Rittman, OH Multifamily Home for Sale

In the early 19th century, Rittman was one of the many cities in Ohio that formed around the railroad system. Today, it’s anchored by miles of farmland and thrives on its crop production and livestock industries. “It’s the last village in Wayne County that hasn’t been built up, and the topography is outstanding,” says Realtor Shannon Bauer with eXp Realty, who has sold in the area since 2017. “I’m from Southern California, and I’d rather live here, if that says anything about how beautiful it is.” Though Rittman offers the slow pace of a farming community, Main Street is stocked with shopping, dining and everyday amenities, bringing accessibility to the rural landscape. In Rittman, buyers will find relatively spacious homes in suburban neighborhoods. “We’re a small town, so we mostly have single-family houses, rural farmland and homes with acreages,” Bauer says. New Traditional homes line recently constructed cul-de-sacs, while other parts of town have older ranch-style builds, Colonial Revivals and Capes. Most properties have backyards and lawns, fronted by sidewalks. Away from the city's center, large lots sit far off country roads and often have enough space for horse