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Magnolia Real Estate and Local Guide

A small historic village along Sandy Creek that straddles the Stark and Carroll county line, centered on its 19th-century flouring mill and canal heritage.

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Living in Magnolia

The village straddles two counties, Stark County (Sandy Township) and Carroll County (Rose Township). Source: en.wikipedia.org

IncomeAbout $73,214 median household
EducationAbout 31.7% hold a bachelor's or higher
CountyStark County

Homes in Magnolia

Owner-occupiedAbout 77% of housing units
Single-family homesRoughly 85% of housing
Median home valueAbout $150,000

Source: ACS 2023

What makes Magnolia home

Magnolia Flouring Mills

Source: starkparks.com

Five-story red mill built in 1834 by founder Richard Elson, on the National Register of Historic Places since 2000 and now a Stark Parks site

Sandy and Beaver Canal

Source: en.wikipedia.org

Historic canal segment that ran behind the flouring mill, listed on the National Register of Historic Places

Magnolia Flouring Mills park

Source: starkparks.com

Nearly 5-acre Stark Parks property with the historic mill, a canal segment, and a mill pond open to fishing

Magnolia areas to know

Rose Township (Carroll County side)

Source: en.wikipedia.org

The Carroll County portion of the village, historically the platted village of Downingville before the 1846 merger

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