Welcome to Maumee, Ohio
About Maumee
Maumee is a suburb of Toledo with waterfront views and a substantial number of historic homes near the Maumee River. Residents can easily walk or bike through the streets to grab lunch uptown at one of the local restaurants, such as the Village Idiot, voted Best Pizza, Dale’s Bar & Grill, or Georgette’s for a delicious salad. A step away from uptown leads to picturesque parks by the Maumee River, ideal for evening strolls, fishing, and water sports.
Historic
Waterfront Views
Top Ranked Schools
In-Touch With Nature
Located on the Maumee River
Maumee has the oldest building in the county, built in 1837 it was once believed to be a stopping point for the Underground Railroad and a smuggling route during prohibition. Currently, the building is occupied by Levi and Lilac’s Whiskey Room which offers a relaxing space specializing in whiskey and handcrafted cocktails.
Homes In Maumee
The community calendar is jam-packed with events with the largest annual free outdoor entertainment fundraiser Project iAm, Acoustics for Autism. Family friendly, for all ages, music on 8 stages by 95+ bands.
Maumee homes range in prices and size, with many historic homes within the city, and newer neighborhoods on the outskirts. There many be a $1,000,000 dollar house across from a $250,000 home, it is a mixed-income community.
