Spacious c.1907 Ohio Three-Story – $69K

• 6 bed
• 3 bath
• 2,324 sqft
• 5,837 sqft lot

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This spacious circa 1907 home in Youngstown, Ohio, offers an expansive 2,324 square feet of living space across three stories, featuring six bedrooms and three full bathrooms. Set on a 5,837-square-foot lot with a partially fenced yard, the property boasts historical charm with vaulted ceilings, a cozy fireplace, and a full unfinished basement for extra storage or potential expansion. The versatile layout includes one bedroom on the main level, four on the second, and one on the third, complemented by a floor plan that provides a kitchen, living room, and bonus room on multiple levels.

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Youngstown, Ohio, is a city defined by its resilient spirit and deep-rooted industrial heritage. Once a powerhouse of the American steel industry, the city sits in the Mahoning Valley and still bears the architectural marks of its prosperous past. While the decline of the mills in the late twentieth century brought significant economic challenges, the community has worked steadily to redefine itself. Today, the downtown area serves as a hub for education and innovation, largely anchored by Youngstown State University and a growing interest in additive manufacturing and technology.

Beyond its industrial identity, Youngstown offers a surprising amount of natural beauty and cultural depth. Mill Creek Park, one of the largest and most scenic metropolitan parks in the United States, provides residents with miles of hiking trails, historic gardens, and serene lakes that feel worlds away from the urban center. The city also maintains a strong sense of neighborhood pride, reflected in its diverse culinary scene and local traditions. Though it faces the typical hurdles of a post-industrial landscape, there is a palpable sense of renewal driven by local arts, small businesses, and a population that remains fiercely loyal to their home.

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