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    • 16,812 Sq. Ft.

    • $100,000

    • 20,731 Sq. Ft.

    • Available

    • 23,311 Sq. Ft.

    • Available

    • 18,398 Sq. Ft.

    • Available

    • 15,226 Sq. Ft.

    • Available

    • 18,306 Sq. Ft.

    • Sold

    • 17,813 Sq. Ft.

    • Available

    • 17,664 Sq. Ft.

    • Available

    • 18,788 Sq. Ft.

    • Available

    • 26,662 Sq. Ft.

    • SOLD

    • 41,655 Sq. Ft.

    • Sold

    • 40,732 Sq. Ft.

    • SOLD!

    • 35,857 Sq. Ft.

    • SOLD!

    • 13,901 Sq. Ft.

    • SOLD!

    • 13,917 Sq. Ft.

    • SOLD!

    • 13,905 Sq. Ft.

    • Available

    • 13,893 Sq. Ft.

    • Available

    • 13,881 Sq. Ft.

    • Available

    • 13,870 Sq. Ft.

    • Available

Lot Pricing

    • 32,903 Sq. Ft.

    • Available

    • 45,458 Sq. Ft.

    • Available

    • 32,280 Sq. Ft.

    • Available

    • 28,997 Sq. Ft.

    • Available

    • 11,742 Sq. Ft.

    • Available

    • 11,681 Sq. Ft.

    • Available

    • 30,627 Sq. Ft.

    • SOLD

    • 15,700 Sq. Ft.

    • Available

    • 15,425 Sq. Ft.

    • Available

Lot Location

Only a quick 5 minute drive to downtown Perrysburg!

The History of Riverford

Ed Schroeder’s father, Ed Jr, purchased the 150 acre farm in 1980 with the intention of future development to continue with the family business started in Toledo in 1946 by Ed Sr. A devastating barn fire on Christmas Eve 1989 moved up the developments timeline. Riverford began with a bang by hosting the Toledo HBA Parade of Homes in 1992 on Greenville Drive.

The Schroeder family’s vision was to incorporate Perrysburg’s history.

The name RIVERFORD meaning to ford or cross the river. With the Maumee River and Fort Meig’s locations it could be historically accurate that pioneers, soldiers and wagons had use the river bottoms as a crossing location.

The rich history of Perrysburg is continued in the naming of streets and architectural designs. Most homes have some sort of historic detailing. Whether victorian, colonial or craftsman all homes require the street-side to be of a natural products such as wood, stone or brick.

We are currently offering lots in Plat XI. This is our former ravine and pasture for cows and sheep who had entertained the neighbors for decades. Many homeowners can share stories of cows in their yards and rumor has it… once upon a time, a chicken entered a kitchen.

Now, the farm animals are gone and roads, utilities, and an EPA required retention pond have been added.

Contact us for more information.

Your Neighbors,
Ed & Maureen Schroeder
Schroeder Property Management

Visit the link below to read over the Riverford Plat XI restrictions.