Baltimore, Ohio Real Estate & Homes for Sale

Historic charm, small-town living, and easy access to Columbus and Lancaster. Baltimore offers a welcoming community, affordable homes, and the scenery of southeastern Ohio.

~25 mi

to Columbus

~10 min

to Lancaster

$195K–$225K

Median Price

Berne Union

School District

Why buyers choose Baltimore

Baltimore blends small-town charm with everyday convenience. A walkable historic district, local shops and dining, and community events create a close-knit feel. Quick access to US-33 makes commuting simple, while nearby parks and the Hocking Hills provide year-round recreation.

Historic village core

Charming brick streets, local shops, and a rich 1818 history.

Easy US-33 access

Direct route to Columbus, Lancaster, and points across the region.

Hocking Hills nearby

Outdoor adventure, state parks, and scenic getaways close by.

Living in Baltimore

What to Know Before You Buy

A quick, honest look at village character, commute, housing stock, and schools.

Historic, Walkable, Close-Knit

Baltimore’s historic core centers on Market Street and the surrounding blocks of older frame and brick homes. The village has maintained much of its late-19th and early 20th-century streetscape, giving it an authenticity that’s rare this close to the Columbus metro. A small downtown commercial strip supports local businesses, and the village hosts community events through the year that reinforce its close-knit identity.

Easy Reach of Columbus & Lancaster

Baltimore sits along US-33, which provides a direct route northwest to Columbus and southeast toward Nelsonville and Athens. Lancaster is only about 10 minutes away, giving residents easy access to a full range of shopping, healthcare, and services. The Hocking Hills State Park region is roughly 30 minutes south, making Baltimore a practical base for outdoor enthusiasts.

Older Homes, Modest Village Lots

Baltimore’s housing stock is primarily older single-family homes — ranches, two-stories, and older frame homes on modest village lots. There is limited new construction within the village boundaries, but the surrounding Fairfield County township areas offer more options including larger parcels. The market is consistently one of the most affordable in the Columbus-Lancaster corridor.

Berne Union Local School District

Baltimore is served by the Berne Union Local School District, a small district that serves the village and surrounding Liberty Township. Berne Union High School is known for its strong community involvement and competitive athletics programs.

Baltimore Market Snapshot

As of 2024–2025, the median home sale price in Baltimore is approximately $195,000–$225,000, making it one of the most accessible markets in Fairfield County. Buyers seeking affordability and a rural village setting within reach of Columbus will find strong value here. Contact Ryan Grover for current listings and pricing trends.

$195K–$225K

Median Sale Price

Baltimore Real Estate Market Report

Homes for sale in Baltimore, Ohio

Frequently asked questions

Is Baltimore, Ohio a good place to live?

Yes. Baltimore offers a friendly community, historic charm, and affordable housing. Residents enjoy local events, convenient access to shopping and dining, and quick routes to Columbus, Lancaster, and outdoor recreation in the Hocking Hills.

How far is Baltimore from Columbus?

Baltimore is about 25 miles from downtown Columbus, roughly a 30-40 minute drive depending on traffic, making it a convenient option for commuters who want small-town living with easy access to the city.

What school district serves Baltimore?

Baltimore is served by the Berne Union Local School District, which includes elementary, middle, and high school options for families in the area.

What types of homes are common in Baltimore?

Baltimore’s housing stock includes historic single-family homes near the village core along with more recently built ranch and two-story homes on the town’s outskirts, offering a range of styles and price points.