Andover

Tucked into Ashtabula County in northeastern Ohio, this small village of 680 residents carries a median household income of $54,821 and an owner-occupied rate of 62.0%, reflecting a community where ownership is common but a notable share of residents rent. The active inventory is quite limited, which is expected given the village's modest size, and homes tend to be compact rather than spacious. Pricing lands firmly in affordable territory, making entry into the market accessible for buyers who may be priced out of larger metro areas. The price per square foot is competitive for rural northeastern Ohio, offering reasonable value relative to what buyers receive. Families with children fall under the Pymatuning Valley Local School District. The combination of low prices, tight inventory, and a predominantly owner-occupied base suggests a stable if quiet market where properties do not stay available in large numbers for long stretches of time.

Market description generated from current MLS and U.S. Census data.