c.1890 Move-In Ready Ohio Home For Sale $75K
$75,000
This delightful 2-bedroom, 1-bath move-in ready Ohio home blends comfort and charm with thoughtful updates throughout—including a brand-new furnace for added peace of mind.
Realtor Comments
It features a spacious eat-in kitchen and a first-floor laundry room for added convenience. The flexible layout allows the first-floor family room to be easily converted into a third bedroom if needed. Enjoy outdoor living on the welcoming front porch and large patio, all set on a big, flat yard. Gas heat keeps the home cozy year-round. Mineral rights are currently leased and will transfer with the sale, adding extra value. Dont miss this versatile and inviting property!
- 3bed
- 1bath
- Circa 1890
117 Wood St, Flushing, OH 43977 $75,000
If interested in a property, please contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended.
Contact Realtor: Garrison Wolfe
Pros
• Very Affordable Cost of Living
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Overall cost of living is about 24% below the U.S. average and 6–8% below the Ohio average. Housing is extremely affordable, with median home values around $79K–$127K and two-bedroom rent averaging $990/mo—roughly 30% cheaper than national norms
• Small-Town, Community-Centric Vibe
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With a population under 900, it maintains a “sparse suburban” feel where neighbors typically know and look out for each other.
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Reviews note:
“Living in Flushing feels like being part of a big family… everyone knows each other and is always willing to lend a helping hand.”
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Livability scores show it’s better than ~61% of U.S. areas in its category
• Safe, Peaceful Environment
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While some sources show crime slightly above Ohio average (about 37%), others note it’s among the safest in similarly sized cities—violent crime in particular is low
• Decent Schools & Family Amenities
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Flushing falls into the “good for families” category (Niche grade C), and Union Local School District serves the community
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Parks and outdoor areas are frequently praised—making it appealing to families with children .
❌ Cons
• Limited Local Amenities & Entertainment
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The town has very few shops, restaurants, or entertainment venues—residents often commute for most services
• Car-Dependent with Commute Needs
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There is effectively no public transit; around 95% of residents drive to work.
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Commutes average about 30 minutes, which is high for a village of this size
• Healthcare & Infrastructure Limitations
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Local healthcare options are limited—clinics, pharmacies, and hospitals require travel .
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Utilities are slightly more expensive than average
• Modest School Performance & Income Levels
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School grades hover around C to C+, and educational outcomes aren’t top-tier
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Median income (~$54K) is below the national average, and education attainment (bachelor’s degree ~10%) lags
