c.1908 Ohio Duplex W/Hardwoods, Fireplace, Built-Ins $59,900

$59,900

Brimming with untapped potential, this corner-lot Ohio duplex offers a fantastic canvas for your next transformation. Featuring a layout complete with a private driveway, the property is ready for a thoughtful renovation to bring out its best. A great opportunity to roll up your sleeves, build instant equity, and craft a personalized multi-family home.

Yard featured at 2729 Fulton St, Toledo, OH, 43610

Realtor Comments

The two-unit home provides a total of 3,111 square feet with five bedrooms and three full bathrooms overall, making it an excellent candidate for investors or owner-occupants seeking to generate rental income while living in one of the units. The lower unit offers 1,328 square feet of living space with two bedrooms and one full bathroom. This spacious unit includes a formal dining room, living room, and bright bay windows that enhance the sense of openness. It features original hardwood floors and original wood trim throughout, along with an enclosed front porch and back porch for additional usable space. The upper unit encompasses 1,772 square feet with three bedrooms and two full bathrooms. This large unit also boasts original hardwood floors, original wood doors, and wood trim throughout. Additional highlights include bay windows, a balcony, and an enclosed porch that add to the living space and appeal. The entire property includes a full basement for storage or future expansion and ceiling fans throughout both units. With its solid structure, preserved original details, and substantial square footage, this duplex represents a strong opportunity for those willing to invest some updates and bring it back to its full potential.

4bd
3ba
3,111sqft
6,534sqft lot
Circa 1908

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Yard featured at 2729 Fulton St, Toledo, OH, 43610

2729 Fulton St, Toledo, OH 43610 $59,900

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Yard featured at 2729 Fulton St, Toledo, OH, 43610

Pros of Living in Toledo, OH

Exceptionally Affordable Living & Housing
- Housing costs sit significantly below the national average. Whether you are looking for historic homes with character (like Old West End) or accessible starter homes, entry prices for homeownership and rent are among the lowest for mid-sized cities in the region.
World-Class Cultural & Recreational Anchors
- Toledo Museum of Art: Widely recognized as one of the best mid-sized art museums in the country, featuring a renowned glass collection and free admission.
- Toledo Zoo & Aquarium: Consistently ranked among the top zoos nationwide, complete with historical WPA-era architecture and modern exhibits.
- Metroparks Toledo: The city’s park system is an award-winning standout, offering extensive trail networks, kayaking spots, and green spaces throughout the county.
Prime Lake Erie & Outdoor Access
- Boating, walleye fishing, and water sports on Lake Erie and the Maumee River are central to the local lifestyle during warmer months.
- Nearby sites like Maumee Bay State Park offer beaches, golf, and wildlife boardwalks.
Strategic Location & Easy Travel
- Toledo sits at the intersection of I-75 and the Ohio Turnpike (I-80/90), making road trips simple. Detroit is under an hour away, Cleveland is under two hours, and Chicago is an easy three-hour drive or train ride.
Low-Stress Commuting
- Rush hour traffic in Toledo is minimal compared to larger metropolitan areas, and driving across town generally takes 15 to 20 minutes.

Cons of Living in Toledo, OH

Economic Restructuring & Lower Median Wages
- While Toledo’s economy has been diversifying into healthcare, higher education, and green energy, its industrial past means wage growth and job availability in specialized corporate or high-tech sectors lag behind larger hubs.
Crime Rates Vary Significantly by Neighborhood
- Toledo experiences higher-than-average property and violent crime rates overall compared to national benchmarks. Safety and neighborhood quality vary considerably block by block, making thorough research essential when picking a place to live.
Aging Infrastructure & Road Conditions
- The combination of heavy freeze-thaw winter cycles and municipal budget constraints leaves many city streets prone to severe potholes and ongoing road repairs.
Cold Winters & Humid Summers
- Winters bring overcast skies, sub-freezing temperatures, lake-effect snow, and elevated home heating costs.Summers can get hot and humid, occasionally bringing lake-related algae bloom concerns along localized shorelines.
Limited Nightlife & Car-Dependent Transit
- While downtown Toledo has seen recent revitalizations (such as around Fifth Third Field and the Huntington Center), nightlife options are fairly understated compared to major cities.
- Public transit (TARTA) is available, but daily life relies heavily on personal vehicle ownership.

Yard featured at 2729 Fulton St, Toledo, OH, 43610

Family History

During the 1940s and 1950s, this was the home of Frank T. Martin (1893-1961) and his wife Fern Rhoades Martin (1897-1969). Franks was manager of the local A& P grocery store, and in 1949 he helped crack a counterfeit check ring.

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Here are practical pros and cons of living in/near TOTCO (Toledo OH; “Totco” neighborhood).

Pros

Generally lower-cost housing options: TOTCO is often discussed as an area where homes/rent can be more affordable than many other parts of Toledo.
Affordable housing presence (supportive options): There are subsidized/affordable housing units listed in the TOTCO area (e.g., “Totco Homes”).
Neighborhood identity + planning visibility: TOTCO shows up in City/Map layers used for planning.
Cons
- Higher “street-level” safety concerns (varies by block): Toledo Police publishes neighborhood-level community safety/crime reporting; residents often use these reports to compare neighborhoods. You should specifically check the most recent biannual report sections for “Totco/TOTCO” (and adjacent neighborhoods) before deciding.
- Housing stock can be inconsistent: Areas with more affordable housing sometimes also have higher variance in property condition and vacancy (this is a common pattern in older urban neighborhoods in Toledo). City planning materials discuss vacancy/instability as an issue in Toledo overall.
- May require more “due diligence” for day-to-day living: In practice, choosing a specific address matters more than choosing the neighborhood name—parking, lighting, property upkeep, and nearby traffic can change the experience a lot.