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Harrison County, Ohio sheriff sales

12 upcoming · Data as of Oct 28, 2026 6:07 AM ET · Source: official Harrison County Sheriff list

How Harrison County sheriff sales work

Cities and towns: Cadiz (6) · Freeport (1) · Jewett (1) · Scio (2) · Short Creek (1) · Tippecanoe (1)
Sale dateAddressCityDeal CheckAppraised / owed*Min. bidLender
Mon, Nov 2, 2026101 W Second St.ScioNot enough data—$14,498Harrison County Treasurer
Mon, Nov 2, 2026106 E. College STScioNot enough data$55,000—Huntington National Bank
Mon, Nov 2, 2026132 Maplewood DRCadizNot enough data—$5,667Harrison County Treasurer
Mon, Nov 2, 2026147 E Warren St.CadizNot enough data—$9,736Harrison County Treasurer
Mon, Nov 2, 2026206 Jefferson AveJewettNot enough data$125,000—U.S. Bank National Associati
Mon, Nov 2, 2026250 E. Warren STCadizNot enough data—$18,982Harrison County Treasurer
Mon, Nov 2, 2026265 Muskingum StCadizNot enough data—$15,349Harrison County Treasurer
Mon, Nov 2, 2026327 W. Spring STCadizNot enough data—$22,463Harrison County Treasurer
Mon, Nov 2, 2026354 Grant STCadizNot enough data—$7,278Harrison County Treasurer
Mon, Nov 2, 202677485 Kinsey Orchard RDFreeportNot enough data—$5,833Harrison County Treasurer
Mon, Nov 2, 202680910 & 80995 Davis STTippecanoeNot enough data—$5,017Harrison County Treasurer
Mon, Nov 2, 2026CR 13Short CreekNot enough data—$3,968Harrison County Treasurer

Frequently asked questions

Where do Harrison County sheriff sale listings come from?

DeedHound compiles them from the official list published at https://www.harrisoncountyohio.gov/media/Sheriff/property-for-sale-2026.pdf, refreshed daily. Always confirm with the official legal notice.

How many Harrison County sheriff sales are coming up?

12 upcoming sales as of Oct 28, 2026 6:07 AM ET; the next is Mon, Nov 2, 2026.

What is the minimum bid at an Ohio sheriff sale?

For most foreclosure sales the property cannot sell for less than two-thirds of its court-ordered appraised value (Ohio Revised Code 2329.20). If it does not sell, it is typically offered again at a second sale with no minimum, as published for each property. Source: https://codes.ohio.gov/ohio-revised-code/section-2329.20

How much deposit do I need?

For residential property, Ohio law sets the deposit by appraised value: $2,000 if appraised at $10,000 or less, $5,000 if over $10,000 up to $200,000, and $10,000 if over $200,000 (Ohio Revised Code 2329.211). The plaintiff/judgment creditor is not required to make a deposit. Source: https://codes.ohio.gov/ohio-revised-code/section-2329.211

Can the owner still stop the sale?

An Ohio owner can redeem the property by paying the judgment, interest and costs any time before the court confirms the sale (Ohio Revised Code 2329.33). Sales are also often cancelled or postponed, so always re-check the official list. Source: https://codes.ohio.gov/ohio-revised-code/section-2329.33

Neighboring counties

Belmont County · Carroll County · Guernsey County · Jefferson County · Tuscarawas County

Verify before you bid. This is an unofficial summary of public sheriff-sale listings. Sales are often cancelled or postponed. Always confirm details with the official legal notice and the county sheriff's official sale site linked on each page. Not legal or financial advice.

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