This historic farmhouse built in 1920 is the first in the neighborhood and was surrounded by a family-owned apple orchard. The property was built by the Van De-Boe Hager Company who also went on to develop the Riverlea Neighborhood and parts of the Beechwold Neighborhood. Since then, a second apartment and large garage have been added to the 3 lot plot. When the current owner purchased the property in 2015 there was a tiny home on the second parcel with its own address of 2110 Ormond. This home was in great disrepair and had to be torn down. This is why there is a driveway on that portion of the property from the street. For 10 years the owner used this property to run Pettibone Urban game raising rabbits, chickens and quail. She decided to move south to work on a farm near the Ohio river and truly hopes to pass this property on to someone who has a similar vision of using this land to grow food or raise animals. The buildings are set toward the back of the lot and surrounded by old growth trees creating a shady, private space that feels like living in the country. All major infrastructure has been updated including furnace, water heater, sewer and water lines, kitchens, bathrooms, new gutters and roofs, and the original extinct red pine floors have been refinished.