c.1914 Ohio Move-In Ready Home $189K

$189,000

Set on a spacious corner lot, this move-in ready home is framed by mature landscaping and charming outdoor areas. Start your day with coffee on the inviting covered front porch, enjoy summer cookouts on the expansive back deck, and unwind while soaking in the beauty of the yard.

Realtor Comments

Welcome to a home that radiates personality and possibility. Filled with bright and cheerful color, this spacious 4-bedroom, 2-bath Marietta home offers nearly 2,000 square feet of living space and the kind of solid craftsmanship that’s becoming harder to find. Inside, you’ll discover original hardwood floors, generous room sizes, and a layout designed to accommodate a variety of lifestyles. The main-level primary bedroom provides convenience and connects to a full bath and walk-in closet. Outside, the curb appeal is undeniable. Need storage or workspace? You’ll love the large basement, detached garage, and double carport that provide plenty of room for vehicles, hobbies, tools, and more. This home has the strong bones buyers are searching for and is ready for someone to add their own style and finishing touches. Whether you’re looking for extra space, classic character, or a property with endless potential, this Marietta gem is ready to welcome you.

4bed
2bath
Circa 1914

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1101 Phillips St, Marietta, OH 45750, USA

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Contact Realtor: Patricia L Burkhammer

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Pros of living in Marietta, OH

Historic, walkable downtown: Marietta has a charming historic core with local shops, events, and river-adjacent activities.
Ohio River lifestyle: Easy access to the river for parks, trails, boating/kayaking seasons, and scenic outdoor time.
Cost of living (often) more affordable than big metro areas: Housing and day-to-day expenses are commonly lower than places like Columbus, Cincinnati, or Cleveland (though it varies by neighborhood).
Community + smaller-city vibe: If you prefer fewer crowds and a more local feel, Marietta can be a good fit.
Good “middle” location: You’re not in a major city, but you’re within reasonable driving distance of other Ohio destinations and parts of West Virginia/Kentucky.

Cons of living in Marietta, OH

Fewer big-city amenities: Compared with larger metros, you may find fewer dining options, shopping variety, and entertainment venues.
Weather: Like much of southeastern/central Ohio, you’ll deal with cold winters, humidity, and seasonal storms.
Job market may feel limited depending on your field: There are local employers, but if your work is tied to certain large-industry sectors, opportunities may be more limited (or require commuting).
Public transit is limited: Most people rely on cars.
River/terrain impacts: Flooding risk can exist in some areas near the river, and older housing/terrain can mean more maintenance in certain neighborhoods.