c.1916 Three Bedroom Ohio Home For Sale $65K
$65,000
c. 1916 three‑bedroom Ohio home for sale — $65,000. This vintage residence, built around 1916, offers three bedrooms and character from the early 20th century. Priced at $65k, it presents an affordable opportunity for buyers or investors.

Realtor Comments
Home for sale!
- 3bed
- 1bath
- 1,590sqft
- 6,534sqft lot
- Circa 1916

909 Prospect Ave, Toledo, OH 43606 $65,000
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.
Brokered by The Danberry Co

Pros
- Affordable cost of living: Housing, utilities, and everyday expenses are generally lower than many U.S. metros, making Toledo attractive for renters and buyers.
- Strong location on Lake Erie: Proximity to the lake and waterfront parks (Glass City Metropark, Maumee Bay State Park nearby) offers boating, fishing, beaches, and scenic views.
- Cultural and arts scene: Toledo Museum of Art (notable collection and glass pavilion), Toledo Symphony, local theaters, and festivals provide cultural amenities.
- Growing food and craft-beer scene: A rising number of restaurants, breweries, and farm-to-table options—plus the historic Tony Packo’s and local culinary events.
- Transportation and logistics hub: Major highways (I‑75, I‑280), rail access, and the Port of Toledo support logistics and manufacturing employment.
- Education and medical centers: University of Toledo, medical facilities, and research institutions supply jobs, education, and healthcare services.
- Revitalizing neighborhoods and downtown: Investment and redevelopment in areas like the Warehouse District and downtown have improved dining, nightlife, and housing options.
- Family-friendly attractions: Toledo Zoo & Aquarium, Imagination Station (science center), and family events year-round.
- Four-season climate: Distinct seasons with pleasant summers and snowy winters—appealing if you like seasonal variety.
Cons
- Weather and lake-effect snow: Winters can be long and snowy thanks to lake-effect snow, which may be a downside if you prefer milder winters.
- Economic shifts and job market variability: While manufacturing and logistics remain important, some areas have experienced job losses; opportunities vary by sector and neighborhood.
- Crime variability by neighborhood: Crime rates are higher in some neighborhoods—safety varies significantly block by block, so careful neighborhood selection is important.
- Urban blight in parts of the city: Vacant properties and blight exist in some areas, though many neighborhoods are improving through redevelopment efforts.
- Public transit limitations: Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority (TARTA) provides bus service, but coverage and frequency are limited compared with larger cities—owning a car is convenient for many.
- School performance and district variability: Public school quality varies by district and neighborhood; families often research specific school options or consider suburban districts.
- Infrastructure and municipal challenges: Like many older industrial cities, some infrastructure and municipal services face maintenance and budget constraints.
- Summers can be humid: Warm, humid summer months are common and can be uncomfortable for some residents.

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