Lovely c.1926 Ohio Home With Hardwoods and Fireplace $155K

OHU50K Notes $155,000

Lovely c.1926 Ohio Home With Hardwoods and Fireplace. Charming home with curb appeal. This home has lots of charm and sits on a great lot.

Porch featured at 6 Escalon St, Cincinnati, OH, 45216

Realtor Comments

Just minutes from St. Xavier High School, this clean, well-maintained 3-bedroom, 1.5-bath home is move-in ready and priced to sell! The main floor features a spacious living room, dining room, kitchen with painted cabinets, half bath, and French doors leading to the covered front porch. A rear door provides easy access to the backyard and detached 1-car garage. Upstairs includes three bedrooms, including one with built-in shelving and hardwood floors under the carpet, plus a full bath. The unfinished basement includes washer/dryer hookups and plenty of storage. Furnace and A/C replaced in 2022, water heater in 2024. Roof and windows are in good condition. Convenient to parks, shopping, dining, and major highways.

3 bed
1.5 bath
Build date 1926

Yard featured at 6 Escalon St, Cincinnati, OH, 45216

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6 Escalon St, Cincinnati, OH 45216 $155,000

Contact Realtor: Steven K.
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Yard featured at 6 Escalon St, Cincinnati, OH, 45216

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Pros

Strong and diverse job market

Cincinnati has major employers in consumer goods, healthcare, finance, manufacturing, logistics, and technology.
Large employers include Procter & Gamble, Kroger, Fifth Third Bank, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, and GE Aerospace.

Reasonable cost of living

Housing is generally more affordable than in cities like Chicago, Denver, Seattle, or Boston.
You can choose from urban neighborhoods, suburbs, or nearby small towns depending on your budget.

Excellent healthcare

The region has nationally recognized hospitals and specialists.
Healthcare and life sciences are major employment sectors.

Entertainment and culture

Professional sports:
- Cincinnati Reds
- Cincinnati Bengals
- FC Cincinnati
Museums, theaters, concerts, festivals, breweries, and a growing restaurant scene.

Parks and outdoor recreation

The city has extensive park systems and riverfront development.
Easy access to hiking, kayaking, and cycling throughout the region.

Location

Within a day’s drive of many major cities, including Indianapolis, Columbus, Louisville, and Nashville.

Distinct neighborhoods

From dense urban areas to quiet suburban communities, there’s a wide variety of places to live.

Cons

Traffic

While not as congested as some larger cities, rush hour can slow travel, especially on bridges crossing the Ohio River.

Neighborhood differences

Housing costs, schools, walkability, and crime vary significantly by neighborhood.
Researching specific areas is important before moving.

Older infrastructure

Many neighborhoods have older homes that may require maintenance.
Some roads and bridges need ongoing repairs.

Weather

Winters are generally milder than in northern Ohio or Wisconsin but still include cold temperatures, occasional snow, and gray skies.
Summers can be hot and humid.

State and local taxes