Four Bedroom Ohio Home For Sale Under $180K

$179,900

This Ohio home still keeps its original charm, highlighted by beautiful natural hardwood floors, classic woodwork, and elegant pocket doors. Since it has been used as a business, one of the bedrooms includes a convenient walk-in shower and laundry hookup.

Realtor Comments

Unique Four Bedroom Home On West Pearl Street. There Is Also A Small Half Bathroom Under The Stairs. The Kitchen Comes With Appliances And Has Been Updated With Black Countertops And A Bright Backsplash To Make It Shine. There’s A Washer And Dryer Hookup On The Main Floor And The Second Floor For Your Convenience. The Office Is Great For Someone Who Works From Home Or For A Private Area To Keep All Your Important Documents. There Is Also A 15×8 Storage Room. Outside You Have A Nice Yard With A Covered Patio And A 12×16 Out Building For Your Yard Equipment And Children’s Toys.home Is Set Up With A Generac Whole House Backup Generator.replacement Windows.the House Has Two Central Air Units. The One For The Main Floor Works, But The Second Floor Unit Does Not.

4bd
2ba
2,448sqft
7,849sqft lot

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414 W Pearl St, Willard, OH 44890

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Contact Realtor: Douglas A. Steinmetz, Clinton Castle Realty

Agent Phone: (419) 681-1270

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Pros

Lower cost of living: Often more affordable housing and everyday expenses than larger metro areas.
Smaller-town community feel: Many people find it more neighborly and less hectic.
Convenient for nearby cities: You can usually reach bigger job/entertainment areas by driving (depending on your work location).
More space: Compared with big cities, you may find bigger yards or more house for the money.
Quieter lifestyle: Less traffic and generally a slower pace of life.

Cons

Limited job market (in town): Depending on your industry, you may need to commute or rely on nearby larger employers.
Fewer shopping/entertainment options: You may drive for more variety (restaurants, events, specialty services).
Car-dependent: Public transportation is usually limited, so you’ll likely need a vehicle.
Weather extremes: Like much of Ohio, you’ll deal with hot summers, cold winters, and snow/ice at times.
Ammenities and healthcare for specialists: Basic services may be closer, but specialty care can require travel.