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
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
With a population under 900, it maintains a “sparse suburban” feel where neighbors typically know and look out for each other.
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.”
Livability scores show it’s better than ~61% of U.S. areas in its category
• Safe, Peaceful Environment
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
Flushing falls into the “good for families” category (Niche grade C), and Union Local School District serves the community
Parks and outdoor areas are frequently praised—making it appealing to families with children .
❌ Cons
• Limited Local Amenities & Entertainment
The town has very few shops, restaurants, or entertainment venues—residents often commute for most services
• Car-Dependent with Commute Needs
There is effectively no public transit; around 95% of residents drive to work.
Commutes average about 30 minutes, which is high for a village of this size
• Healthcare & Infrastructure Limitations
Local healthcare options are limited—clinics, pharmacies, and hospitals require travel .
Utilities are slightly more expensive than average
• Modest School Performance & Income Levels
School grades hover around C to C+, and educational outcomes aren’t top-tier
Median income (~$54K) is below the national average, and education attainment (bachelor’s degree ~10%) lags
