Darren Warren, one of the area's earliest settlers, lent his name to Warrensville Heights, which became an independent city in 1960. Migration into the area turned the city from an agricultural hub to a residential suburb. While the large lots were broken up to meet housing demands, there is significantly more space than those in neighboring communities. And homebuyers in Warrensville Heights find ways to utilize them, whether to decorate their front lawns or expand residences for those with children. According to Carol Joiner, Realtor with Keller Williams Greater Metropolitan, homebuyers move to Warrensville Heights when they’re ready to settle down and find their forever homes. Join the community of longtime residents and discover why Warrensville Heights was affectionally nicknamed the "Friendly City."
Jacks Thistledown Racino is an interesting way to spend a weekend in Warrensville Heights.
Friends can gather for an after-school study session at Shake Shack in Pinecrest.
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Cade Cods and ranch-style homes
On Hillcroft Drive, the street is lined with broad ranch-style homes that feature asymmetrical facades, large picture windows and interiors with open floor plans. A few blocks down on Frontenac Drive, you'll spot Cape Cod homes with steeply pitched roofs, centralized chimneys and low ceilings. You'll have options whenever you decide to make Warrensville Heights home. "It's relatively affordable. Generally, homes are about $150,000 to $160,000, and some distressed properties are in the $60,000 range," Joiner says. The addition of lower taxes compared to surrounding cities means you can get your forever home for less in Warrensville Heights. There are also rental options on the city's west side for those looking for alternatives before purchasing a home.
Two story ranch homes are even being built in Warrensville Heights.
Eclectic singe family ranch homes are a delight in Warrensville Heights.
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Shopping at Beachwood Place Mall
"It is convenient to the highway and shopping," Joiner says. In fact, you can take Interstate 271 to Harvard Park, the nearest commercial hub on Richmond Road. Find exciting skincare at Ulta Beauty or a new pair of shoes at DSW Designer Shoe Warehouse. Further satisfy your passion for fashion by continuing to the nearby Beachwood Place Mall on Cedar Road, located about 7 miles from the city's core. You can stop by stores like H&M, Forever 21 and even more high-end luxury stores, including Louis Vuitton and Dior.
Visitors can enjoy lunch at the Saucy Brew Works at Pinecrest near Warrensville Heights.
Warrensville Heights residents have plenty of dining and shopping options at Pinecrest.
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Warrensville Heights City School District
Three schools serve students in the city and are a huge draw for families with children. "People are upgrading from Cleveland to the better school system in Warrensville Heights," Joiner says. The Warrensville Heights City School District, starts at Warrensville Heights Elementary School from pre-k through fifth grade, features smaller class sizes than the neighboring city. Children graduate to Warrensville Heights Middle School and then Warrensville Heights High School, home of the Tigers, to conclude their primary education, which boasts a graduation rate of 87%, Niche says. For higher education, Cuyahoga Community College is located nearby and is notably one of Northeast Ohio's largest colleges.
Students can join a variety of clubs and extracurriculars at Warrensville Heights Elementary.
Children are offered a great education at Warrensville Heights Middle School.
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Warrensville Heights has a local library branch
You can continue to pursue knowledge while joining other community members looking to do the same at the Warrensville Heights Branch of Cuyahoga County Public Library on Northfield Road. The children's colorfully decorated area draws the city's youngest residents into a welcoming space for learning. While here, the musically inclined can even record a track at the audio recording studio, perfect for improving cognitive and non-cognitive skills. Or, for a change of pace after school, children can spend recreational time at the Warrensville Heights Family YMCA, within walking distance from the library.
Warrensville Heights' Cuyahoga County Public Library is a great place to enjoy a book.
Enjoy indoor activities at the Warrensville Family YMCA in Warrensville Heights.
A local Clevelander himself, Corey Zucker has a love for the city and surrounding suburbs. Knowing the history and value of each zip code, Corey has the ability to appropriately place you in the neighborhood you wish to call "home." His dedication to his clients guarantees a feeling of importance and priority. Corey's calm yet competitive nature allows him to take the feeling of stress off you while staying alert and eager in the market. With his training coming from the best in the business, Corey is the Real Estate Agent you want to guide you to your next home. Whether it's your starter home or forever home, contact Corey today: (440) 463-5253 or coreyzucker@kw.com
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