Carroll Ohio Real Estate
Meander east on state route 33 just a few minutes from the Ohio state capital, and you’ll discover the small community of Carroll, Ohio, nestled between rolling green hills. It is a lovely, friendly little town. Finding a brand new home in Carroll is a great investment; you’ll find it quiet and safe, marking it as a desirable bedroom community for Columbus.
The Grover Group knows Carroll real estate; we’ve grown up here. We know there’s nothing like the home team advantage when you’re shopping for the best deals. Whether you’re a first time buyer or a real estate mogul, Ryan and his team of top professionals can make things happen.
Real Estate in Carroll, Ohio
Understanding the changing market dynamics is a crucial part of winning the real estate game. The Grover team is constantly working for clients to stay on top of anything that might affect the purchase or sale of a home in Central Ohio.
If you’re purchasing a new house, Ryan’s team has won some of the most prestigious Century21 awards in the country. We can help you understand:
- How can I stage my home to make it more desirable to sell?
- What is the best time to put my home on the market in Central Ohio?
- How do I pick the best realtor?
- What are the top three things a homebuyer needs to know?
No one knows this region like Ryan, so whether you need MLS home listing information or just real estate information, The Grover Group can help!
Facts About Carroll, Ohio
History: Carroll Ohio was founded at the intersection of the Ohio and Hocking Canals in 1892, which served as the major water-based highway for the shipment of goods and services before the automobile came into vogue. The canal systems allowed farmers to ship and sell their harvest around the state. Today Carroll residents still farm and rolling corn, wheat and soybeans ride the flowing hills of this small community.
Population: 521 residents in around 200 households and the population are trending upwards.
What’s it like to live in Carroll: This is a low stress; laid back community where kids still play outside in the yard and the only sound in the morning are farm tractors. For Columbus commuters, this is an easy drive, and having a city income in a rural community allow you to have a lot more, for a lot less money. People are friendly here; they still wave when you drive by. Covered bridges and old growth forests dot mostly farmlands with rolling hills. Outdoor activities abound in this area, from wildlife nature preserves to metro parks.
Schools: For such a small system, the Bloom-Carroll Local School District is putting up some big numbers for academics and sports. The system ranks 106th in Ohio, and earned a silver medal for academic achievement nationally in 2016. They scored 97% in English and 96% in Mathematics in 2016. They’ve also won the state baseball and softball championships over the past few years.
Taxes: Carroll taxes are quite low and the average income is around $10,000 than the state median.
Carroll, Ohio Events: Ryan loves the history of this area. Did you know an early 1900s World Heavyweight champ, who successfully defended his title seven times, grew up in this community? Have you visited the famous Ohio canal systems yet? Most sources say Lon Chaney, the hunchback of Notre Dame and the famous villain in The Phantom of the Opera, was born here. If you love a quiet country setting rich with local folklore and history, Carroll is a great all around pick!