Caldwell

Nestled in Noble County in southeastern Ohio, this small county seat has a population of 1,872 residents spread across 884 housing units. The community leans toward homeownership, with 65.9 percent of occupied units owner-occupied, while renters pay a median gross rent of $608 per month. The median household income stands at $49,032. The local housing stock reflects the town's role as a modest rural center, offering a mix of long-established properties typical of Appalachian Ohio communities. Residents commute out for work at high rates, with only 2.2 percent of workers primarily working from home, suggesting that most employment requires travel to job sites in the broader region. The town functions as an administrative and commercial hub for Noble County, one of Ohio's least populated counties, giving it an outsized civic role relative to its size. Everyday life here is shaped by the rhythms of a close-knit rural county seat in the hill country of eastern Ohio.

Market description generated from current MLS and U.S. Census data.