Discover the Wing Sherman Estate, a nationally recognized historic property in North Bloomfield, Ohio, offering timeless architecture, remarkable privacy and nearly endless possibilities. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this extraordinary residence on over 100 acres was built in 1835 in the style of a Colonial New England family mansion. It remains a rare example of early American craftsmanship surrounded by preserved Western Reserve countryside. Inside, the grand home features 6 bed/2bath with 11 fireplaces, rich crown molding, original woodwork, hardwood flooring, custom built-ins and a distinguished library. Expansive halls connect spacious living and dining rooms filled with the warmth and character one dreams of finding in a historic estate. Large windows bring natural light into generously sized rooms, while the sunroom provides a peaceful place to enjoy views of the formal gardens and mature landscape. The private grounds are equally impressive. A tree-lined driveway leads through an estate framed by mature trees, ornamental plantings, stone walls and a graceful arched garden walkway. Outdoor amenities include an in-ground swimming pool, formal gardens, a fenced vegetable garden, six ponds and two antique greenhouses relocated from Connecticut. The property also includes a second home-creating exceptional flexibility for guests, multigenerational living, a caretaker's residence or rental use, also carriage house, milk house, gambrel barn, animal barn, and pasture area. With agricultural land protected through the Western Reserve Land Conservancy, the Wing Sherman Estate offers a meaningful connection to Ohio's rural heritage. Its acreage, barns, pastures, gardens, ponds and collection of historic structures may support a variety of agricultural and agritourism possibilities, subject to applicable zoning and approvals. Potential uses could include a working or hobby farm, equestrian retreat, garden destination, educational farm.