Ohio City House Is Nestled On A Secluded Street

CLEVELAND, OH -- When it came to urban pioneers, Ohio City was the first neighborhood in the inner city to develop into something substantial for homebuyers. Homes were reasonably priced for young families. The convenience of being close to downtown made it attractive, too.

This house was built in 1890. It sits next to St. Patrick's Church, which is a landmark itself. The Carnegie Library building is also within a short walk, and St. Ignatius High School remains an anchor of the neighborhood. You'll be close to downtown and the nightspots on W. 25th Street and Lorain Avenue.

• Address: 1897 W 33rd Pl, Cleveland, Ohio
• Price: $195,000
• Square Feet: 1435
• Bedrooms: 3
• Bathrooms: 1 Baths
• Built: 1890
• Features: Ohio City is the place to be! This home is located in one of the most sought after areas of the city with a walkability score of 91, so you can walk to all the cool places or easily do your errands. It's located near the West Side Market; the Black Pig, Momocho, Johnny Mango, Great Lakes Brewery & the JukeBox are only a few of the places you can frequent. There's a dry cleaners, flower shop and hair salon, too. This home has beautiful hardwood floors throughout, except for the tiled kitchen and bathroom. There are 3 bedrooms up, and an office/bedroom downstairs. The office and bedrooms are carpeted, but there are wood floors underneath. The appliances are all included. Attic is insulated. The spacious basement is great for storage; the plumbing and drain tiles in the basement were all replaced. This is a wonderful home and is certainly worth a look if you want to live in Ohio City, a great location!

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