Highland Square, OH homes for sale & real estate

Highland Square, OH Homes for Sale

Rare opportunity for true first floor living with a private outdoor space! This spacious 1330 sq ft unit offers 2 bedrooms and 2 full baths, including a primary suite with its own private bath. What truly sets this unit apart is the second bedroom's direct walkout to the patio with a dividing privacy fence- an outdoor feature not every unit has in the building. The convenient first floor location means EVERYTHING is on one level, with the building's common laundry room located directly across from the unit entrance. Inside the unit, you'll find generous closet space, vinyl flooring throughout (2023), refreshed kitchen backsplash and paint (2024), updated fixtures throughout, and new toilet

Highland Square, OH Homes for Sale

Fully renovated 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom Colonial offering 1,724 square feet of updated living space. Originally built in 1900, this home blends modern updates with its original character. Spacious rooms and a functional layout provide flexibility for a variety of uses. Vacant and ready for a quick close. Schedule your showing today!

Highland Square, OH Homes for Sale

Historic charm on a brick-paved street and a rare double-sized lot, just blocks from the heart of Highland Square. Brand-new roof (shingles and decking, 2026), fully remodeled bath with subway-tile tub surround and new vanity, new carpet in all three upstairs bedrooms, and fresh paint throughout. Four bedrooms: a first-floor primary with a walk-in closet, plus three upstairs. Plenty of natural light throughout the entire house. The kitchen pairs tall solid-wood cabinets with a wood-plank ceiling, and the dining area's built-in glass-front cabinet sits beside a sliding door opening to a side garden area. Covered 21-ft front porch. Full basement with walk-up exterior entry, glass-block window

Highland Square, OH Homes for Sale

Built in 1912 by M. S. Long and designed by renowned architects Hagloch & Potter, this once-stately residence is ready for new owners to complete its renovation and restore its historic grandeur. Steeped in history, the home was later owned by Murray Parker—a cowboy, grocer, lawyer, legislator, commissioner, and restauranteur. The first floor showcases original red oak woodwork, fireplaces in both the living and dining rooms, pocket and French doors, and a striking carved staircase. The study was converted to a bedroom with full bath, and additional gathering spaces include a bright east-facing sun porch and a cozy den. The kitchen has been fully gutted, awaiting your custom des