38 Properties Available In Hudson

Hudson is one of Summit County's premier markets. Recent sales have put the median sale price around $600,000–$650,000, with per-square-foot pricing near $215. That's well above neighboring Stow (median around $290,000–$320,000) and Cuyahoga Falls (median around $215,000) — Hudson buyers are paying a premium for top-rated schools, a historic downtown, and some of the region's most established luxury neighborhoods.

Homes in Hudson are currently selling in about 17–25 days on average, slightly slower than a year ago but still a strong seller's market. Well-priced homes in sought-after neighborhoods routinely move faster, especially in the $400K–$700K range.

Hudson City School District serves the majority of the city and is one of the top-rated districts in Northeast Ohio, a major driver of buyer demand and home values here. (A handful of Hudson-addressed subdivisions near the city's edges are actually zoned to neighboring districts, so it's worth confirming for any specific address.)

Hudson sits roughly 25 miles southeast of downtown Cleveland and about 12–15 miles northeast of downtown Akron, making it a popular choice for commuters to either city while offering a quieter, small-town feel.

Hudson offers a wide range of established and newer communities, including Lake Forest (historic golf-course estates), Canterbury on the Lakes, Chadds Ford, Fox Trace, Bridgewater Place, Woods of Williamsburg, Hudson Park Estates, Ashbrooke, and newer Pulte-built communities like River Oaks and Middleton Park Estates.

Yes — Hudson consistently ranks among the best places to live in Ohio, known for its top-rated schools, low crime rate, historic First & Main downtown district, and strong sense of community. It's a popular choice for families and professionals who want small-town charm with easy highway access to Cleveland and Akron.

Hudson commands a significant price premium over both Stow and Cuyahoga Falls, reflecting its top school district and historic character. Stow and Cuyahoga Falls offer more affordable entry points with solid schools and amenities, while Hudson buyers are typically prioritizing prestige, larger lot sizes, and the area's strongest school ratings.