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The Landsdowne neighborhood is conveniently located near Youngstown State University.
Community close to YSU
Landsdowne is a residential neighborhood in northeast Ohio that has a rural vibe in certain sections, with its wooded patches and narrow roads. Still, it strikes a suburban balance with its proximity to Youngstown's urban epicenter. "It's one of the cheapest places to live in the TriCounty," says Realtor Rollin Gosney with TG Real Estate, who lived in Landsdowne for three years. "it's perfect for investors who want to get into the rental market or for first –time home buyers. I bought my first place there when I was 18." Another big draw to the area is Lansdowne's proximity to Youngstown State University (YSU), only a 2-mile drive on local streets. "A lot of people from the school come here," Gosney says.
Youngstown downtown is only 10 minutes away from Landsdowne neighborhood.
Near I-680
Downtown Youngstown is just a 3.2-mile drive, making commuting convenient for residents. It's also close to Interstate 680. The Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport is a 12-mile drive via Ohio State Route 193. Additionally, the area is served by several Western Reserve Transit Authority (WRTA) bus stops.
Four Seasons Flea and Farm Market: a local favorite
Red and White is a neighborhood grocery store that offers a small selection of goods. For a larger variety of choices, Save A Lot is located 3 miles south. Landsdowne has a couple of dining options, like Harmony Grill on McGuffey Road, which is popular with residents for its seafood, sandwiches, and classic soul food sides. Levels Sports Bar & Grill is a watering hole where locals gather for food and TV sports. On Wednesdays and Sundays, residents can drive 3 miles on local roads to the Four Seasons Flea and Farm Market, where local farmers, crafters and artisans set up to display their wares. Once the site of an airport, the Lincoln Knolls market has space for up to 600 vendors, and people filter in and out all year long, looking for fresh produce, vintage finds and unique crafts. For more retail and dining options, Landsdowne locals can head downtown, where they'll find trendy bars and restaurants, as well as renowned museums such as The Butler Institute of American Art.
Four Seasons Flea and Farm Market has indoor shopping.
The Four Seasons Flea and Farmers Market has several produce vendors.
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A turn-of-the-century colonial home in Landsdowne.
Homes date to turn of 20th century
Many of the houses were built at the turn of the 20th century, and construction continued through the 1960s. Architectural styles comprise bungalows, ranch-style, Colonial-revival, Cape Cods and shotgun. Grassy lots are about 1/8 acre, suitable for a sitting area or small garden. Not all residences have garages, but those that do have either attached or detached structures. Landsdowne streets do not form any particular patterns but are tree-lined and narrow with broken sidewalks. Prices range between $26,000 and $87,000.
Plenty of nearby green space
For outdoor recreation, John White Park in south-central Landsdowne has a playground, basketball courts and sheltered pavilion with public grills. Just outside the Landsdowne boundary is Wick Park, which has a variety of amenities, including an indoor pavilion, open-air picnic pavilion, playground, 9-hole disc golf course, two tennis courts and a jogging/walking path with fitness stations. For more extensive activity, Mill Creek Park is the largest of the MetroParks' 5,000-plus acres, spanning over 2,658 acres, and provides numerous recreational opportunities, including biking, boating, hiking, fishing and more.
John White Park is a great place for a walk in the Landsdowne neighborhood.
Established in 1889, Wick Park is a highlight of Youngstown, Ohio.
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Athletic teams compete as the East Golden Bear
Students can walk to and start their education at Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary School, which has a C-minus grade from Niche.com. East Middle School, which Niche gives a C-minus grade as part of East High School, where athletic teams compete as the East Golden Bears in the Ohio High School Athletics Association as a member of the Steel Valley Conference.
Youngstown's East High is ranked as one of the most diverse schools in Youngstown, Ohio
Welcome to East Middle School located in McGuffey Heights.
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On average, homes in Landsdowne, Youngstown sell after 49 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Landsdowne, Youngstown over the last 12 months is $54,500, down 21% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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