Cleveland Heights

Cleveland Heights, Ohio is a city of character.  It is known as a Tree City because of the many beautiful trees lining its streets and surrounding its parks.

In the early 1800’s the first settlers came to an area which is now a part of Cleveland Heights. It was one of the last areas adjacent to Cleveland to be settled due to its remote location on top of a bluff.  In the Early 1900’s, Cleveland Heights attained a population of 15,000 and gained status as a city.  It now has a population of about 55,000. 

Cleveland Heights is also nationally known as one of the most culturally diverse cities in the United States hosting a variety of life styles.  It is rich in Arts and Culture, having several community theaters, including Cain Park, Coventry Village, and many restaurants offering a variety of cultural cuisines. 

Cleveland Heights Schools have always been above average offering a lot of opportunity to its students.  Drive carefully in Cleveland Heights as you will encounter a lot of bicycle riders, as well as walkers. 

Residents enjoy outdoor recreation in the parks or indoor recreation at the Cleveland Heights Pavilion.   Cleveland Heights is a few minutes away from the renowned Case Western Reserve University, Severance Hall, home of The Cleveland Orchestra, and all of the well known Cleveland Museums.  It is twenty minutes from downtown Cleveland.  The average home in Cleveland Heights is “older” featuring large rooms and elegant craftsmanship and architecture.  Many of the buildings and homes are on the National Registry of Historic Places.

There are also new developments offering town homes and condominiums.  The average priced home in Cleveland Heights is $175,000.  Cleveland Heights can be enjoyed by both the very young and the very old.