Dundee

Tucked into Holmes County, this small Ohio village is home to roughly 397 residents spread across approximately 220 housing units. The owner-occupied rate stands at 100.0 percent, meaning the community is composed entirely of homeowners with no rental housing reflected in the Census figures. Holmes County sits within a region well known for its agricultural heritage and significant Amish and Plain community presence, which shapes the local economy and daily rhythms. The median household income of $123,597 reflects relatively strong earning levels for the area. Holmes County more broadly draws on a mix of manufacturing, agriculture, and small business activity, and many workers in the area commute to nearby employment centers including Millersburg and Wooster. The village itself is compact in scale, with a tight-knit residential character that comes from its small population and high rate of homeownership. Surrounding farmland and the rolling topography of northeastern Ohio define the physical landscape around the community.

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