A brick ranch on roughly an acre in quiet southeast New Philadelphia, laid out almost like two homes in one.
The main floor holds the main living area and kitchen. Downstairs has a second kitchen, the bar, and most of the sleeping. Because each level has its own door to the outside, you can come and go without walking through anybody else's space — so two families can share the house without living on top of each other. That is the thing most houses this size get wrong.
Out back there is about an acre of flat, open yard with a raised deck, patio seating and a picnic table, looking out over farm fields.
Eight people in real beds, four on sleepers. Ask and we will have the sleepers made up before you walk in.
Already booked? Everything for your stay — wifi, the layout, checkout — is in the guestbook.
The house sits between New Philadelphia and Dover in Tuscarawas County — fifteen minutes from the Dennison Depot and the Polar Express, and a twenty-odd minute drive from Ohio's Amish Country.
The Dennison Railroad Depot Museum runs the only official POLAR EXPRESS™ train ride in Ohio each holiday season, plus a year-round railroad museum and café. Tickets sell out weeks ahead — lock those in before you book your dinner.
Berlin, Walnut Creek and Millersburg are an easy drive west — cheese houses, furniture makers, bakeries and back roads worth the trip on their own. Close enough to do in a day and be back here for dinner.
Dover's world-famous collection of hand-carved locomotives, plus the gardens and the knife shop. Genuinely impressive even if trains are not your thing.
A New Philadelphia institution with a 1928 all-wood carousel, a pool, ball fields and cheap rides. Hard to beat for an afternoon with kids.
Ohio's first settlement, reconstructed, right here in New Philadelphia. A short, easy outing that works with children.
Boating, swimming beaches, hiking and lakeside dining across a scenic reservoir — an easy change of pace from town.
The Performing Arts Center there runs a real season of touring shows and concerts. Worth checking what is on for your dates.
The closest airport and easiest for most travellers. Cleveland Hopkins and Columbus are each about ninety minutes if the fare is better.
Quiet residential street on the southeast side of New Philadelphia, just off I-77 at the US-250 interchange. The exact address comes with your booking confirmation.
Best rate, no OTA service fee, and you are booking with the people who manage the house.
Check availabilitySkip the platform add-on that Airbnb and Vrbo build into the nightly rate.
Four bedrooms, two kitchens and a bar — twelve people without splitting the group across two rentals.
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