Built in 1998 and sitting on 2.34 acres, the home at 70 Rydalwood Lane in Moreland Hills has four bedrooms and nine bathrooms .CLEVELAND, Ohio - Homes in Moreland Hills and Pepper Pike nabbed $2.79 million and $2 million, making them the most expensive homes sold in Cuyahoga County in April, according to property records.
The other homes in the top 10 were two in Westlake and one each in Brecksville, Chagrin Falls, Gates Mills, Hunting Valley, Rocky River and Shaker Heights, all of which sold for $1.09 million or more. An additional five homes also for at least $1 million. The most expensive purchase was a colonial-style house in Moreland Hills near the Forest Ridge Preserve. The 10-room building was built in 1998, with four bedrooms, six bathrooms, three half-baths, a fireplace and an attached garage for four vehicles, for a total living area of 7,813 square feet.
The Pepper Pike home selling for $2 million measures 4,896 square feet, with four bedrooms and four full bathrooms. The 3-year-old colonial sits on a 1-acre lot., three of which sold for at least $2 million, including another home in Moreland Hills., topped by a Westlake colonial at $1.55 million.1. Moreland Hills - 70 Rydalwood Lane - $2.79 million3. Hunting Valley - 3030 Roundwood Road - $1.6 million5. Brecksville - 2643 Hidden Canyon Drive - $1.3 million7.