Completed in 1926 for the youngest son of Hoover Vacuum Cleaner founder Boss Hoover, this extraordinary Tudor estate is one of Stark County's most iconic historic residences. Set on 1.16 beautifully landscaped acres in the heart of North Canton, it showcases distinctive rolled rooflines, more than 90 windows that fill each room with natural light, and timeless craftsmanship. A circular driveway, authentic natural gas lanterns, and custom oak castle doors create an unforgettable arrival, while exceptional woodwork, hardwood floors, and architectural details reflect the artistry of a bygone era. Over the past five years, the home has been extensively renovated, including infrastructure updates and enhancements for today's lifestyle, seamlessly blending rich history with modern comforts. The reimagined first floor offers a family kitchen with generous cooking, gathering, and dining spaces while preserving the formal living and dining rooms. A paneled library with wood-burning fireplace, sunroom, enclosed front porch, two-car garage and two patios offer inviting spaces for every season. A redesigned main staircase leads to a new family room and second-floor laundry separating the owner's suite from four additional bedrooms and two baths. Over 1,000 square foot owner's suite features a spa-inspired bath, dressing room, sitting area, kitchenette, and flexible bonus room. Additional amenities include a bright, dry basement and detached six-car garage with a seasonal three-quarter bath, tool room, and unfinished second floor. Professionally landscaped grounds feature gardens, a reflecting pond with fountain, and period-inspired iron fencing. The eight-parcel property stretches from Summit to Glenwood streets, moments from North Canton schools, Main Street, the YMCA, and library. A rare opportunity to become the next steward of one of Northeast Ohio's most distinguished historic estates. Complete list of renovations and improvements available in the attached supplement.