Cleveland, Ohio
Buckeye-Woodhill Homes for Sale
“Discover 7 homes in Buckeye-Woodhill, Ohio”
7 homes
Avg $103,414
Market Overview
Buckeye-Woodhill Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Buckeye-Woodhill, OH
7
Active Listings
$103K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$30,000
To
$155,000
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About Buckeye-Woodhill Real Estate
Buckeye-Woodhill sits on Cleveland’s east side as a residential neighborhood that draws a mix of long-time residents and newer buyers looking for more affordable housing close to the city core. The area features tree-lined streets and a steady stock of single-family homes that range from older two-story houses to simpler ranch styles. Daily life tends to center around local parks and nearby commercial strips that offer basic shopping and dining without requiring a long drive. Families here are generally served by the Cleveland Metropolitan School District along with a handful of nearby charter and private options. With just seven homes currently listed, the market remains small and prices sit at an average of roughly $103,000, giving buyers a narrow but noticeable range between about $30,000 and $155,000. This limited inventory can mean fewer choices at any one time, yet it also keeps competition relatively low compared with busier parts of the city.
Average listing price: $103,414 · 7 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Recent data shows the average listed price around $103,400. Individual homes currently range from about $30,000 to $155,000, so buyers can find options at several different price points within that spread.
There are seven active listings in the neighborhood at the moment. That small number can translate to fewer choices on any given week, so it helps to check listings regularly or work with an agent who monitors new inventory.
Most of the housing stock consists of single-family homes, including older two-story residences and simpler ranch-style properties. Multi-unit buildings appear in smaller numbers along some blocks.
Several smaller parks and green spaces sit within or just outside the neighborhood, offering places for walking, picnics, and casual recreation. Residents often combine these local spots with larger city parks a short drive away.
Students are primarily served by the Cleveland Metropolitan School District, and families also have access to nearby charter and private schools. Touring individual buildings and checking current enrollment policies is recommended before making decisions.