c.1890 Former Ohio Church For Sale on 1.1 Acre $179K

OHU50K Notes $179,000

c.1890 Former Ohio Church For Sale on 1.1 Acre. Own a piece of history! This property has a story, if only the walls could talk. The interior is rich in textures and colors. The acre lot is level and usable.

Yard featured at 1424 County Road 1356, Ashland, OH, 44805

Realtor Comments

Own a remarkable piece of property with this charming converted schoolhouse, a property overflowing with character, warmth, and architectural detail. Nestled on a generous 1.1-acre lot, this unique residence features striking brickwork, an iconic belfry tower, and a welcoming front porch that sets the stage for something truly special. Inside, you will find beautiful built-ins and rich wood accents throughout, preserving the nostalgic soul of the building while offering a flexible space. This is the ultimate canvas for anyone looking to craft a personalized retreat/home. The sprawling one-acre grounds provide plenty of privacy, outdoor potential, and room to grow, complemented by a highly functional outbuilding with an attached lean-to for extra storage or workshop needs. Currently 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. Roof is approximately 5 years old.

2 bed
1 bath
Build date 1890

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1424 County Road 1356, Ashland, OH 44805 $179,000

Contact Realtor: Jennifer Stoops
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Pros

Affordable cost of living: Housing costs are generally below the national average, making it attractive for first-time homebuyers, families, and retirees.
Strong sense of community: Ashland is known for local festivals, volunteer organizations, and a friendly small-town atmosphere.
Convenient location: It’s situated along Interstate 71, providing relatively easy access to Cleveland (about 1 hour), Columbus (about 1¼ hours), and Mansfield.
Education: Home to Ashland University, which brings cultural events, athletic programs, and educational opportunities to the community.
Low traffic: Most trips around town take only 10–15 minutes.
Parks and recreation: Residents enjoy parks, walking trails, sports facilities, and nearby outdoor destinations such as Mohican State Park and Mohican State Forest.
Healthcare: The city has a regional hospital and access to routine medical services without needing to travel far for basic care.
Four-season climate: Residents experience warm summers, colorful autumns, snowy winters, and mild springs.

Cons

Limited job market: While there are opportunities in manufacturing, education, healthcare, logistics, and local businesses, highly specialized or higher-paying positions may require commuting.
Smaller entertainment scene: There are local restaurants, breweries, and community events, but major concerts, professional sports, and extensive nightlife require a trip to larger cities.
Winter weather: Snow and icy roads are common during the winter months.
Car-dependent: Public transportation is limited, so most residents rely on personal vehicles.
Limited shopping: Everyday necessities are easy to find, but many residents travel to larger cities for specialty stores or upscale shopping.
College-town effects: While generally modest, the university can bring increased activity during the academic year.