a beamed ceiling, a decorative fireplace, built-in bookshelves, and patio access. A finished family room with crown moldings opens to a large fenced backyard, ideal for relaxation or entertaining. The main bedroom features a full bathroom and vanity desk. The home is equipped with first-floor laundry and additional storage at the rear staircase. Recent updates include a new patio door, a furnace, dishwasher, garage door opener on the 2+ garage, and fresh paint in select areas. Located within walking distance of downtown Piqua, this home is a rare blend of historic charm and modern convenience, ready to welcome its next owners. A true Piqua treasure awaits you! Showings to begin Monday, November 25.