Circa 1912 Ohio Handyman Special Home For Sale $59,900

OHU50K Notes   $59,900

What a beauty this circa 1912 once was! The Ohio handyman special still is a beauty, but requires TLC. It is located in the Old West End neighborhood of Toledo.

The Old West End neighborhood of Toledo, Ohio, is a historic district known for its stunning Victorian mansions and rich architectural heritage.

The Old West End was originally developed in the late 19th and early 20th centuries as a residential area for Toledo’s growing upper-middle-class population. The neighborhood’s prime location, just west of Toledo’s downtown, made it an attractive place for affluent families to build their homes.

During this time, many prominent citizens, including industrialists, business leaders, and professionals, constructed grand residences in a variety of architectural styles. These styles ranged from Queen Anne and Colonial Revival to Tudor and Georgian Revival, showcasing the architectural diversity of the era.

Agent Comments

Old west end charmer awaiting your personal touch. A lot of house for the money, great investment property. Home being sold As-Is.

• 4 bed
• 1.5+bath
• 1,952 sqft
• 6,900 sqft lot
• Build date 1912

 

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2608 Glenwood Ave, Toledo, OH 43610  $59,900

• Contact Realtor: Dustin Hall – Key Realty Ltd
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History of the Old West End Neighborhood

 

The neighborhood flourished throughout the early 20th century, with its tree-lined streets and beautiful houses becoming a symbol of prosperity and prestige. However, as Toledo’s economic fortunes declined in the latter half of the 20th century, the Old West End suffered from neglect and urban decay.

In the 1960s, concerned residents and preservationists recognized the architectural significance of the area and formed the Old West End Association to protect and revitalize the neighborhood. Their efforts led to the Old West End being listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1973.

Since then, the Old West End has experienced a renaissance. Many of the grand homes have been lovingly restored to their former glory, and the neighborhood has become a vibrant community once again. The Old West End Historic District now hosts annual events, such as the Old West End Festival and the Holiday Home Tour, which celebrate the neighborhood’s rich history and showcase its architectural gems.

Today, the Old West End is cherished for its well-preserved Victorian-era homes, attracting visitors and residents who appreciate its architectural beauty and historical charm. It stands as a testament to Toledo’s past and the efforts of its residents to preserve and honor the neighborhood’s heritage.

 

 

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