Perrysburg
 

Background: Perrysburg is located on the southern shore of the Maumee river, just south of the city of Toledo. A beautiful area of progress and history, where quaint homes overlook sparkling blue waters.

Perrysburg neighborhoods proudly display a wide range of Victorian homes preserving early American heritage. The community's historic business district provides easy access to shoppers from Perrysburg and surrounding communities. Close by is Fort Meigs, a fully restored fort which played a vital role in America's defense during the War of 1812.

Public Schools: Perrysburg is served by the Perrysburg School District which consists of of four elementary, one junior high school, and one high school. For a 2007-2008 Perrysburg School District Report Card from the Ohio Department of Education, click here.

Private Schools:  The Greater Toledo area is served by more than a dozen private schools. For a complete list of these schools and links to each institution, click here to visit the Greater Toledo community page.

Recreation Facilities: The city of Perrysburg offers several city-owned parks and provide playing fields, tennis courts, picnic areas, play grounds, swimming,  fishing, and nature walking trails. The city also sponsors an organized recreation program for youths and adults.

 Perrysburg Subdivisions
Sub-division Price Range 

Hull Prairie Meadows        

$250,000 – 375,000
Carrington Woods $300,000 – 800,000
Shawnee Trace  $175,000 – 275,000
Three Meadows $175,000 – 260,000
Meadow Creek  $175,000 – 275,000
The Sanctuary $350,000 – 1,000,000
Sanctuary Meadows $350,000 – 500,000
River Ridge $350,000 – 550,000
The Hamlet  $300,000 – 900,000
Shawnee Junction $180,000 – 275,000
Rivercrest $175,000 – 525,000
Indian Meadows $150,000 – 250,000
Saddlebrook $225,000 – 300,000
Bridgefield $190,000 – 250,000
Belmont Farms  $200,000 – 450,000
Crandenbrook   $200,000 – 300,000
Ridgewood Crossing  $190,000 – 230,000
   
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Did You Know?
 

Perrysburg was platted in 1816 by the Federal Government below the historical site of Fort Meigs on the Maumee River. The town was named for Oliver Hazzard Perry, the famous Commodore who won the Battle of Lake Erie during the War of 1812.

The village became an important shipbuilding center and the third largest Great Lakes Port after Cleveland and Buffalo around the 1840's, but declined after Toledo and Detroit had become larger. In the early 1900's, Perrysburg prospered due to the building of the Toledo Interurban Railroad. Perrysburg established itself as a bedroom community. The development of the Interstate highway system in the 1950's and 1960's spurred more rapid growth in the area. Perrysburg became a city in 1960, with 5,519 residents. The Rossford Ordinance Depot in Perrysburg Township became the largest industrial park in Wood County. Chrysler and other companies were attracted to the area.

Since the 1970's, the area has grown at a rapid pace. Perrysburg stands poised for the future and is proud of its colorful past.
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