Name: Mansfield, OH
Rating: 0.0

( 11 Ratings )

Living in Mansfield, OH

Ranks better than 75% of areas Follow

Population

46,450

Median Age

38.3 Years

Mansfield Area Facts

Mansfield has a Livability Score of 75_/100, which is considered excellent
Mansfield crime rates are 77% higher than the Ohio average
Cost of living in Mansfield is 11% lower than the Ohio average

What do the locals think about Mansfield?

38%

Family friendly

0%

Public transit is accessible

13%

Walkable to grocery stores

13%

Yards are well-kept

38%

Lots of parks

25%

Walkable to restaurants

Friendly neighbors

Safe at night

Pet friendly

Streets have sidewalks

38%

A quiet area

38%

Sense of community

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Mansfield Reviews

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Truly sad place 0.5 rating By Anonymous ( Dec 06, 2019) The people are some of the nastiest, rudest people I have ever encountered. Every time I go through there I have a bad experience. Two women behind me in a clothing store recently made snarky comments about my eyelashes of all things. (yeah hags, I heard you). Sorry not sorry y ...Read More ou are frumpy, dumpy women from Mansfield who are jealous because they are frumpy, dumpy women from Mansfield. Plenty of white trash there to keep you entertained, if you have the misfortune of being there for any reason. Read Less

My Home Town 3 rating By Venusair9 ( Apr 03, 2014) Mansfield has its ups and downs. We have a nice art community & there is a lot of activity down town. We have very cool old buildings. an old prison you can tour & a carousel.

On the bad side, there is a lot of crime and our city looks like a dump. If you're looking for a thriv ...Read More ing night life, don't look here. I always feel like there is nothing to do.

One thing Mansfield is good for... it's a cheap city to live in and we're an hour away from Columbus and an hour and a half away from Cleveland. Read Less

My time in Mansfield, Ohio 4 rating By Anonymous ( Jun 27, 2012) I have lived in Mansfield, Ohio for the past 11 years. My experience in the city has been nothing but a good one. Having moved to Mansfield from a large city, it was nice to experience Mansfield's similar city feel. Though Mansfield isn't as sophisticated as what I am used to, it ...Read More is still a great city to call home. It is quite easy to see that some parts of the city are not exactly bustling with life. In fact, some neighborhoods are nothing more than an eyesore. Boarded up houses, poverty, and crime make up some of the streets in Mansfield. Though it does bother me to see it, I know that most of the larger cities also face the same type of problems.

Mansfield is home to a large elderly generation. Their stories and friendliness contribute to the history of the city. Mansfield does have many historical sights and attractions. One thing I can say about the city is that I have never been bored. There are so many different activities that are available to the resident of Mansfield. Loving nature myself, I have been able to enjoy the over 30 parks that are spread out throughout Mansfield. During the winter season, there is a popular ski attraction that residents are able to spend their time at. Snow Trails Ski Resort is known throughout all of Ohio, not just in Mansfield. This ski resort is one of the oldest ski resorts in the state, having been around since 1961. I still remember my first time visiting the resort. Standing on top of almost 1500 feet, the view was spectacular.

Shopping in Mansfield isn't too bad, though it is not very exciting. There are some stores that I've chosen to frequent when I have felt the need to shop. Mansfield has been able to provide me with a happy home environment. I can imagine myself living there for years to come, even when I begin to raise a family. It may not be one of the newest cities, but it does have a great sense of community and history behind it. Read Less

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My time in Mansfield, Ohio 4 rating By Anonymous ( Jun 27, 2012) I have lived in Mansfield, Ohio for the past 11 years. My experience in the city has been nothing but a good one. Having moved to Mansfield from a large city, it was nice to experience Mansfield's similar city feel. Though Mansfield isn't as sophisticated as what I am used to, it ...Read More is still a great city to call home. It is quite easy to see that some parts of the city are not exactly bustling with life. In fact, some neighborhoods are nothing more than an eyesore. Boarded up houses, poverty, and crime make up some of the streets in Mansfield. Though it does bother me to see it, I know that most of the larger cities also face the same type of problems.

Mansfield is home to a large elderly generation. Their stories and friendliness contribute to the history of the city. Mansfield does have many historical sights and attractions. One thing I can say about the city is that I have never been bored. There are so many different activities that are available to the resident of Mansfield. Loving nature myself, I have been able to enjoy the over 30 parks that are spread out throughout Mansfield. During the winter season, there is a popular ski attraction that residents are able to spend their time at. Snow Trails Ski Resort is known throughout all of Ohio, not just in Mansfield. This ski resort is one of the oldest ski resorts in the state, having been around since 1961. I still remember my first time visiting the resort. Standing on top of almost 1500 feet, the view was spectacular.

Shopping in Mansfield isn't too bad, though it is not very exciting. There are some stores that I've chosen to frequent when I have felt the need to shop. Mansfield has been able to provide me with a happy home environment. I can imagine myself living there for years to come, even when I begin to raise a family. It may not be one of the newest cities, but it does have a great sense of community and history behind it. Read Less