The boyhood home of Neil Armstrong, the first man to walk on the Moon, has been put up for sale in Wapakoneta, Ohio, with an asking price of $430,000. The two-storey house, built in 1908, retains many original features linked to Armstrong's early life. It has been lovingly preserved for nearly 40 years by its current owner, a retired history teacher devoted to maintaining its charm and historical significance. However, the home has no legal protection, leaving its future uncertain after the sale. The owner hopes the next buyer will continue to honor the legacy of the property, which draws interest from history buffs and space enthusiasts.