Three-Bedroom Oberlin Farmhouse on 10.01 Acres with Stocked Pond – Oberlin, OH – $349,900

Oberlin is a city in Lorain County, Ohio, known for its college-centered community and its location in northeastern Ohio. The property is identified in the Oberlin region and is associated with the Russia subdivision.

For current community information, municipal services, local government resources, and regional information, buyers can consult the City of Oberlin and Lorain County.

Crime statistics should be evaluated using the geography and reporting year attached to each dataset. City-level or county-level statistics describe the broader jurisdiction and should not be interpreted as property-specific conditions.

Current crime information and available incident or public-safety resources can be reviewed through the City of Oberlin and the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Crime Data Explorer.

Nearby educational resources include Oberlin City Schools and Oberlin College and Conservatory. School proximity does not by itself establish enrollment assignment, so buyers should confirm current attendance boundaries directly with the applicable school district.

Official district resources provide information about schools, programs, calendars, and enrollment.

Healthcare resources serving the broader Oberlin and Lorain County area include local medical practices and regional hospital systems. Buyers can use the official provider directories to confirm current locations, services, emergency departments, and accepted insurance.

Mercy Health – Allen Hospital in Oberlin is a regional hospital resource serving the community.

Historical housing-market information should be compared using the same geography and methodology throughout a time series. National housing indexes can provide broader context, while local listing and sales data can provide a more specific view of Oberlin and Lorain County.

The Federal Housing Finance Agency publishes repeat-sales house-price indexes for defined geographic areas. These indexes are useful for describing historical price movements but should not be treated as a forecast of future property values.

Oberlin is connected to the surrounding region through the area’s network of state and county roads, with broader access to northeastern Ohio’s transportation system. Regional transportation resources include the Ohio Department of Transportation and Lorain County’s transportation services.

Buyers planning regular travel should consult current route information for specific destinations because travel times vary with route, traffic, weather, and road conditions.

Everyday services in the Oberlin area include grocery, pharmacy, dining, banking, postal, fuel, and other community services. Oberlin’s downtown and surrounding commercial areas provide local shopping and services, while larger retail concentrations are available elsewhere in Lorain County.

Current business locations and operating information should be confirmed directly with individual providers.

Oberlin and the surrounding area provide access to public parks, outdoor recreation, trails, and community facilities. Oberlin’s parks and recreation resources include public green spaces and facilities for outdoor activities.

The broader region also provides access to the recreational resources of Lorain County and northeastern Ohio.

Area utility and connectivity resources include electric, natural-gas, water, wastewater, telecommunications, and broadband providers serving northeastern Ohio. Availability varies by address and service territory.

This property has public water and a septic tank system. The property’s private natural gas well supplies the home’s gas needs. Internet and cellular service should be confirmed with individual providers for the property address.

Current development, zoning, land-use, and infrastructure information for the area is administered through local government and county planning resources. Project status can change as applications move through review, approval, construction, or completion.

Buyers considering the surrounding area’s future development should review current municipal planning materials and public notices rather than relying on proposed projects as guaranteed outcomes.