c.1890 Ohio MultiFamily Home With Some Beautiful Original Elements $89K

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67 2nd St NE, Carrollton, OH 44615    $89,000

• Contact Realtor: William Newell
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• Niche

Pros & Cons of Living in Carrollton, OH

Pros

1. Exceptional Affordability

• Carrollton’s overall cost of living is significantly lower than average—about 20% below the U.S. norm and slightly lower than the Ohio average

• Housing stands out: the median home value is around $161,000, over 50% less than the national average, with rentals around $820/month

• Niche gives Carrollton an A for Cost of Living and A‑minus for Housing

2. Safe and Community-Oriented

• Crime rates—violent and property—are lower than state averages. Niche gives Carrollton a B for Crime & Safety

• AreaVibes highlights accessibility to health resources, clean air, and noted resident satisfaction with safety, groceries, and friendliness

3. Strong Housing Market & Real Estate Growth

• Home values have appreciated by around 10.6% in a year, outperforming the national average

• Carrollton ranks among Ohio’s “best places to buy a house” and features high homeownership (~80%)

4. Good Job Outlook & Economic Stability

• Despite its small size, Carrollton earns an A grade for Jobs—reflecting employment stability, cost of living, and business growth

• Median household income is approximately $65,755, with healthy income growth in recent years

• Low taxes (sales and property) support affordability and financial comfort

5. Quality Schools & Education Investment

• The public school district scores solidly: elementary, middle, and high schools earn B-minus to C-plus rankings on Niche

• New educational infrastructure: a modern 6–12 school building opened in 2019, and a new elementary wing is under development

6. Historic Character & Outdoor Amenities

• Carrollton is rich in heritage: landmarks like the Daniel McCook House and Van Horn Building are on the National Register of Historic Places

• Outdoor spaces include Ann Green Memorial Park, Bluebird Farm Park with concerts, Carroll Community Park, and a local golf course—all excellent for families and active residents

7. Tight-knit, Quiet, and Family-Friendly

• Niche rates Carrollton B for Families, B-minus for Nightlife, and notes a sparse suburban feel—with about 80% homeownership and many retirees

• Residents describe a warm, peaceful environment: clean, friendly, and community-focused, ideal for those seeking escape from urban bustle

Cons

1. Lack of Public Transit & Car-Dependence

• Public transportation is virtually nonexistent, so residents rely heavily on cars. Commutes (~22 minutes) are average for rural areas

• Niche gives a B for Commute; AreaVibes notes reliance on vehicle for most errands

2. Limited Diversity & Slow Population Growth

• The community is predominantly White (~97.5%), with minimal racial or linguistic diversity

• Carrollton’s population has slightly declined (−6% over a year) or remained stable near 3,000—less growth compared to many mid-sized towns

3. Modest Weather and Amenities

• Niche ranks the town C for Weather, reflecting average weather patterns that may not appeal to everyone

• While parks are plentiful, wider amenities—like big-box stores or vibrant nightlife—are limited