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Residential community a part of the developing city of Warren
Austin Village is a residential neighborhood in the western sector of the City of Warren, tucked into a bend of the Mahoning River. The whole city of Warren grew exponentially at the beginning of the 20th century with the rise of the steel industry and became one of the fastest-growing towns in Ohio between 1910 and 1920. After the steel industry collapsed in the 1970s, the community saw a dip in the economy and a lull in development, which Warren is actively rebuilding today. Organizations like the Warren Neighborhood Initiative and the Warren Redevelopment Planning Corporation help promote economic and business development. "This is a really tight-knit community with many great people," says Realtor Dominic Mararri of Howard Hanna Real Estate Services. Mararri owns a home on Parkman Road and has sold homes across the community since 2015. "The city is trying to invest in their downtown area. They're hoping to bring back the livelihood of the city."
Aerial view of Austin Village looking north.
Austin Village boasts the First Flight Lunar Module location and resident Neil Armstrong.
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Split-levels under $100,000
Most houses in Austin Village are split-levels from the 1960s and '70s, often between 1,500 and 2,000 square feet, with at least three bedrooms. Buyers commonly find ranch-style and minimal traditional homes with about 1,100 square feet. Housing values are often between $30,000 and $130,000, and several are below the $100,000 mark. "This area offers a great investment opportunity," Mararri says. "You get a lot for your money. Your dollar goes a long way." Austin Village is a woodsy community scattered with deciduous trees and lined with sidewalks. Most residents have properties under a quarter-acre, several with fenced-in backyards.
Many lots in Austin Village are split-level homes featuring towering trees.
You'll find well maintained neighborhoods in Austin Village.
Affordable, ranch style homes are common in Austin Village.
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Warren G. Harding High School students receive a great education.
Warren City School District
Public institutions are served by the Warren City School District, which received an overall C on Niche. Children attend both elementary and middle school at McGuffey PK-8 School, which earned an overall C on Niche and has a student-to-teacher ratio of 18-to-1. Students advance to Warren G. Harding High School, the district's only high school. High schoolers can join clubs and athletics like the robotics team, student council, basketball or bowling. The high school earned an overall C-plus on Niche.
Traveling around the greater Warren area
Public transportation doesn't reach Austin Village, so residents primarily drive to get around. Drivers commonly use Highway 422 and Highway 82, and Youngstown is a 23-mile trip down 82. Residents have the security of the Trumbull Regional Medical Center, sitting only 4 miles away. The Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport is about 17 miles away for those catching a flight.
Shopping at the Sparkle Market and dining at Cockeye
Following Parkman Road and West Market Street are several restaurants and stores. "Cockeye BBQ has some of the best barbecue around," Mararri says. The restaurant features hand-rubbed, freshly smoked barbecue served on heaping meat plates with ample side options like macaroni and cheese, sweet potato casserole, hushpuppies and baked beans. Locals also enjoy the restaurant's fried chicken, burgers and salad options. Hungry locals frequently grab a table at Chat-n-Chew, a small diner with breakfast sandwiches, pancakes and other early-morning favorites. The restaurant also features country-fried steak, BLTs and fresh-baked pie. Residents have a few options for grocery shopping, like Lit’l Mac's Food Store, a small one-stop-shop with hot meals, snacks, ice cream and a few grocery essentials. Locals mostly do their big shopping hauls at Sparkle Market or Aldi.
Cockeye BBQ is a locally owned restaurant in Austin Village.
Austin Village's Cockeye BBQ serves up delicious comfort food.
The Sparkle Market is a great place to fill all your grocery needs in Austin Village.
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Outdoor recreation on the Mahoning
Locals head to Lovers Lane Park to enjoy a day outside. The park has few amenities, but residents explore its unmarked, woodsy trails that trek the banks of the Mahoning River. A popular spot to directly access the river is at Canoe City Metropark, under 2 miles west in Leavittsburg. The park spans nearly 14 acres along the river, featuring a playground, grills, picnic tables and benches. Anglers cast a line from the banks or on the park's floating dock while boaters hit the small boat launch. Locals often bring kayaks or canoes to explore the river, venturing the 22-mile Mahoning River Water Trail.
Lovers Lane Park is enjoyed by Austin Village residents.
Views of the Mahoning River at Lovers Lane Park in Austin Village.
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On average, homes in Austin Village, Warren sell after 50 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Austin Village, Warren over the last 12 months is $94,500, up 5% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
This cozy ranch offers comfort and warmth in a stylish home. Large enclosed heated back patio is a perfect spot to enjoy all year round. This property sits on 2 parcels which is fenced in and has been set up into several different patio areas. Including a fire pit area with a hammock. All pool supplies will stay. The basement is divided off into several areas and has a pantry. All appliances are
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