69.6-Acre Farm - Mineral Rights - Equip.

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All sells to settle the estate on location:

1621 Hartford Rd, Sharpsville, PA 16150

Directions: In Ohio take SR 11 north of Youngstown to SR 305, go east on SR 305 to auction on the corner of Hartford Rd. and Seneca Rd. OR take SR 846 north of Sharpsville to Hartford Rd. and go west to auction

AUCTION A: Features a 69.6-acre farm with good home and outbuildings. Home has an open country kitchen, living room, formal dining room, sitting room with fireplace, den, and a full bath on the main floor. The second story has 2 bedrooms each with their own half bath and two additional bedrooms at the other end of home. Loads of charm and Victorian updates. Basement with elec. heat pump and central AC. Outbuildings include a good bank barn with steel roof, nice 32’x60’ machinery shed (new 1990s), 3-4-car shop/garage, and a fancy garage/carriage house (new 2000) w/2 overhead doors and concrete floors. Small pond and pasture. Land lays real nice with loads of road frontage, tillable and wooded. Across and down the street is an early one-room brick schoolhouse. All located just southwest of Shenango Lake. Mineral rights are HBP and will be offered separate. Farm has been in the same family since 1880.

FARM OFFERED IN PARCELS AS FOLLOWS:

PARCEL 1A: Approx. 18.5 acres with home and outbuildings. Pasture and woods. NE corner parcel.
PARCEL 1M: Approx. 18.5 acres of mineral rights
PARCEL 2A: Approx. 35.5 acres of tillable and wooded land. Fronts on two roads. NW corner parcel.
PARCEL 2M: Approx. 35.5 acres of mineral rights
PARCEL 3A: Approx. 15.6 acres mostly wooded land with early one-room schoolhouse, built in 1890. SW corner parcel
PARCEL 3M: Approx. 15.6 acres of mineral rights.

AUCTION B: Selling approx. 99.7 acres of mineral rights underlying the farm to the north of AUCTION A. Contact KIKO Auctioneers for more info and copy of title work. Map #28-105-003.

TRACTOR – FARM MACHINERY: Farmall “H’ tractor – JD 7000 4-row corn planter – (2) NI one-row corn picker – NH 67 square baler – Mayrath 24’ elec. hay elevator – 3pt. bale spear – MF 3 BT. plow – Unverferth gravity wagon, like new – MF 3pt. sickle-bar mower – Rhino turbo 120 rotary mower, like new – 3pt. posthole digger – Old Oliver grain drill – Old Int. hay rake – Int. double disc – MF 4 BT plow – Brillion 10’ cultimulcher – Old 5’ rotary mower, trail – Etc.

MOWER – TOOLS: Good Bobcat Procat 26hp zero-turn mower, 184 hrs., 61” deck – 6’x10’ utility trailer – Old lathe – Wheelbarrows – Push mower – Pipe/monkey wrenches – Yard tools – Chainsaw – Car ramps – Air comp. – Ext. ladders – Radial arm saw – Lg. vice – Power hand tools – Power mitre saw – Toolboxes – Gas pressure washer – Old corn sheller – Early bobsled – Grain cleaner – Hay forks – Horse-drawn potato plow – Horse hitch parts – Reel mower – Barn jacks – Old wood gates – Early architectural posts – Block planes – Etc.

ANTIQUES – FURNITURE: Empire chest – Oak kitchen table – Early oak commode – Nice carpenter’s chest & tools – Oak pedestal table w/6 T-back chairs – Flip-top game table – Ornate corner-oak church pew – Stodart upright player piano – Emperor grandfather clock – Early rockers – (2) upholstered lift chairs – Knock-down wardrobe cabinet – Early treadle sewing machines – Small Cinderella gas stove – Maple dresser – Dep. 6pc. bedroom suite – Jenny Lind full-size bed – Blanket box – Many early school desks – Whiskey barrel – Block pulleys – Old doors – Milk cans – Early chairs & stools – Porch swing – Old wood shutters – Old bicycles – Vanity – Secretary desk – Vic. dressers & washstand – Maple china cabinet – Mirrors – Dep. buffet – Oak low-boy chest – Glass insulators – Wood ironing board – Youth wagon – Lanterns – Nail kegs – Old bottles – Milk bottles – Schoolhouse bell – Cast-iron mailbox – Scales – Canning jars – Washboards – Copper boilers – Sad irons – Carnival glass – Skis – 2-man saws – Early hook rugs – Linens – Coverlets – Coffee grinder – Dazey butter churn – Apple peeler – 17” early wood bowl – Oil lamps – Early pattern glass – Cowbells – Tealeaf china – Crocks & jugs – Prints & frames – Steins – Kitchen items – Etc. Anything may turn up!

AUCTIONEERS NOTE: Scott & Beverly Lewis lived in this home and were very well known in the area. Sale order: 10:30 AM-Antiques, Noon-Real Estate, followed by equipment and furniture. Something for everyone! Lunch available. Also selling for the Lewis Estate on Mon, Oct 17 are (8) residential investment properties, click here to visit the web page. 

10% down auction day, balance due at closing. A 10% buyer’s premium will be added to the highest bid to establish the purchase price. Any desired inspections must be made prior to bidding. All information contained herein was derived from sources believed to be correct. Information is believed to be accurate but not guaranteed.

Driver’s license or State ID required to register for bidder number. Cash, Check, Debit Card, Visa, or MasterCard accepted. 4% buyer’s premium on all sales, 4% waived for cash or check. Information is believed to be accurate but not guaranteed.

Brian L. Minner Executor of the Scott W. Lewis Estate, Mercer County Probate Case #2012-00106.

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