Find Your Home in Strongsville, Ohio

Strongsville is one of Cleveland’s largest southwest suburbs, with about 46,500 residents, Strongsville City Schools, Mill Stream Run Reservation and quick access to I-71 and the Ohio Turnpike. The Selling Strongsville Team helps buyers and sellers in every Strongsville neighborhood, from 1970s ranch communities like Meadowood and Ledgewood to newer homes in Waterford Crossing, Westwood Farms and Avery Walden.

Strongsville at a glance

• Schools: Strongsville City Schools (Strongsville High School and Strongsville Middle School)
• Single-family homes: 494 sales in the past 12 months, median price $380,000, median 16 days on market
• Condos: 53 sales, median price $250,000
• Neighborhood guides: More than 30 home communities and 8 condo, townhome and cluster-home communities
• Getting around: I-71 and the Ohio Turnpike (I-80) meet in Strongsville; about 20 miles to downtown Cleveland
• Close to home: SouthPark Mall, Strongsville Town Center and Commons, the Ehrnfelt Recreation and Senior Center

Market data: MLS Now, 12 months through October 2026.

Buying in Strongsville

Browse Strongsville home communities and condo communities, each with recent sale prices, HOA fees and school details, or tell us what you want on our Home Finder.

Financing

Estimate your payment with our Strongsville mortgage calculator, then get pre-approved with Matt Sheffey of Keller Home Loans, whose office is right here on Pearl Road.

Closing

We close with our title partner, Trilogy Title Agency. Check dues and managers in our Strongsville HOA directory.

Selling in Strongsville

Wondering what your home is worth? Request a free home value estimate from the Selling Strongsville Team.

New to Strongsville?

Download our free Strongsville Community Resource Guide: schools, parks, city services, utilities, neighborhoods and financing in one 13-page PDF.

Questions?

Read our Strongsville real estate FAQ or contact us at (216) 916-7778.

Frequently Asked Questions About Moving to Strongsville, Ohio

Is Strongsville, Ohio a good place to live?

Many buyers choose Strongsville for its well-kept neighborhoods, Strongsville City Schools, nine city parks and the Ehrnfelt Recreation and Senior Center, plus Mill Stream Run Reservation. It has about 46,500 residents and a wide mix of housing, from ranch neighborhoods to newer colonials and condos.

What school district serves Strongsville?

Strongsville City Schools serves the whole city, including Strongsville High School, Strongsville Middle School and five elementary schools. Every Strongsville home sale on MLS Now over the past ten years lists Strongsville City Schools.

How much does a home cost in Strongsville?

Single-family homes in Strongsville sold for a median of $380,000 over the past 12 months, across 494 sales on MLS Now. Condos sold for a median of $250,000. Prices run from the low $200,000s for older ranches to more than $1 million for the largest newer homes.

How fast do homes sell in Strongsville?

Quickly. The median single-family home sold in 16 days over the past 12 months, and the median condo in 20 days, based on MLS Now data.

How far is Strongsville from downtown Cleveland?

Strongsville is about 20 miles southwest of downtown Cleveland. I-71 and the Ohio Turnpike meet in the city, and I-480 is a short drive north, so most commutes to downtown, Cleveland Hopkins Airport or Akron are straightforward.

What are property and income taxes in Strongsville?

The median effective property tax rate in Strongsville is about 1.64%, with a median bill of about $4,900 (Ownwell, April 2026). The city income tax is 2%, collected by RITA, with a partial credit for tax paid to the city where you work. Check the Cuyahoga County Fiscal Officer for any specific property.

What is there to do in Strongsville?

SouthPark Mall and the Royalton and Pearl Road shopping areas, Strongsville Town Center Park and the Commons, the Ehrnfelt Recreation and Senior Center with its pool and fitness center, and Mill Stream Run Reservation for trails, fishing and the Chalet toboggan chutes.

Are there condos and ranch homes in Strongsville?

Yes. Meadowood, Ledgewood and Forest Park are mostly ranches, and Settlers Village, Lenox Creek and the Co-Moor Colony condos offer lower-maintenance living. See our condo communities for fees and recent prices.

Is now a good time to sell a home in Strongsville?

Demand has been steady: the median Strongsville home price rose from about $220,000 in 2017 to $380,000 in 2026, and homes are selling in a median of about two weeks. Request a free home value estimate to see what yours could sell for.

Who can help me buy or sell in Strongsville?

The Selling Strongsville Team, part of The EZ Sales Team at Keller Williams Citywide, helps buyers and sellers across Strongsville. Contact us or call (216) 916-7778.