c.1900 Ohio Handyman Special on 4 Acres $61,000
OHU50K Notes $61,000

Realtor Comments
1.5 Story home on 4 Acres close to town. Barn and shed offer lots of storage and workspace. HUD Case #413-678171 Sold AS-IS. FHA Insurability subject to buyer’s FHA Appraisal. Current appraisal determined this property to be ‘IE’ (FHA insured with escrow). FHA 203K Eligible. Visit for more properties and bidding instructions. Equal Housing Opportunity.
- 2 bed
- 1 bath
- 1,248 sqft
- 4 acre lot
- Build date 1900

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1114 Cooks Hill Rd, Chillicothe, OH 45601 $61,000
- Contact Realtor: Brian Roush
- Google Map
- Niche



Pros
Affordable cost of living
Housing and everyday expenses are generally below national averages. Homeownership is more attainable than in many metro areas.
Scenic surroundings
The area around Chillicothe has:
- rolling hills
- forests
- rivers
- nearby parks and trails
Outdoor recreation is a strong point.
Historical character
Chillicothe was Ohio’s first capital and has a noticeable historic identity, including:
- older architecture
- museums
- historic districts
Nearby attractions include:
- Hopewell Culture National Historical Park
Less congestion and slower pace
Compared with larger Ohio cities, traffic and daily stress levels are much lower.
Access to Columbus
You’re within driving distance of:
- Columbus
That gives access to larger-city jobs, shopping, healthcare, and entertainment while still living in a smaller community.
Community-oriented atmosphere
The city tends to have:
- local festivals
- high school sports culture
- neighborhood familiarity
- family-oriented activities
Cons
Limited local job market
While there are healthcare, government, and manufacturing jobs, the economy is smaller and less diverse than major metro areas.
Specialized careers may require commuting or remote work.
Economic challenges
Parts of southern Ohio have struggled with:
- slower economic growth
- poverty in some areas
- opioid-related social issues
- aging infrastructure
Limited nightlife and urban amenities
Compared with larger cities, there’s less:
- nightlife
- major entertainment
- restaurant variety
- cultural diversity
Weather variability
You’ll experience:
- humid summers
- gray winters
- snow and ice
- thunderstorms
The cloudier winters can bother some newcomers.










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