Gnadenhutten

Tucked into Tuscarawas County in eastern Ohio, this small community of 1,158 residents has a notably high ownership culture, with 82.8 percent of occupied homes owner-occupied. The total housing stock stands at 501 units, and renters in the area pay a median gross rent of $862 per month. With a median household income of $72,604, residents earn above many rural benchmarks for the region. Commutes here are relatively short, averaging 20.3 minutes, suggesting that many workers reach their jobs without lengthy travel, drawing on employment centers in the surrounding Tuscarawas County area. The community sits along the Tuscarawas River and carries a long history as one of Ohio's earliest European settlements, founded in the eighteenth century by Moravian missionaries and their Delaware Indian converts. That historical identity remains a point of local distinction, reflected in the town's name, which comes from a Lenape word meaning "place of grace."

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