Waterford Crossing: Homes for Sale in Strongsville, Ohio

Waterford Crossing at a Glance

Location: West Strongsville, OH 44149
Streets: Kylemore Dr, Pembrooke Oval, Donegal Ln, Glen Cairn Way, Berkshire Cir, Bradgate Ln, Morar Cir, Westminster Dr
Property type: Single-family homes (mostly colonials) and some cluster homes
Builder: Parkview Homes and others (per listings)
Year built: 1994–2011 (a few to 2019)
Home size: About 2,100–4,150 sq ft
Lot size: About a quarter acre
Bedrooms: 2–5
HOA: Waterford Crossing HOA, about $675–$725/year
Amenities: Community pool, clubhouse, tennis courts and playground (per listings)
School district: Strongsville City Schools
Recent sales: $371,000–$778,300 (48 sales, Oct 2023–Oct 2026)
Sales and community data: MLS Now.

Overview

Waterford Crossing is Strongsville’s largest newer neighborhood, with 238 sales on MLS Now over the past ten years. Most homes are colonials built from the mid-1990s to 2011, and the association runs a pool, clubhouse, tennis courts and playground.

Homes & Features

  • Mostly colonials from about 2,100 to 4,150 square feet
  • Two to five bedrooms, including some cluster homes
  • Quarter-acre lots
  • Pool, clubhouse, tennis courts and playground
  • Steady turnover, with nearly 50 sales since October 2023

Amenities & Location

Listings describe the Waterford Crossing pool, clubhouse, tennis courts and playground. The neighborhood is on the west side of Strongsville, a short drive to Royalton Road, SouthPark Mall, I-71 and the Ohio Turnpike.

Schools

Waterford Crossing 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 Waterford Crossing sell for?

Homes in Waterford Crossing sold for about $371,000 to $778,300 across 48 sales from October 2023 to October 2026, based on MLS Now data.

Does Waterford Crossing have an HOA?

Yes. Recent listings show Waterford Crossing HOA dues of about $675 to $725 per year, which cover the pool, clubhouse and courts.

When were homes in Waterford Crossing built?

Homes were built mostly from 1994 to 2011 and range from about 2,100 to 4,150 square feet.

What amenities does Waterford Crossing have?

A community pool, clubhouse, tennis courts and playground, run by the homeowners association.

What school district is Waterford Crossing in?

Waterford Crossing is in the Strongsville City School District.

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