The short version: 26 single-family homes sold in the Leesburg, Ohio 45135 zip code in the 12 months ending November 10, 2026, at a median price of about $256,000. That is roughly 2 sales a month, and half of those homes sat on an acre or more. With only a handful of homes for sale at any time, Leesburg is one of the tightest markets in Highland County.
This report covers home sales in 45135 from all MLS systems that serve the area, including the Cincinnati MLS, the Columbus MLS and the statewide MyState MLS, so you get the whole picture, not just one slice of it.
Leesburg at a glance
| Homes sold (last 12 months) | 26 |
| Median sale price | About $256,000 |
| Average sale price | About $265,000 |
| Median price per square foot | About $160 |
| Price range | $35,000 to $725,000 |
| Homes on 1 acre or more | 13 of 26 |
| New construction (2024 to 2026) | 4 homes |
Where the sales happened by price
- Under $150,000: 3 sales, all older homes in the village
- $150,000 to $299,999: 16 sales, the heart of the market
- $300,000 to $499,999: 6 sales, mostly country homes on a few acres
- $500,000 and up: 1 sale, a newer home on nearly 34 acres
Most Leesburg buyers are spending between $150,000 and $300,000. In that range you will find newer homes in and near the village, solid ranches, and country homes on a couple of acres.
Land and acreage are a big part of the story
Half of the homes that sold came with an acre or more, and several came with 20 acres or more. Leesburg also saw three large land and farm sales in the past year, all over 50 acres, selling at roughly $7,800 to $11,400 per acre. If you want room to spread out, a barn, or land to farm or hunt, Leesburg and Fairfield Township are worth a close look. Just be ready, because good acreage does not last.
New homes are coming to the village
Four of the 26 homes sold were built in 2024 or later, including new homes on Macy Lane, East Main Street and Lovers Lane Road, selling from about $219,000 to $293,000. New construction is a welcome addition in a town where most housing is decades old.
How Leesburg compares
- Leesburg (45135): median about $256,000, average about $265,000
- Highland County overall: average about $253,000 (report)
- Rocky Fork Lake: median about $215,000 (report)
- Greenfield (45123): median about $150,000 (report)
Leesburg runs a little above the county average and well above Greenfield and Rocky Fork Lake. In our experience, Fairfield Local Schools and the amount of acreage here are two big reasons why.
What this means for buyers
- Expect competition for the good ones. With about 2 sales a month and few homes for sale, well-priced homes in the Fairfield Local district go quickly.
- Watch every MLS. Leesburg listings are spread across three systems. We watch all of them, so call us for the full list.
- Get your financing ready. Much of the area may qualify for a USDA loan with no down payment. Check the exact address.
What this means for sellers
- You are in a strong spot. Low supply and steady demand mean a well-prepared, well-priced home stands out.
- Acreage sells, but price it carefully. Land and country homes vary a lot, so good comparable sales matter.
- Find out what your home could bring. Get your free home valuation.
New to the area? Watch our video and read Living in Leesburg, Ohio, or see what is on the market in our Leesburg homes for sale update.
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Call or text Bryan Vance at 937-776-3405 or Rene Vance at 937-205-6513. Vance Team Realtors, 108 Trimble Place Suite A, Hillsboro, Ohio 45133.
About these numbers: single-family home sales in the 45135 zip code recorded in Realtors Property Resource (RPR) for the 12 months ending November 10, 2026, covering sales from all MLS systems serving the area. Land, farm and multi-family sales are counted separately and not included in the home figures. Price ranges are based on sale price. Figures are rounded, change as new sales are recorded, and are deemed reliable but not guaranteed.