Polk

Nestled in Ashland County, this small Ohio village has a population of 535 residents spread across 178 housing units. The community leans heavily toward homeownership, with 87.4 percent of occupied units owner-occupied, reflecting a housing stock that tilts toward long-term residents rather than renters. For those who do rent, the median gross rent sits at $755 per month. The median household income is $63,438. Most working residents commute out of the village for employment, as only 4.4 percent work from home. Polk sits within the broader rural landscape of Ashland County in north-central Ohio, an area known for agriculture and small manufacturing. The village itself is compact and closely knit in scale, with its modest number of housing units reflecting its character as one of many small communities that dot the Ohio countryside rather than a larger incorporated city or suburb.

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