Condo Details

Terrace Woods Condos for Sale in Strongsville, Ohio

Terrace Woods at a Glance

Location: Pearl Rd, Strongsville, OH 44136
Streets: Pearl Rd
Property type: Condominium townhouses
Year built: 1976
Home size: About 1,300–1,400 sq ft
Bedrooms: 2–3
Condo fee: About $161–$167/month (recent listings)
School district: Strongsville City Schools
Recent sales: $170,000–$222,900 (5 sales, Oct 2023–Oct 2026)
Sales and community data: MLS Now.

Overview

Terrace Woods is a small townhouse condo community on Pearl Road, built in 1976, with 11 sales on MLS Now over the past ten years. It is one of the more affordable ways to own in Strongsville, with a modest monthly fee.

Homes & Features

  • Townhouse condos of about 1,300 to 1,400 square feet
  • Two and three bedrooms
  • Wooded setting near the Metroparks
  • Monthly fee of about $161 to $167

Community & Location

Terrace Woods is on Pearl Road, a short drive to Mill Stream Run Reservation, SouthPark Mall, I-71, I-480 and the Ohio Turnpike.

Schools

Terrace Woods is served by Strongsville City Schools, including Strongsville High School and Strongsville Middle School. Confirm individual elementary school assignments with the district.

Frequently Asked Questions

What do condos in Terrace Woods sell for?

Condos in Terrace Woods sold for about $170,000 to $222,900 across 5 sales from October 2023 to October 2026, based on MLS Now data.

How much is the Terrace Woods condo fee?

Recent listings show monthly condo fees of about $161 to $167.

When were condos in Terrace Woods built?

Condos were built in 1976 and range from about 1,300 to 1,400 square feet.

What is near Terrace Woods?

Terrace Woods is on Pearl Road, a short drive to Mill Stream Run Reservation, SouthPark Mall, I-71, I-480 and the Ohio Turnpike.

What school district is Terrace Woods in?

Terrace Woods is in the Strongsville City School District.

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