48 Properties Available In Stow

Stow offers solid mid-market value in Summit County. Recent sales have put the median price in the $290,000-$320,000 range, with per-square-foot pricing around $156. That's a step up from neighboring Cuyahoga Falls (median around $215,000) but well below Hudson (median around $641,000) -- Stow buyers get strong schools and amenities without Hudson-level price tags.

Homes in Stow are averaging about 18 days on market, slightly slower than last year's 11 days but still a fast-moving market. Well-priced homes near Silver Springs Park, Roses Run Country Club, or in sought-after subdivisions like Eastwicke Farms and Quail Highlands tend to move quickest.

Stow is served by the Stow-Munroe Falls City School District, ranked in the top 30% of Ohio's 916 districts. Math proficiency runs 65% versus the state average of 55%, and reading proficiency is 71% versus 60% statewide. Stow-Munroe Falls High School carries a Niche grade of B and ranks #11 among public high schools in Summit County.

Stow sits right next to Akron -- about 8 miles, roughly a 14-minute drive. Cleveland is farther out, about 35 miles via I-77 N, typically a 40-45 minute drive. That makes Stow a convenient base for commuters working in either city, with Akron close enough for a quick daily commute.

Stow has a range of well-regarded subdivisions: Eastwicke Farms and Quail Highlands are popular for quiet cul-de-sac living, Silver Lake Village and Wyndham Ridge offer easy access to shopping and dining, and Millers Landing and Emerald Woods round out the mix. Luxury buyers gravitate toward homes surrounding Roses Run Country Club and Fox Den Golf Course.

Yes -- Stow is a strong fit for families and commuters alike. It has above-average schools, extensive parks (Silver Springs Park's lake and trails, plus the Bow Wow Beach dog park), two golf courses, and immediate access to Akron along with a manageable drive into Cleveland. It's a solid middle ground for buyers who want more than Cuyahoga Falls offers but don't need Hudson's price point.

Hudson is the priciest of the three, with a median sale price around $641,000 driven by top-tier schools and a more exclusive feel. Cuyahoga Falls is the most affordable at around $215,000 but with fewer of Stow's amenities. Stow lands in between at roughly $290,000-$320,000, offering above-average schools, golf-course living, and lake/park access -- a strong value for buyers who want more than an entry-level suburb without paying Hudson prices.