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Beds | Baths | Average SF |
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2 Bedrooms 2 Bedrooms 2 Br | 1 Bath 1 Bath 1 Ba | 925 SF |
About This Property
Quaint little two bedroom home with an updated bathroom in 2021. This home has natural hard wood floors throughout and a modest kitchen. There is a one car detached garage, full basement with laundry hookups and a nice back yard. This home also has central air conditioning! Tenant is responsible to pay all utilities and tend the lawn; including weeding and trimming. Stop by the office today to take a look!
609 E 5th St is a house located in Ashland County and the 44805 ZIP Code. This area is served by the Ashland City attendance zone.
Ashland is a small and secluded city along Interstate 71 in north central Ohio, roughly 65 miles southwest of Cleveland and eighty miles northeast of Columbus. Folks entering the city are greeted by a sign proclaiming Ashland as “The World Headquarters of Nice People,” a lofty self-designation that complements the community’s charming residential neighborhoods and Main Street’s timeless small-town aesthetic. The city is home to Ashland University, a private institution serving around 6,000 students and employing hundreds of locals as faculty and staff members at its campus near the center of town.
Learn more about living in AshlandColleges & Universities | Distance | ||
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Colleges & Universities | Distance | ||
Drive: | 3 min | 1.7 mi | |
Drive: | 36 min | 21.9 mi | |
Drive: | 54 min | 31.6 mi | |
Drive: | 62 min | 49.1 mi |
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