Mesopotamia

Tucked into Trumbull County in northeastern Ohio, this rural township is home to roughly 3,406 residents spread across 770 housing units. Homeownership is a defining characteristic of the area, with 85.9 percent of occupied units owner-occupied, reflecting a community where most residents have put down long-term roots. For those who rent, median gross rent comes in at $699 per month. The median household income is $59,643. Most working residents commute to jobs outside the township, with the average one-way trip clocking in at 31.8 minutes, suggesting ties to employment centers in the broader region. At the same time, 12.5 percent of workers are employed from home, a share that points to a meaningful remote-work presence. The township sits within Ohio's Western Reserve, a region historically shaped by agriculture and small-scale industry, and its low population density gives it a distinctly rural character compared to the larger cities of Trumbull County.

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