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Fremont offers a blend of activities, landscapes and opportunities
Located in northern Ohio, about 10 miles from the coast of Lake Erie, Fremont has plenty of recreation, everyday amenities and a close community feel. “Most of Fremont is people walking their dogs and friendly neighborhoods,” says Realtor Alishia Poorman with Polter Real Estate, who has sold in the area since 2012. “It’s great for family. I was born and raised here, and I love it.” Parts of Fremont epitomize the suburban atmosphere, with well-kept front lawns lining quiet residential streets. Downtown has a faster pace along State Street, while the local reservoir offers an outdoor retreat. A variety of elements comprise Fremont, catering to many different interests and lifestyles.
Fremont is a quiet city offering jobs to many families in manufacturing and agriculture.
Farmland surrounds many of the residential streets in Fremont.
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Residents utilize indoor and outdoor recreation facilities
Fremont has several parks throughout the area with open green space and access to the Sandusky River. “Our mayor is really big on grants for our parks, so they’re amazing,” Poorman says. The Fremont Reservoir accommodates boaters and anglers and features a hiking loop along the shore. People often walk the grounds of former President Rutherford B. Hayes’ estate, library and museum. The Fremont Community Recreation Complex, adjacent to the city dog park, hosts youth sports and adult leagues, from hockey to basketball. Facilities include an indoor skating rink and track, a gym and a swimming pool, which are accessible through membership or day passes. Bikers can hit the North Coast Inland Trail, comprising just under 30 miles of paved pathways across numerous cities.
The Fremont Community Recreation Complex features a pool and rock-climbing wall.
History lovers can tour the Hayes mansion at Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Library & Museums.
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Single-family properties occupy well-kept lots
Fremont’s housing market primarily consists of single-family builds with various architecture, from Cape Cods and ranch-style homes to New Traditional constructions. Two-bedroom, early 20th-century options needing renovations start around $40,000, though lots with multiple acres and larger houses may reach $650,000. “I sell 40 to 60 homes per year, so the market is always busy and always seems to be rising,” Poorman says. “A lot of people remodel here, too, and those homes can be a little pricy.” Sidewalks, modest green lawns and oak trees line most residential streets, and many houses have driveways and garages. “All of the neighbors keep up their properties, which makes it easy to sell homes here,” Poorman says. “Everybody abides by maintaining value.”
Ranch homes are very popular along the outskirts of Fremont.
Bungalow, Cape Cod, ranch and new traditional are a few of the home styles Fremont has to offer.
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Vintage restaurants, department stores and local shops are close by
Numerous shopping centers provide major retailers, from Walmart and Kroger to Lowe’s. “It’s the biggest town for all the smaller surrounding areas,” Poorman says. “People come to Fremont for big-box shopping.” Restaurants, shops, businesses and services are scattered throughout downtown along State Street. Though dozens of fast-food chains are available, many people dine at local mainstays. “A lot of the restaurants are older and have been around for a long time,” Poorman says. Chud’s Market & Grille recently celebrated its 100th year as a diner and convenience store, and Whitey’s has served American classics since 1953.
Chud's Grill is a busy place every night of the week serving drinks and dinner to Fremont residents.
Fremont residents can get fresh produce at Kroger.
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School choice program for elementary grades and private options
Children can enroll in the Fremont City School District, which scores an overall C-plus on Niche and an A for diversity. The district has four elementary schools that feed into C-rated Fremont Middle and Fremont Ross High, which earns a C-plus. Students attend elementary schools based on their home address, though applications are available through the Intradistrict Open Enrollment Procedure if families prefer a different option. B-rated St. Joseph School is a private prekindergarten through 12th-grade institution, and Bishop Hoffman Catholic School scores a B-plus for grades 6 through 12.
Fremont Middle School welcomes eager minds from the community.
Fremont Ross High School shares its beautiful campus with the middle school and Vanguard Tech Academy.
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Events range from holiday parties to county fairs
The community comes together for celebrations throughout the year. “There are downtown events, block parties, farmers markets, and every holiday is big here,” Poorman says. The Cruisin State Street Car Show brings in hundreds of antique car lovers, and each October, businesses volunteer to give out sweets during the Chocolate Walk. The Sandusky County Fair’s grounds are in Fremont and include a car racing speedway. Downtown also hosts a New Year’s Eve celebration, and Poorman says, “Last year, there were three stages, each with performers. It brings Times Square to Fremont.”
Most commuters get around Sandusky County by car
Interstate 90 leads to Toledo, 35 miles northwest, and northeast to Cleveland, 85 miles away. U.S. routes 6 and 20 head toward smaller towns. Though not as commonly used, TRIPS buses provide two shuttle lines throughout the area, as well as scheduled curb-to-curb rides. Travelers go to Eugene F Kranz Toledo Express Airport for Allegiant flights to Florida or Phoenix, and more services are available at Cleaveland Hopkins International Airport, 75 miles away.
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On average, homes in Fremont, OH sell after 49 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Fremont, OH over the last 12 months is $161,225, up 16% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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CLASSIC CHARM! CUSTOM-BUILT RANCH WITH RETRO FLAIR! Step back in time & into your dream home. This aluminum sided Ranch, constructed in 1962, is a pristine example of mid-century modern living! Boasting 3 bedrooms, 1.5 baths and a full basement, this home offers space and comfort. Original hardwood floors grace the bedrooms, adding warmth & character. Enjoy casual dining in the eat-in kitchen,
Rare 1+ Acre In-Town Opportunity! Charming 2-bed, 1-bath Fremont home with possible 3rd bedroom upstairs. Features a remodeled bath, spacious living room, beautiful kitchen, and convenient main-floor laundry. Enjoy a large 2-car garage, deck with hillside and city views, and two parcelsincluding a buildable lot. Close to downtown shops, dining, and the Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center.
GREAT INVESTMENT opportunity and endless possibilities in this 3000 sq ft, 4 bedroom, 2 bath home. Located on half an acre on a quiet street close to shopping and dining. Includes a 48x24 detached garage and storage shed. CASH or Rehab loan only. Property is being sold AS IS. Don't let this opportunity get away!
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Property Id: 2080409DO NOT CALL...PLEASE read all the way through and complete pre screener info to be considered.3 bedroom, 1 bath, first floor laundry, off street parking, near parks.$3700 bring home pay per month required. Rent is $1100 per month plus utilities. First and last months rent required as well as security deposit of $1100 each. $200 water deposit
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