Co-Moor Colony: Homes for Sale in Strongsville, Ohio

Co-Moor Colony at a Glance

Location: Off Albion Rd near Mill Stream Run Reservation, Strongsville, OH 44149
Streets: Co Moor Blvd, Blodgett Creek Trl, Fawn Meadow Ln, Deer Run Ln, Tanbark Ln, Trillium Trl, Tawny Brook Ln
Property type: Single-family homes (mostly ranches); see Co-Moor Colony condos for the attached homes
Year built: 1960–1990
Home size: About 1,650–2,750 sq ft
Lot size: About a third of an acre (some half-acre wooded lots)
Bedrooms: 2–4
HOA: Co-Moor association, about $225–$290/year
Amenities: Community pool (per listings)
School district: Strongsville City Schools
Recent sales: $282,000–$520,000 (23 sales, Oct 2023–Oct 2026)
Sales and community data: MLS Now.

Overview

Co-Moor Colony is a wooded neighborhood that began in the early 1960s, with 75 single-family sales on MLS Now over the past ten years. Most homes are ranches, many on lots that back to woods, and listings often mention the community pool and nearby Metroparks.

Homes & Features

  • Ranches, colonials and split levels from about 1,650 to 2,750 square feet
  • Mostly ranches with first-floor living
  • Two to four bedrooms
  • Wooded lots, many about a third to half an acre
  • Community pool and Metroparks nearby

Amenities & Location

Co-Moor Colony sits off Albion Road next to Mill Stream Run Reservation, with its trails, fishing and the Chalet toboggan chutes. The association runs a community pool, and Pearl Road shopping, SouthPark Mall and I-71 are a short drive.

Schools

Co-Moor Colony 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 homes in Co-Moor Colony sell for?

Homes in Co-Moor Colony sold for about $282,000 to $520,000 across 23 sales from October 2023 to October 2026, based on MLS Now data.

Does Co-Moor Colony have an HOA?

Yes. Recent listings show Co-Moor association dues of about $225 to $290 per year.

When were homes in Co-Moor Colony built?

Homes were built from about 1960 to 1990 and range from about 1,650 to 2,750 square feet.

Are most Co-Moor Colony homes ranches?

Yes. Ranches and ranch-style cluster homes make up most single-family sales in Co-Moor Colony.

What school district is Co-Moor Colony in?

Co-Moor Colony is in the Strongsville City School District.

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