Never before offered for sale, meet the Andrew Dickson Susong home. Built circa 1870, this impressive brick home was constructed by Mr. Susong, farmer, store keeper, and postmaster. Mr. Susong was the grandson of Andrew Susong, Sr, a German immigrant who served in the Continental Army from 1777 to 1781. the home is located on 16 acres (originally 800 acres) at the Timber Ridge Crossroads, now the Glenwood Community. Have your agent provide you references from three books concerning the family, farm, and store. With over 4000 sqft of living area, this five bedroom home has much of the original features and woodwork. The home received a large addition in 1950 from a granddaughter, Harriot Susong Conner and her husband John, a land surveyor. According to Greene County genealogist, Wayne Corduff, the brick for the addition came from the Greg Chambers home in Cedar Creek, which was built in the late 1700's and had been torn down. The home has large rooms, five fireplaces, two heat pumps and a huge kitchen with a stone floor and lots of cabinets. There is a main floor bedroom and bath. Also lots of storage space, unusual for an older home. The land is rolling and in pasture with some woods and there is a spring fed creek and a metal barn. The property is on Green Belt. New field lines in 2023. Consider this opportunity to own a beautiful home of one of Greene County's most prominent families.