1909 Ohio Brick Church on One Acre for $100K
This 1909 brick church in Ohio offers a unique opportunity to create a custom home or business on a quiet one-acre lot. With its historic bell tower already restored and a spacious interior featuring cathedral ceilings, this property is ready for its next chapter.
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About This 1909 Ohio Brick Church on One Acre for $100K
Constructed in 1909, this brick church offers a unique chance to transform a piece of local heritage into a modern masterpiece. The exterior has already undergone renovations, specifically focusing on the stabilization of the masonry, roof, and bell tower, providing a solid foundation. Situated on a one-acre lot, the property provides 360-degree peaceful views of the surrounding landscape, making it an ideal setting for a wedding venue or a one-of-a-kind private residence.
The interior spans 2,450 square feet and is highlighted by dramatic cathedral ceilings that add a sense of grandeur to the space. The building includes a partially finished basement with concrete floors, offering additional square footage for storage or expanded living areas. Essential infrastructure is already in place, including a forced-air heating system, a private well for water, and a septic tank system. Whether you are looking for a creative renovation project or a distinctive commercial location, this property provides the space and character to support a wide range of uses.
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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.
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19357 Church Rd, Middle Point, OH 45863 $100,000
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Middle Point, Ohio
Middle Point is a small village in Van Wert County, Ohio, located approximately halfway between the cities of Van Wert and Delphos. It covers a total area of about 0.57 square miles and sits within Washington Township.
History and Name
The village was originally laid out in 1851 and was first named Sykestown, after the Sykes family who owned the land at the time. The name was changed to Middle Point because of its geographical position as the central point between Van Wert and Delphos on the railroad line. The village was officially incorporated in 1874. Historically, the area was supported by a large stone quarry, the France Stone Company, which operated from 1888 until 1946 and provided ballast for the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Demographics
As of the 2020 census, Middle Point has a population of 566 residents. The community is largely residential with a rural feel, and homeownership is very high.
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Median Age: Approximately 39–40 years.
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Employment: Many residents work in manufacturing, production, or management roles, often commuting to nearby larger towns.
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Income: The village is generally categorized as a middle-income area.
Education and Services
Middle Point is served by the Lincolnview Local School District. Local amenities and services include:
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Brumback Library: A branch of this historic library system is located in the village.
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Community Facilities: A municipal building and a community building are available for local events, weddings, and meetings.
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Local Business: The village maintains its own phone company and has small local establishments such as Firehouse Pizza & Subs and Danny’s Bar & Grill.
Geography and Environment
The landscape is primarily flat and dominated by agricultural fields surrounding the village. A notable geographic feature in its history was the quarry “big hole,” which for a time served as a popular fishing and swimming spot before being pumped dry in the late 1950s.
Huggy Bear Campground, Middle Point, Ohio | Drone Footage
