The five highest-priced home sales reported in Cleveland & South Suburbs Area, Ohio for the week ending October 25, 2026 came to a combined $3.06 million. All five are single-family homes in Cuyahoga County, and they range widely in age and type: two colonials in Brecksville, a Cape Cod in North Royalton, a ranch in Independence and a newly built contemporary home on Cleveland’s near west side.
The oldest of the group dates to 1979 and the newest was completed this year, the only new construction among the five. Howard Hanna agents listed two of the five homes.
No. 1 — $719,087 · 6986 Kingscote Park, Independence, Ohio
The week’s top sale was a brick ranch in the Brampton Hunts neighborhood of Independence, which sold for $719,087. Built in 1995 by a custom builder, the one-story home has four bedrooms, all of them on the main level, and four bathrooms. With 5,120 square feet of living space, it is the largest of the five homes.
The great room is warmed by a fireplace with glass doors that can burn wood or run on gas logs, and the main floor also has a pantry, walk-in closets and a jetted tub. Maple staircases lead both up and down. Above is a four-foot walk-up attic, finished and used for storage, with part of it already roughed in for future expansion. Below, the full basement has a finished full bathroom and a second kitchen area with gas hookups, space that could become an in-law suite, a workshop or a place to entertain. The basement stairs sit right by the garage door.
Outside, the brick home stands on 0.48 acres with a patio and irrigation sprinklers, and the community has a pool. The attached garage, which faces the side, has room for three and a half cars, the most of the five homes.
The home went under contract six days after it was listed. Holly Michalke of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Stouffer Realty was the listing agent, and Josephine M Calabro, also of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Stouffer Realty, represented the buyer.
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No. 2 — $675,000 · 6541 Crabtree Ln, Brecksville, Ohio
In The Timbers neighborhood of Brecksville, a brick-front colonial sold for $675,000. The home sits on a pie-shaped 0.52-acre lot on a cul-de-sac, the largest lot of the five, and mature trees surround it. A short walk takes residents to downtown Brecksville and the Metro Parks.
Built in 1987 with a center-hall plan, the two-story home has four bedrooms, two full baths and a half bath in 2,945 square feet. The living room, with a pair of French doors, and the dining room sit on either side of the entrance foyer. The kitchen has white cabinets, stainless-steel appliances and a center island. The family room rises to a vaulted ceiling and has built-in shelves and a masonry fireplace, and next to it is a study that looks out on the woods. Laundry is on the first floor. The primary suite is upstairs, and its bath has two sinks.
Out back, a wood deck with built-in seating looks over a water feature in the private yard. The unfinished partial basement offers storage and could serve as a workshop. The property last sold for $256,500 in 1990.
The home went under contract two days after it was listed, the fastest of the week’s five sales, and sold for $30,000 above its $645,000 asking price. Ann W Hurley and Wade Hurley, both of Howard Hanna, were the listing agents, and Michael L Anter of JAMM Real Estate Co. represented the buyer. Howard Hanna agents also listed the No. 3 sale in this Top 5.
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No. 3 — $573,000 · 6608 Devonshire Dr, North Royalton, Ohio
A Cape Cod in the Sherwood Highlands neighborhood of North Royalton sold for $573,000 after going under contract three days after it was listed, and it sold for $23,000 above its $550,000 asking price.
The 1992 home has three bedrooms and three bathrooms, two full and one half, in 3,970 square feet on 0.39 acres. Its kitchen was remodeled in 2021 with white Shaker cabinets, quartz counters, KitchenAid appliances and an island with a nine-foot breakfast bar, plus an eating area set in a bay. Off the kitchen is a two-story great room with skylights, deep windows and a fireplace.
The primary suite is on the first floor, with a vaulted ceiling, a bay window and a bath that has a garden tub and a separate shower. A formal dining room, a private office and a guest bath round out that floor. The finished basement has a large recreation room along with office space and storage. Among the recent updates are smart light switches, new flooring and lighting, and a generator for the whole home.
A large composite deck opens off the kitchen, and a stamped concrete walk runs from the driveway to the deck. There is a paver patio at the front, a shed and professional landscaping. The property last sold for $265,000 in 2013.
Debbie Mottl and Amanda L Mottl of Howard Hanna were the listing agents. With this sale and the No. 2 sale in Brecksville, Howard Hanna listed two of the week’s five highest-priced homes.
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No. 4 — $558,000 · 1872 W 57th St, Cleveland, Ohio
The newest home in this Top 5 is also its most urban. Completed in 2026 in the N M Standarts Allotment, in Cleveland’s Gordon Square area, the contemporary two-story home sold for $558,000. It is close to downtown Cleveland and public transit.
The home has three bedrooms and four bathrooms, three full and one half, in 2,495 square feet on a 3,419-square-foot lot, the smallest home and the smallest lot of the five. The exterior combines stone veneer, stucco and siding under a metal roof. Inside, an open plan has nine-foot ceilings on the first floor, and an open staircase with cable railings rises through the home.
The kitchen has quartz waterfall counters, soft-close cabinets with dovetail joints, a gas range with a hood and a pot filler. The primary bedroom is separated by a sound-insulated wall, and the bathrooms have floating vanities and lighted, heated mirrors. The finished basement, also with nine-foot ceilings, adds living space and a half bath. The two-car garage is insulated and wired for an electric vehicle, with windows and an eight-by-16-foot door.
The home went under contract 25 days after it was listed. Nicholas J Huscroft of Chosen Real Estate Group was the listing agent, and Jaclyn Drager of The Agency Cleveland Northcoast represented the buyer.
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No. 5 — $539,000 · 10222 Deer Run, Brecksville, Ohio
The second Brecksville colonial on the list, at 10222 Deer Run in the Echo Hills neighborhood, sold for $539,000, its full asking price, after going under contract three days after it was listed. Built in 1979, it is the oldest of the five homes.
The two-story home has four bedrooms and four bathrooms, two full and two half, in 4,086 square feet on 0.47 acres. A large living room leads into the dining room. The kitchen, with white shaker-style cabinets, granite counters and stainless-steel appliances, opens to the family room, where there is a brick fireplace and a sliding door to the patio. The same flooring runs through the foyer, kitchen and family room, and a laundry room has been added on the first floor. The partially finished basement includes a second kitchen. The yards, front and back, have been relandscaped.
The Echo Hills development has a playground, a fishing lake and a swimming lake, and the home is minutes from Cuyahoga Valley National Park, Boston Mills Ski Resort, Seneca Golf Course and trails for hiking and biking. The property last sold for $500,000 in 2025.
Francoise B Alvarez of LPT Realty was the listing agent, and John E Lambert of Howard Hanna represented the buyer.
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RealtyWire selected these transactions from publicly reported residential sales identified for the calendar week ending Sunday, October 25, 2026. The report may exclude private, off-market, delayed or nondisclosed transactions. Prices, property details and professional representation are reported as available at publication and may be updated following confirmation from transaction participants.
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