Neighborhoods in Cuyahoga County, OH

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  Hunting Valley

  Hunting Valley, spanning eight square miles between Cuyahoga and Geauga Counties, offers a rural and secluded lifestyle with a strong emphasis on land conservation. The neighborhood is characterized by its scenic country roads, wooden split rail fences, and open fields. Residences, often hidden behind privacy screens of trees, include established

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    $1.53M

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    $797K - $16.7M

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  Bentleyville

  Bentleyville is a small, affluent town in Northeast Ohio known for its highly-rated schools, luxurious homes and cascading waterfalls. “Many people live here because it has really nice houses, they’re still in the school district, and they can easily commute to work,” says Karen Eagle with Karen Eagle Group, an award-winning realty group in

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    $903K

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    $689K - $2.2M

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  Gates Mills

  Gates Mills, a small community of 2,000 residents, offers a blend of historical charm and spacious living. The village, characterized by colonial-style buildings and vintage lampposts, retains its 19th-century mill town ambiance. Civic clubs, a theater troupe, and a library occupy the non-residential buildings, emphasizing a community-focused

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    $801K

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    $353K - $4.5M

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  Moreland Hills

  Moreland Hills, near Cleveland, features large-lot homes and highly-rated schools. Residents enjoy Chagrin Valley Country Club, Cleveland Metroparks South Chagrin Reservation, and nearby Chagrin Falls for dining and recreation. Moreland Hills is a village with a rich history, originally a farming and dairy community, now serving as a gateway

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    $763K

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    $262K - $2.6M

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  Pepper Pike

  About 20 miles east of Cleveland is a place specially designed so that it doesn’t become like any other suburban community. Homes built in Pepper Pike must have at least an acre of land surrounding it, though it’s about a 25-minute drive to the hustle and bustle of downtown. “I would classify this area as an upscale suburban/rural community,” says

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    $717K

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    $408K - $2.9M

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  Chagrin Falls

  Named after the waterfall at its center, Chagrin Falls is a small village situated atop the Chagrin River. Residents enjoy the perks of having highly-rated schools, a convenient shopping district, scenic views and a strong community spirit. “People are proud to live here,” says Kelsey Wolf, a realtor with the award winning Karen Eagle Group and

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    $606K

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    $252K - $4.3M

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  Orange

  Known as the birthplace of James A. Garfield, the 20th President of the United States, Orange is a small suburban village in Cuyahoga County, Ohio. Eighteen miles southeast of downtown Cleveland and home to 3,421 people, Orange Village provides a quaint, rural aesthetic combined with a variety of housing options and an extensive price range.

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    $579K

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    $195K - $1.4M

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  Woodmere

  Woodmere is a neighborhood with a rich history and a blend of serene greenery and a bustling commercial district. Originally a stop on the underground railroad, Woodmere has evolved into a community with diverse housing options, including homes on over an acre of land. The housing market is competitive, reflecting its desirability. Families are

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    $522K

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    $271K - $1.4M

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  Beachwood

  Don't be fooled by its name, there are no beaches in Beachwood. In fact, it's quite a distance away from Lake Erie, the closest waterfront. Beachwood is named after the beech trees that once blanketed the area. As the story goes, when Beachwood was still a village, a hall clerk misspelled its name on some official documents, and it has been

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    $519K

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    $183K - $1.5M

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  Solon

  Solon is a Cleveland suburb with some of the best schools in the state. Although the top-rated schools draw in families, people from all walks of life enjoy the town’s well-kept parks and trails, large recreation center and active community. “There's a lot of diversity in Solon, and there’s people of all generations. There are people who have

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    $494K

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    $212K - $1.5M

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  Brecksville

  "A lot of people who grew up here tend to stay here," says Realtor Chris Davidson of Howard Hanna. "It's common to have multiple generations of families here. You'll hear things like, 'I remember when your father was in school here.' People naturally want to stick around." Brecksville's allure lies in its diverse housing options, characterized by

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    $484K

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    $126K - $1.6M

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  Avenue District

  Cleveland’s Avenue District offers the convenience of being central to everything downtown. Also known as the Ninetwelve District, a rebranding of Cleveland's Financial District, these roughly 10 city blocks are surrounded on all sides by Cleveland's greatest hits: the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, Playhouse Square, Asiatown, House of Blues and more.

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    $476K

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    $449K - $646K

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  Cedar-Fairmount

  Long known as the "Gateway to Cleveland Heights," Cedar-Fairmount sits atop a hill dotted with perennials and a mixture of local cafes, bookshops, restaurants, and small businesses. The neighborhood was registered as a historic district in 1976, considering its past and the landmarks in town like the century-old Alcazar Hotel. In the 1890s,

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    $473K

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    $127K - $1.7M

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    11 Listings

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  Westlake

  Westlake, home to over 33,000 Ohioans, epitomizes the suburban lifestyle. With subdivisions full of curved streets and cul-de-sacs, plus a highly rated public school system, the area welcomes families. The city also appeals to young professionals who can work and play in Crocker Park, a massive open-air mall and lifestyle center — the hub of

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    $463K

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    $129K - $1.8M

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  Bay Village

  Home to about 15,000 residents, Bay Village is an idyllic community 16 miles west of Downtown Cleveland along Lake Erie’s shoreline. It's a mostly residential city, with two shopping centers and acres of beautiful parklands including Huntington Reservation, a Cleveland Metropark with trails, beach access, historical sites, dining and education.

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    $462K

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    $219K - $2.3M

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  Rocky River

  Named after the stream that runs through the southern shore of Lake Erie, Rocky River is a lakeside community with multiple green spaces, outdoor recreation and a highly rated school system. As part of the Cleveland Metropark system, otherwise known as the “Emerald Necklace,” Rocky River has earned national recognition from the Arbor Day

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    $454K

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    $110K - $2.5M

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  Little Italy

  Established by Italian immigrants in the late 1800s, Little Italy has evolved into a vibrant hub of award-winning cuisine, trendy art galleries, and unique boutiques. The neighborhood's artistic roots trace back to Italian sculptor Joseph Carrabelli, whose legacy is reflected in the area's stone and marble works. Today, Little Italy offers a rich

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    $452K

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    $206K - $1.1M

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  Hingetown

  Aptly named, Hingetown opens the door between the attractions of downtown Cleveland and the dynamic restaurant and small business scene of Ohio City. The neighborhood has a unique blend of history and modernity, where 1800s brick warehouses neighbor new luxury residences with floor-to-ceiling windows. In the last 15 years, breweries, boutiques and

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    $451K

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    $213K - $785K

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  Duck Island

  Situated between Tremont, Ohio City and downtown Cleveland, Duck Island is neither an island nor a sanctuary for waterfowl. The name, according to locals, refers to the act of “ducking,” or hiding, from the law. “During the Prohibition Era, this was where a lot of criminals and people that were doing things under the radar would come and hide out

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    $444K

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    $158K - $1.3M

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  Highland Heights

  Highland Heights' competitive housing market draws families because of the highly rated school district. Convenient access to major highways, public transit, and nearby colleges further enhance the city's allure. Natural amenities, including parks, nature trails with adjacent ponds and marshes, and many golf courses, add to the charm of the

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    $441K

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    $264K - $1.1M

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  Mayfield

  While Mayfield Village offers highly rated schools and a charming small-town feel 20 miles east of downtown Cleveland, Angie Molitoris, a Realtor with RE/MAX Crossroads, says there are plenty of reasons that she’s sold over a dozen homes in the town since 2021. “The city services are great,” Molitoris says. “They pick up anything you put out on

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    $415K

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    $231K - $945K

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  Independence

  Independence, Ohio, a small city characterized by its industrial buildings and access to nature. "Independence is a lot of industry, says Realtor Patty Renaud for Russell Real Estate Services." "It's like halfway between Cleveland and Akron, so all the highways go into Independence. There are a ton of office buildings, but the city itself is

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    $412K

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    $219K - $944K

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  Shaker Heights

  East of Cleveland, Shaker Heights' historic homes and tree-lined streets made it a picturesque setting for the 2020 miniseries drama "Little Fires Everywhere." This "Garden City" suburb was designed to incorporate the natural greenery and lakes into the urban lifestyle. Today, its transportation, housing, recreation and education options are

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    $410K

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    $60K - $2.1M

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  Broadview Heights

  Broadview Heights a city in Cuyahoga County, Ohio is full of homes often surrounded by nature, which makes it appealing to those who like the outdoors. Locals can bask in the city’s parks, greenspaces and community centers. Broadview Heights prioritizes education with the highly rated Brecksville-Broadview Heights City School District.

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    $410K

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    $126K - $1M

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  Gordon Square Arts District

  The towering 14-foot paddle ball sculpture at the heart of the Gordon Square Arts District stands as a playful emblem of the neighborhood’s artistic spirit. The area is home to three historic major theaters, ethnically-diverse restaurants, and a retro pinball parlor, reflecting its dedication to arts and entertainment. Gordon Square thrived as a

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    $399K

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    $167K - $833K

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    19 Listings

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