
Is Marietta North a Safe Place to Live? Housing, Crime & Buyer Guide
Explore safety, home prices, commute patterns, and neighborhood insights in Marietta, OH - so you can decide with confidence before buying or renting.
Most buyers only see the home. Smart buyers check the neighborhood first.
Overview
Marietta North is a suburban neighborhood with a median home price of $232,224, moderately priced compared to other Ohio neighborhoods.
It features a high concentration of historic homes built before 1940 and is rated among the top retiree-friendly neighborhoods in Ohio.
Housing market and real estate character
Housing consists mainly of small to medium single-family homes and small apartment buildings, many built before 1940.
| Historic Homes | 64.4% built no later than 1939 |
|---|---|
| Owner vs Renter Mix | Mixed ownership and rental |
What buyers will notice right away
Families & Lifestyle
Marietta North is highly rated for retirement living, combining safety, peace, and diverse housing.
| Retirement Living Rank in Ohio | Top 6.9% |
|---|
Demographics
| Executive, Management, Professional Share | 45.6% |
|---|---|
| Child Poverty Rate | 24.3% |
| Top Languages | ["English (95.4%)","Italian (4.2%)"] |
| Top Ancestries | ["German (22.4%)","Irish (12.9%)","English (10.4%)","Italian (5.5%)"] |
Commute
Most residents have short commutes under 15 minutes, primarily driving alone or carpooling.
Short commutes and high car usage make car ownership practical for residents.
| Main Commute Time | Under 15 minutes (63.9%) |
|---|---|
| Drive Alone Rate | 76.4% |
| Carpool Rate | 11.3% |
Homes for sale near 45750
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Frequently Asked Questions
What makes Marietta North unique?
It has a high concentration of historic homes and is highly rated for retirement living.
How long are typical commutes?
Most residents commute under 15 minutes, shorter than most U.S. neighborhoods.