Hunting Meadows: Homes for Sale in Strongsville, Ohio

Hunting Meadows at a Glance

Location: Southeast of the Strongsville Commons, east of Pearl Road, OH 44136
Streets: Deer Path Dr, Hunting Meadows Dr, Partridge Dr, Raccoon Trl, Quail Hollow Dr, Hawks Lookout Ln, Lanier Ave, Rabbit Run Dr, Fox Hollow Dr
Property type: Single-family colonials, split-levels and ranches
Year built: 1974–1977
Home size: About 1,680–2,900 sq ft
Lot size: About a quarter to a third of an acre
Bedrooms: 3–5
HOA: No mandatory HOA (per listings)
School district: Strongsville City Schools
Recent sales: $239,800–$500,000 (50 sales, Oct 2023–Oct 2026)
Sales and community data: MLS Now.

Overview

Hunting Meadows is one of Strongsville’s largest neighborhoods, with 212 home sales on MLS Now over the past ten years. Built in the mid-1970s, it is a classic Strongsville subdivision of colonials and split-levels on wildlife-named streets like Deer Path, Partridge and Raccoon Trail. Homes here sell quickly: the median recent listing went under contract in about a week, and the median sale price has roughly doubled since 2016.

Homes & Features

  • Mostly two-story colonials and split-levels, plus some ranches
  • About 1,680 to 2,900 square feet of living space
  • Three to five bedrooms
  • Lots of about a quarter to a third of an acre
  • Built from 1974 to 1977, so many homes have been updated

Community & Location

Hunting Meadows sits on the east side of Strongsville, a short drive from Pearl Road shopping, the Strongsville Commons, SouthPark Mall and I-71. Mill Stream Run Reservation is close by for trails and the toboggan chutes.

Schools

Hunting Meadows 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 Hunting Meadows sell for?

Homes in Hunting Meadows sold for about $239,800 to $500,000 across 50 sales from October 2023 to October 2026, based on MLS Now data.

Does Hunting Meadows have an HOA?

Listings show no mandatory homeowners association in Hunting Meadows, so there are no regular HOA dues.

When were homes in Hunting Meadows built?

Homes were built from 1974 to 1977 and range from about 1,680 to 2,900 square feet.

How fast do Hunting Meadows homes sell?

Quickly. Over the past three years the median Hunting Meadows home went under contract in about 6 days on the market, based on MLS Now data.

What school district is Hunting Meadows in?

Hunting Meadows is in the Strongsville City School District.

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