Whether you’re looking for a single-family home, a cluster home, a condo or a townhome, Avon Ohio Homes helps buyers and sellers in Avon, a Lorain County city of about 25,000 people roughly 20 miles west of downtown Cleveland.
Avon at a glance
Schools: Avon Local Schools, home of Avon High School, winner of four OHSAA team state championships.
Homes: median single-family sale price of about $535,000, with homes selling in a median of 18 days.
Condos: median condo sale price of about $257,000.
Communities: guides to 27 Avon neighborhoods and 10 condo and cluster-home communities.
Location: I-90 and Route 83 access, Avon Commons shopping and the Cleveland Clinic Avon Hospital campus.
Sales figures: MLS Now, 12 months through October 2026.
Frequently Asked Questions About Moving to Avon, Ohio
Is Avon, Ohio a good place to live?
Avon is a city of about 25,000 people (24,847 in the 2020 census) in Lorain County, west of Cleveland. Buyers choose it for its newer neighborhoods, Avon Local Schools, easy I-90 commute and everyday conveniences such as Avon Commons and the Cleveland Clinic Avon Hospital campus.
How good are the schools in Avon, Ohio?
Avon is served by Avon Local Schools, which includes Avon High School (about 1,400 students), Avon Middle School and the district’s elementary schools. Avon High School has won four OHSAA team state championships. Visit Avon Local Schools for school assignments.
How much does a home cost in Avon, Ohio?
Over the 12 months through October 2026, 246 single-family homes sold in Avon at a median price of about $535,000, and 39 condos sold at a median of about $257,000, based on MLS Now data. Prices range from 1950s ranches near Northgate Park to golf course homes in Red Tail, with 17 sales above $1 million.
How far is Avon from downtown Cleveland?
Avon is about 20 miles west of downtown Cleveland. Most commuters use I-90, and Westlake, Crocker Park and Cleveland Hopkins International Airport are all within a reasonable drive.
What are property taxes and income taxes in Avon, Ohio?
The median effective property tax rate in Avon is about 1.72%, with a median annual bill of about $6,624 (Ownwell, April 2026). Avon’s city income tax rate is 1.95% starting in 2026 (up from 1.75%), and residents who work in another city get a credit of up to 1.70% for income tax paid there. Check cityofavon.com for the current rules.
What is there to do in Avon, Ohio?
Avon’s 98-acre Veterans Memorial Park has ballfields, playgrounds and pavilions, Eagle Point Park has a fishing pond and walking paths, and the Lake Erie Crushers play pro baseball at ForeFront Field. Avon Commons and the Detroit Road corridor offer shopping and dining, and Crocker Park in Westlake is a short drive east.
Are there condos, 55+ and newer homes in Avon?
Yes. Avon has condo and cluster-home communities ranging from affordable ranch condos at Avon Woods to the Avenbury Lakes 55+ community and newer townhome-style condos at Concord Village. Newer single-family neighborhoods include Red Tail, West Wickham and Palmer Village. Browse Avon condo communities.
Is now a good time to sell a home in Avon, Ohio?
Avon homes are selling quickly. Single-family homes sold in a median of 18 days over the 12 months through October 2026, and the yearly median single-family sale price rose from about $335,000 in 2019 to about $515,000 in 2025, based on MLS Now data. Pricing and preparation still matter, so talk with a local agent about your neighborhood.
How do I find out what my Avon home is worth?
Request a free home value analysis on our List With Us page. We compare your home with recent sales in your neighborhood or condo community.
Who can help me buy or sell a home in Avon, Ohio?
The Avon Ohio Homes Team helps buyers and sellers across Avon’s neighborhoods and condo communities. Contact us or call (216) 916-7778.
