Luxury Homes For Sale in Strongsville
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About Strongsville, Ohio
Strongsville, Ohio is a vibrant Cleveland suburb boasting an enviable combination of proximity to downtown, excellent schools, low crime, Metroparks, community events, extensive retail and dining establishments, numerous luxury housing developments, and a high rate of homeownership in predominantly single-family properties.
Location
Part of Northeast Ohio’s Cleveland metropolitan area, Strongsville, Ohio is a city located in the southwest corner of Cuyahoga County, approximately 15 miles southwest of downtown Cleveland.
The residential postal codes for Strongsville, Ohio are 44136 (east half of the city) and 44149 (west half of the city).
It is bordered by the other cities of Berea and Middleburg Heights to the north, Parma to the northeast, North Royalton to the east, Brunswick to the south, Columbia Township to the west, and Olmsted Falls to the northwest.
Transportation
The city’s nickname, Crossroads of the Nation, originated from the intersection of two major railways. While the line has long ceased operation, the city motto and seal now reflect the intersection of Interstate 71 and the Ohio Turnpike (I-80).
I-71 runs north-south through the eastern half of the city, with ramps at Pearl Rd and Royalton Rd, providing access to I-480 and The Turnpike. The Turnpike crosses the city’s northeast quadrant, offering convenient connections to major highways like I-480, I-77, I-90 and I-271.
Major city roadways include the 5-lane north-southbound Pearl Rd (Route 42) and 4-lane east-westbound Royalton Rd (Rout 82).
Cleveland Hopkins International Airport is ≤12 miles away.
Demographics
The city covers 25 square miles, making it the largest of Cleveland’s suburbs by land mass.
With a population of 46,491 (2020 census), Strongsville is considered a medium-sized city.
Living in Strongsville offers residents a dense suburban feel with a vibrant take on suburban life.
Topography
The East Branch of the Rocky River flows through Strongsville’s northeast quadrant, enhancing the landscape with rolling hills, valleys and dense forest. The River is almost entirely contained within the Cleveland Metroparks Mill Stream Run Reservation, with adjacent properties featuring uniquely sloping terrain.
Neighborhoods nearest the East Branch Rocky River boast heavily wooded and scenic varied topography. If you’d like to buy a home with rolling landscape, browse the luxury homes for sale in Strongsville communities of Avery Walden Reserve, The Ledges of Avery Walden, Co-Moor Colony, the Bob Schmitt-built communities of Forest Park and Ledgewood, and the gated estates of Chasemoor.
Conversely, the highest points of elevation are along the southern half of the city in subdivisions like Chandler Commons, Stony Point at Chandler Commons, Deerfield Lake, Deerfield Village, Deerfield Woods and High Point.
Education
Known for its exceptional standards of education, Strongsville is an excellent suburb for families to consider. Served Strongsville City Schools, The District is ranked within the top 10% of all school districts in Ohio and achieved an overall rating of 5 out of 5 stars (significantly exceeds state standards) on the 2024 Ohio School Report Cards.
Its high school is ranked #14 in Cleveland, OH Metro Area High Schools. The school colors are forest green and white. The mascot is the Mustang.
There’s also a private Catholic school, St. Joseph and John’s, serving children through the 8th grade.
Safety
Strongsville has a low crime rate, with both violent crimes and property crimes significantly below the national average. The city’s commitment to safety makes it a desirable place to live, where residents can feel at ease.
Media
Strongsville operates Government Cable TV channel 21 and radio station 1640 AM.
Shopping & Dining
Strongsville boasts the best shopping in southwest Cleveland. SouthPark Mall is a traditional enclosed shopping mall with nearly 200 retail stores anchored by Dick’s Sporting Goods, Dillard’s, JCPenney, Macy’s, and Cinemark Movie Theater. Nearby shopping plazas include Best Buy, Costco, Home Depot, Homegoods, Kohl’s, Lowe’s, Michael’s, Petco, Target, T.J. Maxx, Ulta, Walmart and much, much more!
From upscale dining to casual eateries, including local favorites and national chains, Strongsville has endless dining options. A few of our favorite Strongsville restaurants are the locally owned Don’s Pomeroy House, a beautifully restored, mid-19th-century mansion with a swanky basement pub and a gorgeous outdoor patio; Shinto Japanese Steakhouse & Sushi Bar for fresh sushi and the always-entertaining hibachi experience; Square 22 for upscale food and drink (including a great happy hour!) in a relaxed urban industrial setting; and Barrio Tacos, known for design-your-own-tacos and a vast selection of tequila, whiskey and beer.
Recreation
The city-owned Ehrnfelt Recreation Center offers residents an indoor pool, sauna, steam room and whirlpool, massage therapy, ball courts, an elevated track, weight and exercise room, and game area with pool tables, ping pong, video games, air hockey and more.
Strongsville boasts roughly 2,400 acres of greenspace and nine city parks with a splash pad, ball courts/fields, playgrounds, pavilions, and trails. Located in central Strongsville at the corner of Pearl Road and Royalton Road, the City Commons is the site of numerous community events and festivals, including Strongsville Homecoming, the Rib Burnoff, Fourth of July fireworks display, Winter Wonderland Lighting Celebration, and Strongsville Community Band concerts.
Approximately 2,000 acres of Mill Stream Run Reservation occupy the northeast quadrant of the city. Spanning more than 3,500 total acres, it is the second largest Cleveland Metroparks reservation, offering Strongsville residents and guests access to paved trails, hike and bike trails, bridle trails, archery, ziplining, axe throwing, and tobogganing at The Chalet – Ohio’s tallest and fastest toboggan ice chutes. Its Valley Parkway Multipurpose Trail connects eastward to Brecksville Reservation and the 81-mile Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Trail, and westward all the way to Rocky River Reservation.
The privately-owned Gardenview Horticultural Park features a 16-acre botanical garden and a 10-acre arboretum displayed in a natural, cottage-style landscape, complete with whimsical statues and lily ponds.
For indoor ice skating and hockey, visit the Brunswick Auto Mart Arena.
Downtown Cleveland is roughly 15 miles northeast for attractions like Lake Erie, museums, Playhouse Square’s renowned theater district, and the city’s professional ball teams―the Browns, Cavs and Guardians.
Historical Village
Strongsville is a historic town dating back to the early 1800s, and its residents take pride in the city’s past, particularly its stops along the Underground Railroad and noteworthy resident John D. Rockefeller.
The Strongsville Historical Society owns and operates the Strongsville Historical Village, a re-created 19th century village composed of buildings constructed between 1822-1904, including a log cabin, general store and school.
Luxury Real Estate Opportunities
Strongsville offers a diverse range of luxury real estate options to suit every lifestyle. Its luxury real estate market includes townhouses, cluster homes, single-family homes, spacious estates, and new construction homes, all within easy reach of the city’s amenities and attractions. Whether you’re looking for a starter home, a spacious family residence, a sprawling custom-built estate, or a place to retire, Strongsville has an extensive real estate market to explore.
Strongsville has a strong resale market, with homes retaining their value due to the area’s desirability, and the median home sales price is steadily increasing year-over-year. Its luxury housing market is very competitive, with homes selling quickly and often above list price.
Single-family homes account for roughly 80% of the city’s housing units and most residents own their homes.
The most expensive homes in Strongsville exceed $2 million, offering grand estate-style living. Strongsville’s most affluent developments include Cedar Creek Estates, Chasemoor―the city’s only gated community, The Estates At Arbor Creek, Nob Hill (an upscale single-street section of Deerfield Woods), and some of the custom-built homes in The Ledges of Avery Walden.
Most luxury homes in Strongsville are nestled within well-maintained residential neighborhoods enhanced by tree-lined streets with sidewalks, offering plenty of pavement to bike, stroll and walk your dog.
Some communities offer HOA-managed recreational amenities like pools, walking trails, tennis and pickleball courts, and playgrounds.
Make Strongsville Your Home
Choosing to live in Strongsville, Ohio means becoming part of a welcoming and lively community. With excellent schools, low crime, extensive parkland, a vibrant economy, endless shopping and dining options, and proximity to highways, Strongsville is the ideal place to call home. Check out the luxury homes for sale in Strongsville below.
Luxury Homes For Sale in Strongsville, OH
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Some Of Our Favorite Strongsville Developments
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A Little About Realty Done by Damien Baden
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