104 S Edison Drive, Milan, OH 44846

History and modern conveniences combine in this elegant and charming, restored 1836 Greek Revival-style home in the village of Milan. One of the past owners of this home include inventor, James W. Stoakes, who invented the Stoakes' Automatic Shading Pen, amongst other items. The home's features include a modern kitchen, 2.5 updated bathrooms, a first-floor master suite, 3 generous upstairs bedrooms, a workout room, a 3-season room, first-floor laundry, a lovely patio, a quaint front porch, and an attached 2-car garage. All of these features invite one in to not only enjoy the history of this home, but also its comfort. You, too, can be part of this home's long history.