c.1889 Seven Bedroom Ohio Queen Anne With Gorgeous Woodwork $195K

OHU50K Notes $195,000

c.1889 Seven Bedroom Ohio Queen Anne With Gorgeous Woodwork. The old house of your dreams! The curb appeal on this one is strong. The interior will have you ohh’ing and uhh’ing. The woodwork in this home is poetic. The attention to detail is wonderful. Located on a corner lot.

Porch featured at 7408 Broadway Ave, Cleveland, OH, 44105

Realtor Comments

Endless possibilities await in this spacious 3,388-square-foot property filled with timeless character and charm. Formerly operated as a group home, this unique residence offers 7+ bedrooms, 3 full baths, and a flexible floor plan that can accommodate a variety of living arrangements and future uses. Step inside to appreciate the beautiful natural woodwork, classic built-ins, and old-world architectural details that add warmth and character throughout the home. The expansive kitchen provides ample space for meal preparation and gathering, while the full basement offers abundant storage and additional potential. Includes full walk up attic. Whether you’re looking for a spacious primary residence, a multi-generational living opportunity, or an investment property, this home is ready for your vision. Conveniently designed with generous room sizes and versatile living spaces, the possibilities are endless. Buyers are encouraged to verify permitted uses with the appropriate local municipality. Don’t miss this opportunity to restore and personalize a truly distinctive property.

7 bed
3 bath
Build date 1889

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7408 Broadway Ave, Cleveland, OH 44105 $195,000

Contact Realtor: David Reddy
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Family History

This was the home Edward Evans (1850-1925), an insurance agent, and his wife Elizabeth James (1856- 1939), a talented artist who painted into her 70s and whose work was featured in several galleries. The couple, both from Wales, raised their three sons, David, Herbert and Clayton, in this home. The Evans family owned the home from the build date in 1888 until the death of Elizabeth in 1939 – over 50 years.

Pros

Affordable housing

Home prices are generally much lower than in many large U.S. cities.
Historic homes, condos, and apartments are available across a wide range of neighborhoods.
Renting is also relatively affordable compared with cities on the East or West Coast.

Strong healthcare sector

Cleveland Clinic is one of the world’s leading hospital systems and a major employer.
University Hospitals and MetroHealth also provide extensive healthcare services and employment opportunities.

Diverse economy

Jobs are available in healthcare, manufacturing, finance, higher education, technology, and logistics.
The region has been expanding in areas such as biomedical research and advanced manufacturing.

Excellent arts and culture

The Cleveland Museum of Art is internationally recognized and offers free general admission.
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame attracts visitors from around the world.
The city’s theater district, Playhouse Square, is one of the largest performing arts centers in the U.S.

Professional sports

Home to:
- Cleveland Browns (NFL)
- Cleveland Guardians (MLB)
- Cleveland Cavaliers (NBA)

Lakefront recreation

Lake Erie provides opportunities for boating, fishing, beaches, and waterfront parks.
Nearby Cuyahoga Valley National Park offers hiking, biking, and scenic rail excursions.

Good value

Many residents find they can enjoy urban amenities while spending less on housing than in comparable metropolitan areas.

Cons

Cold, gray winters

Winters are long and often cloudy.
Lake-effect snow can be significant, especially on the eastern side of the metro area.

Neighborhood variation

Cleveland has neighborhoods with very different levels of investment, safety, and amenities.
Researching specific neighborhoods is important before choosing where to live.

Property taxes

Depending on the suburb or neighborhood, property taxes can be relatively high.

Population decline

The city has experienced decades of population loss, although some neighborhoods have stabilized or grown.
This has left some areas with vacant buildings and aging infrastructure.

Road conditions