Specializing in Historic Downtown Steubenville and the 

North Fourth Street Historic District.

740-632-2899 Scott M. Dressel, Owner and Innkeeper

email: scott@bayberryproperties.com

Office Address:  506 North Fourth Street, Steubenville Ohio 43952, By Appointment Only

   

            428 Clinton Street

Located in the heart of the Steubenville North End Historic area, this completely restored historic property features four beautiful one bedroom apartments.  Each has it's own utilities, with a 95% efficient furnace, whole house air conditioning, dishwasher, stove, refrigerator, also a washer and dryer for each unit is located in the basement laundry room.  Two of the units feature an office which can be used as a second bedroom.  Three of the units feature a private porch or deck area.

Apartment 1, 1 bedroom, featuring a hardwood floor in the large living room, kitchen and hall.   The bedroom is carpeted and vinyl tile is on the bath floor.   Apartment 1 has full access to the shared front porch.

Apartment 2, 1 or 2 bedrooms, featuring a hardwood floor in the living room, kitchen and office/bedroom.   A carpeted bedroom, and vinyl tile in the bath.   This apartment also features a private rear deck and garden area.  

Apartment 3, 1 bedroom, featuring carpet in the living room, bedroom, hall and kitchen.  The bath has vinyl.  This apartment has a private area on the upper front porch.  

             

Apartment 4, 1 or 2 bedrooms, featuring carpet in the living, bedroom, kitchen, hall and office/bedroom.  There is vinyl tile in the bath.   This apartment features a large private area on the upper front porch and a private upper rear deck off the bedroom.  

 

It took a little time to piece our history together, but I think I have it right.

 

According to family history, the original house was built in the 1860’s.  It was purchased by my great-great grandfather, William Bullock, and he gave it to my great-grandmother Sarah, (who promptly sat on the front step and cried when she saw it) and her husband, William Clark, around the turn of the century. 

 

About 1911, they renovated the house.  As near as we can figure, they moved it back from the street, raised it on a foundation, and moved it closer to the houses next door (which were also owned by William Bullock), the plan being to build another house on the large lot next to it, which they never did.  They added on the kitchens and the parlor and upstairs bedroom.  Two of the upper rooms and the upper kitchen were rented out. 

 

The next picture is of the stained glass window which was in the parlor.  You can see it in the 1911 picture on the other side of the large tree.  It is now in my living room.  My sister has the stained glass window from the upper floor.

 

We saw that the large mirror in the next picture is now gone.  It was in the front room over the marble fireplace.

 

This was a good house for our family.  My mother and aunt have many fond memories of it. Unfortunately, it became too much to maintain.  It is good to see that it has a new life.  We wish you well.  You’re the future of our old house.  I’m glad you care.