From modern waterfront retreats to stately historic mansions, Ohios luxury real estate market is a hidden treasure.
Whether nestled in the rolling countryside or perched along Lake Eries shores, these properties offer unparalleled elegance.
Read on and explore the five most expensive homes in the Buckeye State.
Terry Young @ Keller Williams Greater Metropolitan via Coldwell Banker Realty
Greenfield, OH $2,950,000
Farm Niente, a $2,950,000 alpine log estate, spans 7,856 sq.
ft. with 6 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms on 165+ acres of Ohio farmland.
The finished walkout basement includes a wine cellar and bourbon/wet bar.
Equestrian facilities include a 3-stall barn and bridle trails.
Sold fully furnished, this property offers a peaceful countryside escape.
Where is Greenfield?
It was an important railroad hub in the 19th and early 20th centuries, contributing to its early growth.
Greenfield is surrounded by rolling farmland and is close to Rocky Fork State Park, which offers outdoor recreation.
The community hosts local events and festivals that celebrate its small-town heritage and history.
Great Room
Exposed log beams frame the vaulted ceiling, creating an open and airy great room.
Multiple seating arrangements include sofas, armchairs, and wooden side tables.
A balcony with a wooden railing overlooks the space from the second floor.
Large windows and glass doors bring in natural light and connect the indoors with the outdoors.
Mounted deer heads and framed artwork decorate the walls.
A chandelier with multiple lampshades hangs above, casting a warm glow.
A wooden hutch along the wall holds decorative plates and serving dishes.
Large windows and glass doors open to a balcony, providing views of the surrounding landscape.
Wall sconces add additional lighting to the space.
Multiple seating areas feature leather armchairs, sofas, and a stone fireplace.
Exposed wooden beams run across the ceiling, while recessed lighting brightens the room.
A mix of carpet and tile flooring separates the lounging area from the bar.
Large windows and sliding doors lead outside, integrating the space with the surrounding landscape.
Bedroom
Dark wooden bedposts stand against the backdrop of log walls and ceiling beams.
A chaise lounge with patterned fabric sits near the glass doors leading outside.
Wooden nightstands on either side of the bed hold table lamps with sculpted bases.
Matching curtains frame the windows, complementing the rustic aesthetic.
A plush carpet covers the floor, adding warmth to the space.
A soaking tub sits near windows with wooden blinds, allowing for natural light and privacy.
The stone-tiled shower features decorative inlays and a glass door.
A row of light fixtures above the mirror provides ample illumination.
A wooden cabinet with multiple drawers and doors offers storage for bathroom essentials.
Source:Christopher A Hayden @ Whitetail Properties Real Estate via Coldwell Banker Realty
4. ft. with 10 bedrooms and 14 bathrooms on 7.69 acres.
Where is Hunting Valley?
It is known for its large private estates, wooded landscapes, and low population density.
The village is home to the Chagrin Valley Hunt Club, reflecting its deep equestrian and fox-hunting traditions.
The Chagrin River runs through the area, offering scenic views and outdoor recreation opportunities.
Hunting Valley maintains a quiet, exclusive character while being close to Clevelands cultural and business centers.
Living Room
Vaulted ceilings with exposed beams draw the eye upward in the living room.
A chandelier hangs in the center, casting light over plush red seating and antique tables.
A large arched window serves as a focal point, offering a view of the snowy landscape.
Ornate moldings and decorative elements enhance the classic aesthetic.
Kitchen
Green cabinetry and a bold red stove create a lively contrast in the kitchen.
A central island with a granite countertop provides additional workspace and storage.
An antique wooden hutch stands at the far end, adding a vintage touch.
Patterned rugs and warm wood floors complete the inviting design.
Floral wallpaper and exposed beams give the dining room a vintage charm.
A polished wood dining table with carved chairs sits atop a richly patterned rug.
Large windows framed by patterned curtains allow natural light to fill the space.
A crystal chandelier hangs from the ceiling, adding an elegant focal point.
Library
Wood-paneled walls and built-in bookshelves give the library a warm, stately feel.
A richly patterned rug covers the hardwood floor, complementing the antique furniture.
French doors framed by heavy drapes open to an outdoor view.
Brass railings lead down into the water, reflecting the symmetrical design of the space.
Large windows at the far end allow natural light to filter in.
Framed artwork and tiled walls add a refined touch.
ft. with 7 bedrooms and 9 bathrooms.
A redesigned third floor provides space for an office or bedroom suite.
Outdoor features include a covered terrace overlooking the .37-acre lot.
Where is Columbus?
Double-height ceilings and a grand stone fireplace set the tone in the living room.
Green leather sofas and a mix of textured seating create an inviting arrangement.
A gold chandelier hangs from the wooden ceiling, adding to the traditional charm.
A built-in bar with dark cabinetry provides a refined space for entertaining.
Green cabinetry and marble countertops define the kitchen, blending traditional and modern elements.
A large island with seating provides additional workspace and casual dining.
A rustic wooden dining table sits nearby, accompanied by upholstered chairs and a cushioned bench.
A fireplace with matching green paneling adds warmth to the room.
Hand-painted murals depicting a lakeside scene cover the dining room walls, enhancing the formal ambiance.
A long, polished dining table with elegant chairs sits beneath multiple crystal chandeliers.
French doors lead outside, allowing natural light to filter through.
A carved fireplace with intricate detailing serves as a focal point in the space.
Dark wood paneling and green leather barstools create a classic pub-style atmosphere in the rec room.
A tufted leather sofa and plaid armchairs provide seating near a billiards table.
Vintage-inspired decor and framed artwork line the deep green walls, adding character.
A bar with glass cabinetry offers a space for drinks and conversation.
Tufted headboard and draped curtains frame the bed in the bedroom, creating a soft and elegant retreat.
A fireplace with a white mantel sits across from the bed, accompanied by a television mounted above.
A patterned area rug covers the dark hardwood floor, complementing the neutral color palette.
An open doorway leads to a dressing area with built-in storage.
Source:Paula Koontz Gilmour @ Kw Classic Properties Realty via Coldwell Banker Realty
2. ft. with 8 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms on 13 private acres.
Where is Oberlin?
The city played a significant role in the abolitionist movement and was an important stop on the Underground Railroad.
Oberlins downtown features independent shops, cafes, and galleries that reflect the towns artistic and academic culture.
The city also emphasizes sustainability and environmental initiatives, with many local efforts focused on green energy and conservation.
Exposed wooden beams and a vaulted ceiling set a rustic tone in the living room.
A custom antler chandelier hangs overhead, adding character to the open-concept layout.
Wide-plank flooring complements the wood-paneled walls, blending seamlessly with the natural materials throughout the space.
Wide-plank wood flooring runs the length of the space, complementing the aged wood ceiling.
A farmhouse sink sits beneath a row of upper cabinets with built-in lighting.
A small entryway table against a log-paneled wall adds charm and functionality.
A long dining table sits beneath a set of antler chandeliers, adding to the lodge-style ambiance.
A bar with high-backed wooden stools creates a casual gathering spot near the open-concept kitchen.
Large windows and glass doors lead to an outdoor area, extending the entertainment space.
Dual vanities with natural wood cabinetry provide storage, while a curved wooden ceiling softens the space.
A large mirror framed in reclaimed wood hangs above the tub, adding to the rustic aesthetic.
Black metal fixtures and warm lighting complete the design.
A pool house with a sloped metal roof provides shade and storage.
A stone retaining wall lines the perimeter, adding texture to the outdoor space.
Wide concrete decking offers room for lounge chairs and outdoor seating.
Source:Gregory Erlanger @ Keller Williams Citywide via Coldwell Banker Realty
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Hunting Valley, OH $17,995,000
Unmatched luxury defines this $17,995,000 Hunting Valley estate, spanning 20,686 sq.
ft. with 6 bedrooms and 13 bathrooms on 61 acres along the Chagrin River.
The primary suite offers dual baths, fireplaces, and a private patio.
Outdoor spaces include a four-season room, plunge pool, bocce court, and greenhouse.
A detached 20-car garage with a bar, golf simulator, and barber room completes the property.
It is known for its large estates, wooded landscapes, and low population density.
The village is home to parts of the Chagrin River, providing scenic views and outdoor recreation.
Hunting Valley has a strong connection to the Western Reserve and is near the historic Chagrin Valley Hunt Club.
The area is also known for its excellent schools and proximity to cultural institutions in the Cleveland metropolitan area.
Vaulted wooden beams stretch across the ceiling in this living room, adding depth and architectural interest.
Expansive windows invite natural light and offer scenic views.
A large sectional and multiple lounge chairs surround a cluster of modern coffee tables.
The open floor plan seamlessly connects the living area to a spacious kitchen.
Wine Cellar
Wall-to-wall wooden wine racks line the cellar, offering ample storage for an extensive collection.
A detailed mosaic mural adds an artistic touch, enhancing the old-world charm of the space.
Two ornate wooden chairs and a tasting table create a setting for enjoying fine selections.
Soft lighting highlights the textured ceiling and stone flooring.
Tall ceilings and a statement fireplace with dramatic stonework define the bedroom.
Large windows and glass doors let in natural light and offer access to an outdoor seating area.
Plush wingback chairs and a cushioned bench provide additional seating.
A modern chandelier hangs above, complementing the refined aesthetic.
Freestanding bathtub sits beneath a crystal chandelier, positioned in front of tall windows with sweeping outdoor views.
A spacious glass-enclosed shower features intricate tile patterns and gold fixtures.
Soft drapery and polished flooring enhance the sophisticated ambiance.
A towel warmer and sleek vanity provide both comfort and function.
Pavilion
Rounded archways frame a scenic outdoor view, bringing natural light into the pavilion.
A curved sectional sofa lines the perimeter, providing ample seating around a central ottoman.
Dark wood ceiling beams contrast against the light stone flooring, adding structure to the open space.
Source:Terry Young @ Keller Williams Greater Metropolitan via Coldwell Banker Realty
