About Hannum Crossing
Hannum Crossing represents the newest chapter in Streetsboro's story of upscale residential growth — a thoughtfully planned subdivision of contemporary and colonial-style single-family homes set on generous half-acre and larger wooded lots. For buyers and sellers who want the feel of a brand-new home without sacrificing yard space or the privacy of mature trees, Hannum Crossing strikes that rare balance.
Homes in the community are largely newer construction — spacious, open-concept floor plans beginning at around 2,500 square feet and climbing well above 3,500 square feet in the larger models. Quality finishes are standard here: quartz countertops, nine-foot ceilings, side-entry garages, and covered front porches. Cul-de-sac streets give the neighborhood a quiet, private feel, and sidewalks throughout make it one of Streetsboro’s most walkable single-family communities. Several lots back to wooded greenspace, creating natural buffers that buyers from suburban Cleveland and Akron consistently cite as a major draw.
From a location standpoint, Hannum Crossing hits the sweet spot for commuters. Positioned near State Route 14 and I-80/I-480, residents can reach the Ohio Turnpike in minutes, making this one of the most strategically located subdivisions in all of Portage County. Downtown Cleveland is roughly 35 miles northwest; Akron sits approximately 20 miles to the south. Shopping, dining, and services along Route 14 and the nearby Aurora Farms Premium Outlets provide everything residents need without a long drive.
Why Sellers Choose Hannum Crossing
🏫 Streetsboro City Schools
🚗 Turnpike-Ready Location
📈 Newer Construction Commands Premium Pricing
Listed by Sylvia Incorvaia of EXP Realty, LLC.

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Hannum Crossing Streetsboro Ohio — Frequently Asked Questions
When was Hannum Crossing built, and who are the typical residents?
Hannum Crossing is one of Streetsboro's newer subdivisions, developed in the 2010s with construction continuing into the early 2020s. The community draws primarily professional families — many relocating from Cleveland's eastern or southern suburbs — who want newer construction, larger square footage, and wooded lot privacy without the higher price tags of communities like Hudson or Aurora. The neighborhood skews toward two-income households in their mid-30s to early 50s.
What are the lot sizes in Hannum Crossing?
Does Hannum Crossing have an HOA?
What school district serves Hannum Crossing?
How long does it take to get to the Ohio Turnpike from Hannum Crossing?
What have homes in Hannum Crossing sold for recently?
