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1000 East South St

North Baltimore, OH

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This property at 1000 East South St in North Baltimore, OH is a residential building with a lot size of 5201 square feet. The building was built in 1900 and has 2 stories, with a total of 5 rooms, including 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. The property was last sold on September 1, 2022 for $35,000. It has a tax assessed value of $15,650, with the majority of the value coming from the improvements at $14,740. The lot is 130 feet deep and 40 feet wide, and has no heating.

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1 mile or less from Old Maplewood Cemetery

1 mile or less from Hough Cemetery

1 mile or less from New Maplewood Cemetery

2 miles from Stony Barter Cemetery

3 miles from Bethel Cemetery

3 miles from Weaver Cemetery

3 miles from Bechtel Cemetery

3 miles from Radar Cemetery (Defunct)

4 miles from Bloom Chapel Cemetery

4 miles from Pleasant Hill Cemetery

5 miles from Faylor Cemetery

5 miles from Whitacre Cemetery

Property Data

Tax Legal Information

Description:

INLOT 1178

Legal Lot Number 1:

1178

Building Ownership Information

Year Built:

1900

Property Type:

Residential

Last Sale Date:

09/01/2022

Last Sale Amount:

$35,000.00

Building Composition

All Buildings Living Total Sq Ft:

897

Ground Floor Living Sq Ft:

696

Second Floor Living Sq Ft:

336

Lot Size in Sq Ft:

5201.00

Lot Depth in Feet:

130

Lot Width in Feet:

Heating Type:

NONE

Number of Bathrooms:

1.00

Number of Bedrooms:

Number of Rooms:

Number of Stories:

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