Condo Details

Wildberry: Townhome Condos for Sale in Avon Lake, Ohio

Wildberry at a Glance

Location: Wildberry Cir area, Avon Lake, OH 44012
Streets: Wildberry Cir, Ashberry Ln, Ashberry Ct, Cranberry Ct, Linsberry Ct, Waterberry Ct
Property type: Townhome condominiums
Year built: 2001–2017
Unit size: About 1,600–2,050 sq ft
Bedrooms: 2–4
Condo fee: About $300/month (most recent listing)
Amenities: In-ground pool and tennis courts
School district: Avon Lake City Schools
Recent sales: $280,000–$385,000 (11 sales, 2024–2026)
Sales and community data: MLS Now.

Overview

Wildberry is a townhome condo community built from 2001 to 2017 that balances quiet, suburban living with quick access to I-90. Many units include basements with room to finish, and residents share an in-ground pool and tennis courts.

Homes & Features

  • Townhomes of about 1,600 to 2,050 square feet
  • Two to four bedrooms
  • Basements in many units
  • In-ground pool and tennis courts

Community & Location

Wildberry is in south Avon Lake near I-90, a short drive from Avon Commons, Crocker Park and the Cleveland Clinic Richard E. Jacobs Health Center in Avon.

Schools

Wildberry is served by Avon Lake City Schools. The district reported in fall 2025 that Avon Lake High School was ranked #1 in Lorain County by U.S. News & World Report. Confirm individual school assignments with the district.

Frequently Asked Questions

What do Wildberry condos sell for?

Wildberry condos sold for about $280,000 to $385,000 across 11 sales from 2024 to 2026, based on MLS Now data.

What is the condo fee at Wildberry?

The most recent listing showed a fee of about $300 per month.

What amenities does Wildberry have?

Residents share an in-ground pool and tennis courts.

When was Wildberry built?

Wildberry was built from 2001 to 2017.

What school district is Wildberry in?

Wildberry is in the Avon Lake City School District.

Get in Touch

Contact the Avon Lake Living Team for current availability or a private showing in Wildberry.

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