A suburban home for sale in Maryville, Illinois, near Anderson Hospital and Triad schools

Maryville, Illinois · Madison County

Homes for sale in Maryville, IL.

The value-to-schools sweet spot between Edwardsville and Collinsville. A ~$295K median, Triad CUSD 2 schools, and homes from Stonebrook to the Drost Park area, minutes from Anderson Hospital.

~$295K
median home price
Triad
CUSD 2 school district
~1 wk
to pending on hot homes
250+
team closings a year

Why Maryville

Maryville buys you a Triad-district address for less than Edwardsville.

The village sits on Illinois Route 159 between Edwardsville and Collinsville, with Interstate 55 and Interstate 70 a few minutes out in either direction. That position is the whole pitch. You get a core Metro East school district and a fast commute, at a median near $295,000, below the $289K to $343K range of Edwardsville and Glen Carbon next door.

Demand here is steady and local. Much of it comes from Anderson Hospital staff who want to live minutes from work, and from Triad-district families who would rather put the savings into more house than into the Edwardsville premium. That combination keeps value-priced inventory tight and well-priced listings moving.

Home Team Realty Group closes 250+ transactions a year across the Metro East, so the team prices Maryville against what actually sold on the street, subdivision by subdivision, not against a regional average.

A brick two-story home in a Maryville, Illinois subdivision
~$295K
median, below Edwardsville

On the ground

Maryville’s subdivisions each sit at a different point around the median.

The village runs from newer-build subdivisions on the north and east edges to established streets around the village core and Drost Park. Where you shop changes the price, the lot, and sometimes the school zone.

  • Stonebrook. One of the village’s larger newer-build subdivisions, where two-story family homes draw Triad-district buyers who want updated construction without crossing into the Edwardsville price band.
  • Ridgewood. An established residential pocket of single-family homes, a steady value option for first-move-up buyers and households who want to stay close to Anderson Hospital and Route 159.
  • The Drost Park area. The neighborhoods around Drost Park and the Maryville lake, where mature trees, the trail, and the village’s signature green space sit at the doorstep. The most walkable, community-anchored part of town.

School zoning is the detail to confirm here. Most of Maryville feeds Triad CUSD 2, but part of the village is zoned to Collinsville CUSD 10, and the line runs through town rather than around it. A Home Team agent pulls the exact assignment for any address before you tour, so a school-first search never gets surprised at closing.

Around town

Maryville is built around a major hospital, a lake park, and a short interstate hop.

The three anchors that shape daily life here, and that show up in how fast homes near them sell.

Anderson Hospital

One of the area’s largest employers sits inside the village. For nurses, techs, and staff, a Maryville address turns the commute into a few minutes, which is why hospital workers are a steady share of every buyer pool here.

Drost Park & the lake

Drost Park is the village’s signature green space, with the Maryville lake, walking trails, ball fields, and summer events. Streets near the park hold their value and their demand on the resale market.

Firemen’s Park & Route 159

Firemen’s Park anchors the village core, and Route 159 plus a quick Interstate 55 ramp put Edwardsville, Collinsville, and the St. Louis commute all within easy reach. Central without the central price.

Maryville, answered

The questions buyers ask before they search Maryville.

What is the average home price in Maryville, IL?
The median home in Maryville runs about $295,000, which lands below the Edwardsville and Glen Carbon medians while keeping the same Metro East school pull. That gap is the reason Maryville is known as the value-to-schools sweet spot. A Home Team agent prices your search to the specific subdivision, since a Stonebrook two-story and an older Drost Park ranch sit at different points around that median. Search Maryville homes →
What school district is Maryville, IL in?
Most of Maryville sits in Triad CUSD 2, the same district that serves Troy, with a portion of the village zoned to Collinsville CUSD 10. Because the boundary runs through town, the exact school assignment can change street to street, so a Home Team agent confirms the zone for any address before you tour it.
How fast do homes sell in Maryville, IL?
Homes across the Metro East core sell in roughly 50 to 63 days, and well-priced Maryville homes in the Triad zone move faster, with the most in-demand listings going pending in about a week. Demand from Anderson Hospital staff and Triad families keeps the value-priced inventory tight, so pricing and timing matter.
Why do people buy homes in Maryville instead of Edwardsville?
Maryville buyers want a strong Metro East school district and a short commute without the Edwardsville price. The ~$295,000 median buys more house than the same budget does in Edwardsville or Glen Carbon, while Anderson Hospital, Interstate 55, and Drost Park sit minutes away. Hospital staff and Triad-district families make up much of the demand. Compare with Edwardsville →

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