Quick answer
Yes. The Holmes County area, along with neighboring Wayne and Tuscarawas counties, is home to one of the largest Amish settlements in the world, and the region includes a meaningful number of high-value homes alongside its farms and traditional Amish properties. These range from historic estates to newer construction built by non-Amish residents drawn to the area’s land and privacy.
Properties in this region often combine a primary residence with agricultural outbuildings, workshops, or guest structures, similar in principle to what we see in Ohio’s other rural estate markets. A full asset review accounts for each of those structures individually rather than assuming a single blanket estimate covers everything on the property.