c.1950 Ohio Cabin For Sale With Lake Access $50K

$50,000

Ohio cabin nestled beside U.S. Army Corps of Engineers land with access to Mosquito Lake, this retreat is the ideal weekend escape for fishing, boating, and nature lovers.

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Located between Crawford Dr. also know as (zero) 0 Private Dr, & Arrowhead Dr., this unique property is approximately a half mile from the Mosquito Creek Lake Causeway and public boat ramp, providing convenient access to some of the area’s best outdoor recreation. Launch your non-trailered kayak or canoe directly from the property and enjoy peaceful days exploring the lake. Inside, you’ll find an open-concept living room & eat-in kitchen area plus a bedroom. Electric is already connected and a pellet stove is in place for future heat setup. Property also includes an outhouse for convenience. Whether you are searching for a seasonal escape, fishing camp, or simple recreational retreat near Mosquito Lake State Park, this one-of-a-kind cabin offers endless potential and an authentic camp experience. This is cabin life: No water, no septic, no plumbing, & heated with a pellet stove. Well water may be available-ask agent for details. Cash buyers only please.

1bd
528sqft
1,681sqft
Circa 1950

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0 Private Dr, Cortland, OH 44410

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Contact Realtor: Nikki Sullivan

Brokered by Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Stouffer Realty – Trumbull County

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Pros

More affordable than nearby metros: Housing and everyday costs are often lower than bigger Ohio cities.
Convenient to Youngstown and beyond: You’re close enough for more shopping, dining, and jobs, without living in a larger city.
Small-city feel: Generally less crowded, with a community vibe.
Good access for commuting: Easy driving to major roads and regional employers.
Parks and outdoor options: The area offers parks and recreational activities typical of the Mahoning Valley.
Local services: You still have basic amenities in/around Cortland (schools, groceries, etc.), so daily life is usually convenient.

Cons

Fewer “big city” amenities: If you want lots of niche restaurants, nightlife, or frequent events, you’ll likely drive to a larger area.
Job market depends on the region: Employment may be tied to specific industries in the Mahoning Valley, so commuting can be common.
Weather: Cold winters and snow/ice are a real factor, like much of northeast Ohio.
Traffic can still be a factor: Rush-hour commutes toward Youngstown can be slow on certain routes.
Some property aging/maintenance: Like many midwestern towns, housing stock ranges from well-kept to older—so due diligence matters.