Nova

Tucked into Ashland County in north-central Ohio, this small community is home to roughly 1,781 residents across 754 housing units. One of its most distinctive characteristics is that every occupied housing unit in Nova is owner-occupied, a rate of 100 percent that sets it apart from most Ohio communities of comparable size. The median household income stands at $85,688, reflecting a workforce that likely commutes to employment centers in Ashland, Mansfield, or other nearby cities, as is common in rural Ashland County communities. The housing stock here serves a population that has put down roots in a predominantly agricultural and small-town setting, consistent with the broader character of the county. Ashland County itself sits between the larger metros of Cleveland and Columbus, giving residents reasonable access to regional employment while maintaining the lower density and land-use patterns typical of rural Ohio townships and villages.

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