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$749,000

105 E Streetsboro Street
Hudson, OH 44236

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2 | 1
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2,672
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The City of Hudson was originally part of Connecticut, which is reflected in the New England-style architecture preserved in its Historic District (also called the Village).

In 1632, the colony of Connecticut laid claim to a 120-mile strip of land in northeast Ohio’s territory called the Connecticut Western Reserve. Then in 1795, the colony sold the Reserve to a land syndicate of investors known as the Connecticut Land Company. A shareholder in the Reserve named David Hudson, traveled from Goshen, Connecticut in the spring of 1799 with a party of surveyors to examine the land that would eventually become Hudson Township. On May 28, 1800, he returned with his family and more settlers. The town was named “Hudson” in honor of its founder, who remained a resident until his death in 1836.

David Hudson’s original home, built in 1806, still survives to this day. Located at 318 Main Street, it is considered the oldest standing structure not only in Hudson, but in all of Summit County. The first Hudson post office was located here (with David Hudson as its postmaster) and in 1813, the residence became an inn for travelers. Six generations of the family occupied the home until Western Reserve Academy took ownership. Note the Victorian trim and porch in the photograph no longer exists today (source: Summit Memory).

*David Hudson’s original home, built in 1806, located at 318 Main Street*

Hudson was initially settled, in large part, by New England and, slightly later, by upstate New York emigrants who brought with them an appreciation of Federal-style and Greek Revival architecture that was extremely popular in America’s Northeast. As such, the homes they built in Hudson reflected this architectural preference.

*Federal-style and Greek Revival architecture in Hudson’s historic district*

Other notable designs include Queen Anne, Gothic Revival, farmhouse, and Italianate as pictured below.

*Historic District homes featuring other popular styles of architecture*

The City of Hudson takes immense pride in its historic downtown district and the wealth of preserved historic homes reflecting its New England heritage. Properties displaying a white ”HHA” placard. have been researched and authenticated by Hudson Heritage Association and may be noteworthy for their architecture, past ownership, or the activities that took place within them. Amongst them are a number of homes once belonging to prominent abolitionists or agents of the Underground Railroad. Many homes in Hudson’s downtown neighborhood are also listed in the National Register of Historic Places.

Common features found in these historic homes include foyers with high ceilings and staircases, numerous wood-burning fireplaces, mitered wood flooring, solid wood doors, detailed cast bronze doorknobs and hinges, leaded glass windows, window and door trim, intricate moldings, built-ins, walk-up attics, covered porches, and flagstone or paver patios.

Over the years, these charming homes have undergone renovations and/or additions to add modern conveniences.

In general, these homesites have relatively shallow setbacks and yard depths, with lot sizes generally less than 30,000 square feet. Most garages are detached, often repurposing barns into parking spaces.

The Hudson Historic District neighborhood encompasses the streets surrounding the downtown area. However, century homes are also found beyond these boundaries.

Hudson’s Historic District encompasses the streets immediately surrounding the downtown area (on the zoning map below, red indicates the Village Core District; purple encompasses the Historic Residential neighborhood). However, historic homes are also found beyond these boundaries.

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Convenient Location

Hudson Ohio’s Historic District (Summit County) is located in the heart of the city surrounding the downtown area.

Highways are accessible in 11 min to I-480 and I-80/Turnpike, and 13 min to I-271.

This neighborhood is serviced by the nationally acclaimed Hudson City School District. A number of nearby private schools also serve the community, including Western Reserve Academy (grades 9-12), Seton Catholic School (K-8), and Hudson Montessori School (preschool-8th grade) — each located in Hudson; Old Trail School (preschool-8th grade) in Fairlawn; and Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy (grades 7-12) in Cuyahoga Falls.

You’re within walking distance to First & Main in downtown Hudson, an upscale retail district with national chain stores along with locally-owned shops and restaurants. First & Main is also home to more than a dozen annual events in the park-like square.

Shoppers will appreciate being 15 min from Aurora Farms Premium Outlets with 90 outlet stores of the finest brands including Adidas, Ann Taylor, Chico’s, Coach, Kate Spade, Michael Kors, New Balance, Nike, Saks Fifth Avenue OFF 5TH, Under Armour, Yankee Candle and many more.

LifeCenter Plus is 7 min away, Hudson’s full-service four-season health and fitness facility with strength-training and cardio equipment, five pools including a warm water therapy pool plus an outdoor aquatic center, an indoor track, rock climbing wall, racquetball and pickleball courts, as well as cycling, pilates, yoga and Tai Chi studios.

The 260-acre Hudson Springs Park borders is a 9 min drive offering a 50-acre stocked lake for fishing or boating, 2.2 miles of shaded trails, picnic pavilions, a disk golf course, horseshoe courts, volleyball courts, bocce ball court, children’s hedge maze, and a playground.

You are 7 min from Summit Bike and Hike Trail (Barlow & Terex Trailhead), which offers 34 miles of trails past the Cuyahoga Valley National Forest and through Summit, Cuyahoga and Portage counties.

The 33,000-acre Cuyahoga Valley National Park is just 11 min away, which includes the Cuyahoga River and numerous waterfalls, the 87-mile Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Trail, and the Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad.

Golfers are only 7 min from the city-owned golf club, Ellsworth Meadows. If you’re looking for social membership and golf, it’s 6 min to Lake Forest Country Club and Hudson Country Club.

Boston Mills and Brandywine Ski Resorts are a 16 min drive for skiing and tubing during the winter months.

An outdoor concert at Blossom Music Center is 21 min away

Historic District Driving Distances

Hopkins International Airport – 35 min
Akron-Canton Airport – 35 min
Downtown Aurora – 17 min
Downtown Akron – 23 min
Medina – 37 min
Downtown Cleveland – 36 min
Summit Mall – 25 min
Beachwood Place Mall – 29 min
SouthPark Mall Strongsville – 36 min
Heinen’s Grocery – 2 min
Acme Fresh Market – 2 min
USPS – 3 min
I-480 – 11 min
I-80/OH Turnpike – 11 min
I-271 – 13 min

Historic District Past Sales History

Status Date	List/Sell $	DOM/CDOM	Address	City	BR	BA	Sqft	Acres	Year	Garage
12/11/17	$309,000	1/1	33 College St	Hudson	3	2 (1 1)	1,568	0.18	1878	0
1/16/18	$341,500	64/64	109 E Streetsboro St	Hudson	4	3 (2 1)	3,060	0.5	1883	2
5/4/18	$415,000	74/74	1 High St	Hudson	5	3 (2 1)	2,900	0.58	1903	3
5/11/18	$341,500	1/1	109 E Streetsboro St	Hudson	4	4 (3 1)	3,060	0.5	1883	3
6/18/18	$535,000	149/149	96 E Streetsboro St	Hudson	5	4 (4 0)	3,072	0.29	1852	2
7/19/18	$782,000	58/58	42 Aurora St	Hudson	4	4 (3 1)	3,350	0.19	1865	2
8/3/18	$310,000	33/33	27 College St	Hudson	4	1 (1 0)	1,408	0.15	1873	2
9/20/18	$535,000	16/16	38 Aurora St	Hudson	3	3 (2 1)	2,528	0.16	1853	2
12/28/18	$390,000	177/177	90 Aurora St	Hudson	3	2 (2 0)	2,128	0.42	1880	1
3/19/19	$660,000	39/39	233 Aurora St	Hudson	4	3 (2 1)	3,264	0.65	1830	2
3/29/19	$313,200	3/3	163 E Streetsboro St	Hudson	4	3 (2 1)		0.62	1926	1
5/23/19	$750,000	24/24	136 Hudson St	Hudson	3	4 (4 0)	3,642	0.55	1837	3
7/11/19	$210,000	3/3	380 N Main St	Hudson	3	1 (1 0)		0.39	1928	2
2/7/20	$450,000	96/96	63 Division St	Hudson	4	2 (2 0)		0.26	1852	2
2/17/20	$759,000	95/316	278 N Main St	Hudson	5	4 (3 1)	4,477	1.35	1878	2
4/6/20	$650,000	8/8	163 E Streetsboro St	Hudson	4	4 (3 1)	3,000	0.62	1926	2
5/16/20	$555,000	105/105	65 Owen Brown St	Hudson	4	3 (3 0)	2,965	0.56	1837	3
8/31/20	$500,000	268/268	104 E Streetsboro St	Hudson	3	3 (2 1)	2,837	0.36	1873	2
9/25/20	$465,000	166/166	96 E Streetsboro St	Hudson	5	4 (4 0)	2,786	0.29	1852	2
1/28/21	$615,000	22/22	63 Division St	Hudson	4	3 (2 1)	2,500	0.26	1852	2
6/15/21	$545,000	5/33	34 Aurora St	Hudson	4	4 (4 0)	2,012	0.19	1876	0
8/6/21	$635,000	38/38	69 College St	Hudson	4	3 (2 1)	2,922	0.34	1893	1
11/30/21	$330,000	43/43	82 E Streetsboro St	Hudson	3	2 (2 0)	1,653	0.26	1873	2

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