Sheffield Village

Located in Lorain County along the northern edge of Ohio, Sheffield Village is a small community of roughly 4,287 residents spread across 1,815 housing units. Nearly three quarters of those units, 73.9 percent, are owner-occupied, pointing to a housing stock that leans heavily toward homeownership rather than rental. For those who do rent, the median gross rent runs $1,661 per month. The median household income of $102,384 reflects a relatively comfortable economic position for the area. Residents are almost entirely commuters, with just 0.6 percent working from home, and the average trip to work clocks in at 21.2 minutes, suggesting most jobs are reachable within the broader Cleveland and Lorain County metro region without lengthy travel. The community sits close to major roadways that connect it to larger employment centers, making it a practical base for workers employed across the northern Ohio corridor while still maintaining the character of a smaller, self-contained municipality.

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