1890 Ohio Farmhouse. 12 Acres. Auction Opens at $100K.

The opening bid is $100,000. That's not the price — that's where the bidding starts on August 29th, which means this could go lower, or it could climb, but either way you're getting into a public auction for a 12-acre rural Ohio property with a century-old farmhouse.

The house itself is a 3-bedroom, 1-bath farmhouse built in 1890, sitting at 1,380 square feet. It's not huge, but it's honest — wood framing and proportions from an era when people built things to last. A detached garage sits on the property alongside the acreage, which is substantial enough to run a hobby farm, keep animals, plant something serious, or just have space that most people only dream about.

This is Ashtabula County — the northeast corner of Ohio, tucked between Cleveland and the Pennsylvania line. Rural, quiet, and genuinely affordable in ways that rural New England or the Midwest's more popular corridors simply aren't anymore.

The auction terms matter: 10% buyer's premium applies, $5,000 deposit is due day-of, and the property sells as-is. Go in eyes open. But if you've been looking for 12 acres and a farmhouse in a state where land still has real value, this is exactly the kind of auction worth showing up for.