Tudor Gardens

Maumee sits along the Maumee River about ten miles southwest of Toledo, carrying a sense of history that stretches back to the Ottawa people who first settled this river valley. The city played a role in the Northwest Indian War, and Fallen Timbers Battlefield Memorial Park stands as a tangible reminder of that past. Today, Maumee operates as a self-contained suburb with its own commercial core, including the Shops at Fallen Timbers, which draws residents from across the greater Toledo area. Side Cut Metropark and the Maumee River give the city a natural character that sets it apart from many suburban communities its size. The housing stock reflects that mix of history and practicality, with mid-rise apartment communities, townhomes, and single-family rentals available throughout the city. Renters drawn to walkable retail corridors and easy highway access to Toledo via Route 24 and the Ohio Turnpike find Maumee a practical base.