diamond in the rough

c.1900 Ohio Diamond in the Rough $35K

$35,000

What a true diamond in the rough! This spacious home offers plenty of room to grow. On the main level you’ll find a cozy living room, a separate dining room, a small kitchen, a full bathroom, a dedicated laundry room, and one comfortable bedroom.

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Realtor Comments

Upstairs are 3 more nice sized bedrooms, full bath, an office/bedroom & storage room. Roll up your sleeves & bring your ideas to make this house your home!
  • 4bd
  • 2ba
  • 2,170sqft
  • 5,227sqft lot
  • Circa 1900

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1105 State St, Steubenville, OH 43952

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: Carolyn Turnbull

Brokered by GARY W. CAIN REALTORS AND AUCTIONEERS

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Niche

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Pros of living in Steubenville, OH

  • Lower cost of living (compared to many nearby metro areas): Housing and everyday expenses are often cheaper than in larger Ohio cities.
  • Smaller-town feel + community ties: You’re more likely to run into the same people at schools, events, and local businesses.
  • History and local character: The area has a strong heritage (especially along the Ohio River) and lots of older neighborhoods/buildings.
  • Outdoor access: Being near the Ohio River and regional parks/trails can be a plus for weekend activities.
  • Proximity to other hubs: You’re not far from places like Pittsburgh and other parts of the Ohio Valley, depending on where you work and how much driving you’re comfortable with.

Cons of living in Steubenville, OH

  • Job market can be tighter: Compared with major metros, you may have fewer employer options locally—commuting can be common.
  • Weather and winter: Like much of the region, you’ll deal with cold winters and snow/ice (and more “seasonal” driving concerns).
  • Public services vary by neighborhood: Some areas may have more investment and maintenance than others—worth checking street-by-street.
  • Economic transitions: Parts of the Rust Belt/Ohio Valley have faced slower growth in certain industries over time, which can affect retail, services, and long-term opportunities.
  • Convenience/amenities: Expect fewer “big city” options (shopping, nightlife, specialized healthcare) than in larger nearby cities—so you may travel for certain needs.
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