c.1929 Ohio Move-In Ready Home For Sale Under $75K

$74,900

Ohio move-in ready home for sale featuring major updates including a brand-new furnace, hot water tank, and bathtub, all installed in 2026. Please note that the seller is requiring an accepted offer before approving any private showings, making this a unique opportunity for serious buyers ready to take the next step.

Realtor Comments

Calling all investors, rehabbers, and DIYers!!!! 4413 Fairview Dr. is ready for its next chapter. Great opportunity to renovate, rent out, add value, and build equity. Property being sold as is. Showings are available during open house times. Open house access only on Saturday, June 6 and Sunday, June 7, from 12 PM to 2 PM. Highest and best offers due Sunday evening. Bring your vision and your best offer.

3bed
1bath
Circa 1929

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4413 Fairview Dr, Toledo, OH 43612, USA

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: Andrea Creamer

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Pros

Affordable cost of living: Often lower housing and everyday expenses than many larger Ohio/Great Lakes metros.
Lake Erie area perks: Access to Lake Erie, parks, beaches, and boating/fishing in season.
Big-city amenities without big-city prices: You can find decent dining, events, and shopping compared with smaller towns.
Cultural options: Toledo has museums, arts, and local attractions that many residents enjoy.
Job base in healthcare, manufacturing, and logistics: The region supports industrial and service employment.

Cons

Weather can be tough: Lake proximity can mean more gray days, rain, and lake-influenced winter patterns; summers can be hot/humid.
Neighborhood variation: Some areas are very comfortable; others can be hit-or-miss—location matters.
Economic ups and downs: Like many industrial Midwestern cities, certain sectors can fluctuate.
Commute/road traffic: Depending on where you live, traffic and commuting can be manageable or annoying.
Limited “public transit” compared with larger metros: Most people rely on a car for convenience.