Historic Samuel P. Williams House | Howe, Indiana | Selling at On

Historic Samuel P. Williams House | Howe, Indiana | Selling at Online
Auction

A remarkable piece of Indiana history is ready for its next chapter.

Built between 1838 and 1843, the Samuel P. Williams House—known locally
as the “Old Home”—is a distinguished example of Western Reserve
architecture and has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places
since 1980. Set on approximately 2.3 private acres in historic Howe, Indiana,
this extraordinary property offers the rare opportunity to own a home rich in
documented history while enjoying the comfort of thoughtful modern updates.

The approximately 3,850-square-foot residence reflects the craftsmanship
and character of another era. An original mahogany staircase welcomes you into
the home, while multiple historic fireplaces, original built-in glass
bookcases, an 1800s glass chandelier and distinctive period woodwork preserve
the home’s remarkable story. Behind the walls, massive hand-hewn timber beams
joined with traditional wooden pegs speak to the craftsmanship that has allowed
this home to stand for nearly two centuries.

The property is equally impressive outdoors. More than 120 mature trees
representing a wide variety of species create a beautiful canopy across the
grounds. Raised garden beds, a newly restored grape arbor replicated from the
1800s original and the historic 1840s carriage house add to the property’s
one-of-a-kind setting. Fully wired with electricity, the carriage house offers
potential for a studio, workshop or other creative use.

This is more than a historic showpiece. The home has undergone
significant modernization, including extensive rewiring and replumbing, along
with 28 custom triple-pane storm windows designed to improve efficiency while
maintaining the home’s historic appearance.

The story of the property is intertwined with that of Samuel P. Williams,
an influential early resident of the community. Historical materials describe
Williams as a successful merchant and banker who served in the Indiana
legislature and made significant contributions to education in the region,
including establishing a young ladies seminary and donating land for athletic
grounds associated with Howe School.

For the historic-home enthusiast, preservation-minded buyer or anyone
searching for a property with a story that simply cannot be recreated, the
Samuel P. Williams House represents a truly distinctive opportunity.

Selling at Online Auction
Bidding Ends: September 2 at 2:00 PM ET

Open Houses:
August 4 at 5:00 PM ET
August 22 at 1:00 PM ET

Come experience the history, craftsmanship and beauty of this remarkable
Howe, Indiana property—and imagine becoming the next steward of its story.