Seville

Tucked into Medina County in northeast Ohio, this small village is home to roughly 2,115 residents and 967 housing units. Ownership is the dominant tenure here, with 84.7 percent of occupied units owner-occupied, reflecting a community where most households have put down long-term roots. Renters who do lease pay a median gross rent of $938 per month. The median household income sits at $73,698. Nearly all working residents commute out for their jobs, as just 1.2 percent of workers report working from home, suggesting that most employment is tied to workplaces in surrounding communities and the broader Medina County region. The village's relatively compact size means residents likely know their neighbors well, and the housing stock leans heavily toward owner-occupied single-family homes. Seville sits in a largely rural corner of the county, positioned between the larger cities of Medina and Wooster, giving residents access to regional employment and services while living in a smaller setting.

Market description generated from current MLS and U.S. Census data.