c.1902 Pretty in Pink Ohio Queen Anne $125K

$125,000

Step into timeless character and endless possibilities with this spacious pretty in pink Ohio queen anne—featuring 4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, and over 3,000 sq. ft. of living space. Enjoy classic architectural charm, roomy interiors, high ceilings, and a traditional layout designed for everyday comfort and hosting guests alike.

Yard featured at 204 Broadway Ave, Youngstown, OH, 44504

Realtor Comments

The home offers a welcoming living area with a fireplace, a full basement for additional storage or future finishing opportunities, and an attached garage. Situated on a generous lot in Youngstown’s historic North Side, this property combines vintage appeal with the opportunity to add your own personal updates and style. Whether you’re searching for a primary residence, an investment property, or a home to restore to its original grandeur, this property presents exceptional value. Conveniently located near downtown Youngstown, parks, shopping, dining, hospitals, and major highways. Don’t miss your opportunity to own a piece of Youngstown history with incredible space, character, and potential. Schedule your private showing today!

4bed
2.5bath
Circa 1902

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204 Broadway Ave, Youngstown, OH 44504 $125,000

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Contact Realtor: Shawn Burton

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Pros

Lower cost of living than many larger Ohio/Cleveland-area suburbs: Housing can be more affordable, and everyday expenses may be easier on your budget.
Big-city access nearby: You’re within driving distance of places like Cleveland and Pittsburgh (depending on where you’re coming from), so you can get “city options” when you want them.
Strong work ethic / community culture: Youngstown has a reputation for resilient, close-knit neighborhoods and a “get things done” mindset.
Affordable housing stock: There are many homes available, including older housing with character (though condition varies).
Cultural and recreation options: Food, local events, parks/trails, and nearby outdoor recreation can keep things interesting.
Potential for revitalization: Some parts of the city have been seeing redevelopment efforts and new business growth.

Cons

Economic/job opportunities can be uneven: Depending on your field, you may need to commute or be open to remote work.
Neighborhood variance: Some areas are thriving while others may have more safety/maintenance concerns—location matters a lot.
Weather: Ohio winters can be harsh (snow/ice), and summers can be humid.
Property maintenance & building condition: With older housing, you might face more repairs or higher upfront costs than you’d expect.
Less “big city” nightlife/amenities: If you’re used to lots of concerts, shopping, and constant events, you may find it more limited (though there are still options).
Public transit limitations: Like many mid-sized Rust Belt cities, you’ll likely want a car for daily life and commuting.