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Affordable living in a close-knit suburban community
Along the shores of the Mahoning River is the little suburban community of McDonald. Historically a company town for the Carnegie Steel Company, the community has since developed into a small but tight-knit community. “This community is pretty small, only about five miles wide, but very tight-knit and affordable,” says William Broxson from Century 21. Locals live in humble suburban homes minutes away from public spaces, frequently hosting community get-togethers and seasonal events.
Aerial view of the McDonald neighborhood.
Residents love living in McDonald.
Traditional minimal homes in McDonald are very charming and well-kept.
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Established homes in a community where everyone knows each other
Locals live along wide suburban streets and quiet avenues fringed by tall oak trees and well-landscaped lawns. Home styles range from modest ranch-style homes to traditional Foursquare and Cape Cod homes. Spacious lawns are a common feature of McDonald’s homes, and locals go all out for decorating around the holidays. “McDonald is very tight-knit, to the point that locals will be able to spot who’s a local and who’s not just looking at the local traffic,” says William Broxson, a local realtor from Century 21 with $6 million in total sales. Home prices range from $52,000 for a modest home up to $443,000 for homes with larger home lots.
Prospective home buyers will find affordable, well-maintained homes in McDonald.
Owners take great pride in maintaining their homes in McDonald.
Drive through town to view cities holiday decorations.
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Award-winning school district and championship athletics in McDonald schools
William Broxson from Century 21 Realty says this community “has one of the best school districts in the county, lots of really good schools close by.” Public school students start their academic careers at primary schools such as Seaborn Elementary. The school has an overall A-minus rating on Niche and teaches from pre-kindergarten to sixth grade. Students move on to intermediate and secondary institutions such as Niles Middle and McDonald High School. Both schools have at least an overall C-rating on Niche. McDonald High School has championship-winning athletic programs, with multiple title wins from their cross-country and track-and-field teams. Football season brings the community together to watch McDonald High School’s Blue Devils run the field.
Niles Middle School provides education in the neighborhood of
Mcdonald High School provides education in the neighborhood of
Trumbull County
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Community spirit in Woodland Park and local history at Ward and Thomas House
Community spaces are a big part of life in the community of McDonald. “You could go out on a Friday night in the summer, and you’ll find about 80% of the neighborhood hanging out at the park.” Woodland Park is open for reservation by community members and is often host to summer block parties and seasonal events, as well as community baseball games and other get-togethers. The neighborhood goes all out for the holidays, with many homes featuring beautiful decorations and landscaped yards. The Ward and Thomas House is a 14-room Victorian mansion, once the home of wealthy Niles industrialists, now showcasing carefully maintained gardens and exhibits on local history.
Woodland Park, something to do with anyone in the family in McDonald.
Ward and Thomas Hose is open to the public for tours.
Visit the Ward and Thomas house for a tour to learn about history...
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Shopping for the essentials in McDonald
Though most locals have to travel a bit for groceries and dining, locals are dedicated to McDonald’s few retail and dining establishments. Ianazone’s Pizza is a local franchise offering a range of homemade pies and other Italian dishes for takeout and delivery. Locals can grab the necessities at the local Dollar General along Ohio Avenue.
Ianazone's is a popular pizza destination in McDonald.
Ianazone's in McDonald has regulars that come several times a day to eat.
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Freeway access and suburban streets in McDonald
There is a measure of walkability in McDonald thanks to abundant sidewalks. However, most locals depend on cars and trucks to get around. Freeway access to I-80 puts Youngstown within seven miles and Cleveland within 72 miles of McDonald.
Residents of McDonald enjoy a quiet neighborhood.
Citizens of McDonald have easy access to local amenities.
Beautiful street with gorgeous mature trees up & down, so picturesque! Remodeled eat-in kitchen, updated bathroom, newer flooring throughout the home, full basement, 2 car garage w/cement drive & walking distance to the the park & playground. Major updates: Central air 2020, hi-efficiency furnace 2013, roof 2022, new roof on garage & garage vinyl siding 2017. Don't miss out on this one!
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