Dating back to the late 1800, homes in Lagrange are closely situated along grid-patterned, tree-lined streets with sidewalks. Lagrange, which is 3 miles outside Downtown Toledo, has easy access to recreational and retail amenities, many within walking distance. "Lagrange, in fact all of Toledo, is undergoing a revitalization," says Realtor and longtime Toledo resident Valdy Perez with Key Realty. Toledo Metropolitan Development has already put $17 million into the area. "They are trying to bring in new businesses," Perez says.
The Lagrange Neighborhood is home to new bars and restaurants along The Maumee River.
Lagrange is a bustling residential neighborhood just north of Downtown Toledo.
The Lagrange Neighborhood of Toledo is quickly developing a personality of its own.
The Vistula Historic District in The Lagrange Neighborhood features beautiful older homes.
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A community with strong Polish roots
Toledo became a destination for Polish immigrants at the turn of the 19th century. The nearly 5,000 Poles who settled here helped to shape Toledo's culture and still play a significant role in the community today.
Lagrange Street is the heart of the historic Polish Village.
In The Lagrange Neighborhood, Stanley's Market has been making the best kielbasa since 1932.
Lagrange Street is the heart and soul of The Historical Polish Village.
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Close to major thoroughfares
North Lagrange is served by the Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority, which operates public buses throughout the neighborhood. Those who live closer to the river can walk to Downtown Toledo, while others who live farther north can make the 2-mile drive via local roads. Those traveling outside of Toledo have convenient access to Interstates 75 and 280, which intersect in Lagrange. Toledo Express Airport is a 20-mile drive via Interstate 475.
The TARTA transit hub on Cherry Street connects Lagrange residents to the rest of the city.
The TARTA bus system runs throughout Lagrange, making a car unnecessary.
Rain, sleet or snow, Tarta's Transit Hub in North Toledo's Lagrange Neighborhood is ready.
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New businesses in town
Several main roads surround and run through Lagrange, where residents can walk or quickly drive to stores and restaurants. The neighborhood has one main shopping center on East Manhattan Boulevard, which features a Forman Mills, Save A Lot and other retailers. Meanwhile, Stanley's Market has been serving fresh produce, including a wide range of Polish products to the community since 1932. Lagrange has several national fast-food chains for those looking for a quick bite, along with many local establishments. Locals like to start their mornings with breakfast at Summit Diner. Josephine's Kitchen is another local favorite serving up fried chicken, yams and other soul foods.
The Summit Diner in Lagrange is a local favorite spot for a filling breakfast.
The Summit Diner in Lagrange boasts some truly special food, definitely try the potatoes!
The Summit Diner Lagrange is a morning hotspot for the diverse community.
Lagrange offers a local Save A Lot grocery for residents' everyday pantry needs.
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Rehabs and renovations
The streets of Lagrange are lined with houses built in the late 1800s and early 1900s and include primarily bungalows and two-story cottages. Most homes sit on small lots of about 1/8 acre, with narrow, fenced-in backyards and either attached or detached garages. Street parking is also an option. Prices range from $18,000 to $363,000. "It's not unusual to find generations of families living here," Perez says. "Now investors are coming in and renovating the residential section.”
Large, ornate Foursquares at very reasonable prices are one of the many draws of Lagrange.
Classic Craftsman-style bungalows in a variety of colors and aesthetics are a Lagrange staple.
There are distressed older homes throughout Lagrange that can be hidden gems with a bit of love.
Big classic American Foursquares are a common sight throughout Lagrange.
Lagrange is full of older, smaller brick cottages.
Bungalows, cottages, and squat ranches exist side-by-side in Lagrange.
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Recreation includes hiking and skateboarding
There are several recreational and cultural experiences in and around Lagrange. Joe E. Brown Park features a playground, a baseball field used by local leagues and a fitness trail with exercise equipment. Another popular spot is the 13.7-acre Woodrow Wilson Park, which offers tennis and basketball courts, a sports center and a community pool. Skaters can hit the ramps and rails at the street-style DIY skatepark. Since 1921, the Historic Ohio Theatre has been a source of entertainment for the Toledo community, from vaudeville to movies to performing arts.
Woodrow Wilson Park in the heart of Lagrange gives local residents a break from urban life.
Playground at Joe E Brown Park in Lagrange, Ohio.
Tennis Courts at Woodrow Wilson Park in Lagrange, Ohio.
Lagrange boasts a national medal winning local library.
DIY Skatepark in The Lagrange Neighborhood of Toledo is the place to try out your new tricks.
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High school offers College Credit Plus program
Students can walk to and start their education at Leverette Elementary. The school includes grades K through eight and has a C-minus grade from Niche. Woodward High School has a C from Niche and offers the College Credit Plus (CCP) program, which enables students to take classes at universities or public colleges in the state.
Built in 1928 Woodward High School serves student throughout Lagrange.
Woodrow Wilson Park sits next to Woodward High School just north of downtown Toledo.
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Be aware of local crime
It's important to note that the CAP index for Lagrange is 7/10. Recently, Toledo Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz introduced the Save Our Community initiative. The effort will include introducing methods and strategies to reduce the spread of violence.
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Crime and Safety
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Homicide
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4
Sexual Assault
6
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Assault with Weapon
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Robbery
7
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Burglary
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Motor Vehicle Theft
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Larceny
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Crime Score
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Lagrange Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Lagrange, Toledo sell after 53 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Lagrange, Toledo over the last 12 months is $50,250, up 1% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
HIGHEST AND BEST DUE MONDAY 2/2/26 AT 7:00PM Solid 3-bedroom brick ranch offering convenient one-floor living with an attached garage. Features a partially updated kitchen with all appliances included and a functional layout with comfortable living spaces. Being sold as-is, providing a great opportunity for buyers to add their own finishing touches. Low-maintenance and a convenient location near
Spacious 4–5 bedroom, 2-bath home featuring a functional layout and inviting living areas. Enjoy the enclosed front porch, a large yard perfect for outdoor activities, and a partial basement offering extra storage or workshop space. Ideal for families or investors seeking a great rental opportunity. Previously rented to a Section 8 tenant, making it a strong addition to any Section 8 investment
Cozy 2-bedroom home featuring a spacious upper-level bedroom and a partial basement. Enjoy relaxing evenings on the wide front porch, plus a yard with partial fencing and a convenient storage shed. Great opportunity for first-time buyers or investors adding to their portfolio. Full disclosure: The property is listed as a 2-bedroom, but access to the second bedroom is via a pull-down ladder
Great investment opportunity on 915 Ketcham Avenue. This tenant-occupied 3-bedroom, 1-bath home offers steady rental income and a functional layout. The property is currently rented for $1,100 per month with a lease in place through 6/30/2026. The kitchen features a convenient breakfast nook, and the home provides comfortable living space throughout. A solid addition to any rental portfolio. No
Enjoy independent living in our affordable and pet friendly senior community. Our income restricted community offers transportation to local shopping and banks, an on-site food pantry, health clinic, and convenience market. We are a 55+ community that offers one and two bedroom apartments and are serviced with elevators. Our great amenities offers a fun and friendly atmosphere. Residents enjoy
Well-maintained two-story home with new flooring, fresh paint, enclosed front porch, and a full basement with washer and dryer hookups. Spacious kitchen and bedrooms, street parking, and a central location.
Property Id: 2318531Two-Bedroom LOWER Apartment - Duplex | Won’t Last Long!Now available is a well-kept two-bedroom LOWER apartment in a quiet duplex, perfectly located near parks and schools. This unit offers comfortable living with easy access to outdoor space and neighborhood amenities.Features include:•Spacious 2 bedrooms•Lower unit - easy access, no
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