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Hudson: Century Homes and a Classic Small-Town Square
Century homes near a classic downtown square, First & Main, and Western Reserve Academy.
Living in Hudson
Hudson, Ohio homes come with one of the classic small-town settings in Northeast Ohio. The city has about 23,000 people in northern Summit County, and its downtown is the picture of a quaint small town: a square with shops and restaurants, a green, and history around every corner.
That history runs deep. Hudson was home to Western Reserve College, founded in 1826. John Brown made his first public vow against slavery here, and the town became part of the Underground Railroad. A 70-acre historic district downtown is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Hudson Homes
Century homes near downtown. Some of the most character-filled homes in Summit County sit in and around downtown Hudson, many of them over 100 years old.
A higher price point. Hudson homes generally sell for more than homes in Cuyahoga Falls. If you're comparing the two, we'll show you what your budget buys in each, side by side.
If you're selling a Hudson home, especially an older one, the right comparables matter. We start with a Home Value Report at your home, where we can see the woodwork, the updates, and everything an online estimate misses.
Downtown Hudson
First & Main. The heart of downtown, built around a green with a bandstand, with boutiques, galleries, and restaurants, plus summer concerts and outdoor movie nights.
The Hudson Clock Tower. This brick landmark has stood at Aurora and Main since 1912.
Western Reserve Academy. A private boarding and day prep school for grades 9 to 12, founded in 1826 as Western Reserve College. In 1882 the college moved to Cleveland and eventually became part of Case Western Reserve University, while the academy stayed right here in Hudson.
Parks and Schools
Hudson Springs Park. Hudson's largest park covers 260 acres, with a 50-acre lake for fishing, two miles of trails around the lake, disc golf, playgrounds, and a children's hedge maze.
Public schools. Hudson is served by the Hudson City School District. As always, confirm the district for any specific address before you buy.
How The Realize Team Serves Hudson
We're The Realize Team at Key Realty, three sisters based in Akron and Cuyahoga Falls, and every deal gets all of us. Abby and Jessica are with you from the first call, and our sister Lauren keeps every deadline on track once you're under contract.
Moving up to Hudson? See trading up in Hudson. Leaving a Hudson home you've had for years? See downsizing in Hudson. Ready to talk about Hudson Ohio homes? Contact The Realize Team or give us a call at (234) 200-6477.
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of homes are in Hudson, Ohio?
Hudson is known for its century homes near downtown, and homes here generally sell for more than in Cuyahoga Falls. We'll show you what your budget buys in Hudson compared with nearby towns.
What is Western Reserve Academy?
A private boarding and day prep school for grades 9 to 12 in Hudson, founded in 1826 as Western Reserve College. The college later moved to Cleveland and became part of Case Western Reserve University; the academy stayed in Hudson.
What public school district serves Hudson?
The Hudson City School District. Always check the district for a specific address before you buy.
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