Firestone Trace Bath Ohio

Firestone Trace is located in northwest Bath Township, Ohio, and is accessible from the north side of Ira Rd and the west side of N Hametown Rd.

It comprises three separate subdivisions, connected by trails:

• The largest section (Phases 1 & 2) has two entrances, Firestone Trce, and Meadowvale Dr, both off the north side of Ira Rd. It also includes the streets of N Meadow Cir, S Meadow Cir, and Meadowvale Ct. The clubhouse, pool and tennis courts are located at the entrance of Firestone Trce.
• The second section (Phase 3 & 4) is accessible via Bridle Trl from N Hametown Rd, which also encompasses the streets of Chuckery Ln, Rock Creek, and High Ridge Trl.
• The third section is a single-street development (Phase 5) of Rock Creek S, off Ira Rd. The stub street of Alder Dr may be extended with future development opportunities.

These homes were constructed by custom builders including Dwight Yoder Fine Homes, KNL Builders, North Coast Builders, Old World Classics, and Prestige Homes from 2002-2017. As of late 2025, there were a few homes yet to be built.

Homes include colonial, cape cod and ranch styles that range from 4,300-9,200+ square feet with 4-6 bedrooms and 4-6.5 bathrooms.

Homes are exquisitely appointed with the highest quality craftsmanship and premium finishes throughout including hardwood flooring, multiple fireplaces, huge windows, soaring custom ceilings, extensive millwork, zoned HVAC, mudrooms, large laundry rooms with utility tubs and cabinets, dramatic two-story foyers with open staircases, butler’s pantry, formal dining rooms with tray ceilings, private dens with custom built-ins or paneling, and two-story/vaulted great rooms with specialty fireplaces and floor-to-ceiling windows that open to chef’s kitchens featuring granite or quartz countertops, top-of-the-line appliances, furniture-grade custom cabinetry, an oversized island, tile backsplash, breakfast bar seating, walk-in pantry, dinette area, and/or morning/hearth room. First-floor owner’s retreats include a sitting area/room, fireplace, walk-in closets, and spa-like baths with custom tiled walk-in showers, soaking tubs, dual vanities, and enclosed lavatories. Second floors may include lofts. Finished lower levels (many are walk-outs!) are complete with media rooms or theater rooms, kitchens/kitchenettes, bars, wine cellars, and exercise rooms. Oversized side-entry garages accommodate 3-5+ cars.

Backyards are an entertainer’s delight with professionally designed and lighted landscaping, custom patios and/or composite decks, covered porches, paved terraces, outdoor kitchens, water features, fireplaces or fire pits, and in-ground pools.

Homesites range from 0.76 to 1.4 acres, some of which have wooded backyards.

Nearly every home abuts wooded parkland (green areas on above map) or the 90 acres of HOA-owned greenspace (yellow areas on above map), most of it forested for enhanced privacy and lush views.

The North Folk Yellow Creek runs vertically through the development, presenting rolling or ravined topography to adjacent lots and opportunities for wildlife viewing.

As with most rural communities, there are no curbs or sidewalks. However, Firestone Trace residents enjoy four miles of trails (dashed red lines on map above) for exercise or walking the dog.

Walking trails within the neighborhood connect to several parks: Bath Nature Preserve (south side of Ira Rd), the 73-acre North Fork Preserve, and Bath Baseball Park, which also has a trailhead that connects Kniss Nature MetroPark of Richfield.

Whereas most homes in Bath have private wells and septic systems, as Bath Township does not have city water and sewer, this neighborhood offers the convenience of a private community water and septic system. Residents’ drinking water comes from an on-site water well, treated on-site by a water company (Aqua Ohio) and piped to homes. The septic is treated at a neighborhood wastewater treatment plant.

Firestone Trace hosts a number of social events including cocktail parties, progressive dinners, block parties, Easter egg hunts, and Halloween gatherings.

Each entrance is flanked by landscaped beds with stacked flagstone walls and three-rail ranch-style fencing.

Mailboxes are the same style and color, bringing visual continuity to the streetscape.

This neighborhood is served by the top-ranked Revere Local School District with bussing to St. Hilary’s and the prestigious Old Trail School.

Homeowner’s Association (HOA) fees at Firestone Trace are approximately $1,800 annually.

To the east of the main section of the development is North Bath Estates.

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📲To buy or sell a Firestone Trace home, call (440) 628-1321 – Realty Done by Damien Baden, eXp Realty®.

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Location & Nearby Amenities

The subdivision of Firestone Trace is in northwest Bath Township, Ohio. It is accessible off Ira Rd and N Hametown Rd.

Highways are accessible in 9 min to I-77, 10 min to I-271, and 14 min to I-80/Turnpike and I-71.

Summit Mall and shopping center is roughly 10 min away. Anchored by Dillard’s and Macy’s, it boasts over 125 of your favorite retailers like Apple, J. Crew, Gap, and Vera Bradley as well as the restaurants you crave like First Watch, P.F. Changs and Bravo. In addition, you’ll find an abundance of shopping and dining options nearby like Dick’s Sporting Goods, Kohl’s, Target, Lowe’s, and Home Depot as well as Winking Lizard Peninsula, Bomba Taco, Michael Angelo’s Winery, Wasabi Japanese Steakhouse, and more.

Local outdoor recreation amenities are plentiful! Bath Nature Preserve is 3 min south with hiking and equestrian trails, two ponds for catch-and-release fishing, sled riding, and cross country skiing. The Cleveland Metroparks’ Hinckley Reservation is only an 8 min drive with 2,803 acres including twenty miles of all-purpose trails, bridle trails, a 90-acre lake (Hinckley Lake) with a boathouse for water sport rentals, a beach, swimming pool, two smaller fishing ponds also used for ice fishing and skating come winter, stone carvings at Worden’s Ledges, and its most notable feature–the porous sandstone outcroppings of Whipp’s Ledges. Hinckley Reservation is also home to the annual festival known as Buzzard’s Day, which celebrates the return of the turkey vulture to the area around mid-March. Also 8 min away is Allardale Park with hiking and equestrian trails, a picnic shelter and indoor lodge. Eastwood Preserve is a 10 min drive, offering 28 acres with an educational facility, hiking trails, a fishing lake, and a community garden. Richfield Heritage Preserve is 10 min away, offering 336 wooded acres with hiking trails that include a portion of the Buckeye Trail, winding streams, two lakes for fishing and non-motorized watersports, and a horse barn with five miles of bridle trails. Ten min away is the 33,000-acre Cuyahoga Valley National Park, which includes the Cuyahoga River and numerous waterfalls, the 87-mile Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Trail, and the Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad.

Golfers are 14 min to Hinckley Hills and Ironwood, 17 min to Briarwood and Seneca, 18 min to Sleepy Hollow, and 20 min to Bunker Hill. If you’re looking for social membership and golf, you’re just 10 min to St. Bernard Golf Club.

Boston Mills and Brandywine Ski Resorts are an 18 min drive for skiing and tubing during the winter months.

A concert at Blossom Music Center is 16 min away.

Driving Distances

• I-77 – 9 min
• I-271 – 10 min
• I-71 – 14 min
• I-80/OH Turnpike – 14 min
• USPS – 4 min
• Scooters Farm Market – 4 min
• Mustard Seed – 10 min
• Giant Eagle Grocery – 11 min
• Montrose/Fairlawn – 13 min
• Downtown Independence – 19 min
• Medina – 21 min
• Downtown Akron – 25 min
• SouthPark Mall Strongsville – 25 min
• Downtown Cleveland – 30 min
• Hopkins International Airport – 30 min

Firestone Trace Sales History

Request an updated list of recently sold homes by texting “Firestone Trace 44333” to 440-530-7052.

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