c.1907 Ohio Home With Rich Dark Woodwork Under $110K

OHU50K Notes $109,900

c.1907 Ohio Home With Rich Dark Woodwork. This home needs sweat equity but given the work it would be a beauty. In a nice neighborhood close to parks, arboretum and dining.

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Opportunity awaits in Toledo’s historic Old West End! This 4-bedroom, 2-bath home with a 1-car garage is the perfect fixer-upper for investors, flippers, or anyone looking to restore a classic property. The exterior has already been freshly painted, and the home features a newer roof, allowing you to focus your renovation efforts on the interior. Packed with character and offering generous living space, this property has tremendous upside and excellent potential for equity. Whether you’re planning a flip, rental, or stunning restoration, this is your chance to capitalize on one of Toledo’s most desirable historic neighborhoods. Being sold as-is. Bring your vision and unlock the full potential of this Old West End gem! Come check it out!

4 beds
2 bath
2,196 sqft
7,405 sqft lot
Build date 1907

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2471 Glenwood Ave, Toledo, OH 43620 $109,900

Contact Realtor: Austin James Cleghorn
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Here are common pros and cons people mention about the Old West End area of Toledo, Ohio.

Pros

Historic neighborhood character: Older housing stock and a “classic Toledo” feel.
Convenient to many destinations: Usually fairly central for getting around the city.
Established community/long-term residents: Often more stable than newer, rapidly changing areas.
Potential value (depending on what you’re comparing): In some pockets, housing can be more affordable than pricier parts of town.
Local culture and walkable pockets: Some nearby amenities and older neighborhood corridors.

Cons

Safety can be block-dependent: Like many older urban neighborhoods, some streets are safer and cleaner than others—research the exact block and crime stats.
Property maintenance varies: You may see more exterior wear, vacant/abandoned structures, or uneven upkeep.
Infrastructure/traffic noise: Because it’s an older layout, you can get more intersections, parking constraints, or street/traffic issues depending on the street.
Higher variability for renters/buyers: Your experience may be very different from your neighbor’s experience if you’re on the “good side” vs “problem side” of the neighborhood.
Ongoing revitalization is uneven: Some areas improve while others lag, so progress isn’t uniform.