Where's the best place to live in Cleveland, Ohio?

Answer 1

I'm going to have to go with Beachwood, too. It is perfect as far as community, people, shopping, parks, nice homes, affordability, location, fitness centers, centrality to other nice places like Shaker, Cleveland Hts., Pepper Pike and more. You won't be disappointent. Great schools too. Speaking of schools, Orange is on the list of the best High Schools in the nation. People seem to like it there, but it doesn't turn me on much.

Answer 2

You gave no specifics. So I can only answer in stereotypes. Take no offense as these answers are well accepted here in Cleveland as fact.

Gay or Lesbian = Lakewood

Art & Education = Cleveland Hts.

Extremely Rich = Hunting Valley, Gates Mills, Moreland Hills, Pepper Pike

Italian = Mayfield Hts

Jewish = Shaker Hts, Pepper Pike

Eastern European heritage = Parma, Seven Hills

Yuppie, non denominational = Strongsville, North Ridgeville, North Royalton, Twinsburg, Hudson, Broadview Hts, Lyndhurst and many others.

Ghetto = East Cleveland, Near West side to West 100th and Lakewood, Warrensville Hts. Maple Hts,

Not Ghetto yet but will be =
Garfield Hts
Bedford

But the best place is up to you. I know people everywhere here. All have found their way.

I hate the city, I live on a horse farm an hour outside the city. I will never move back.

Good Luck in your quest.

Answer 3

Excuse lots of the submit Cleveland has a protracted status history of East area vs. West area & everybody continually needs to declare how the East area is poor besides the undeniable fact that that is somewhat very large and intensely diverse aspects. a number of the places pronounced are no longer as crime ridden as some people attempt to declare. in any case i do no longer see why you does not choose for to stay in Mayfield Hts. that is close to your activity, and the loose way so in case you go with for to bypass downtown you're spectacular there, additionally there is plenty places to bypass paying for in that section. Non loose way get entry to to Mayfield Hts section large places could be Cleveland Hts., college Hts., Lyndhurst, Richmond Heights, Beachwood, and South Euclid. & confident there's a very large Jewish inhabitants over right here on the East area. There are aspects of Euclid this is extremely large and additionally Wickcliff isn't that a ways removed from Mayfield Hts the two. in case you like a extra diverse section with lots of unique shops verify out Cleveland Hts.

Answer 4

Beachwood, Pepper Pike, Lyndhurst, Orange, Gates Mills...the eastern suburbs

Answer 5

I lived in Solon, Gates Mills, Hudson, Aurora and Chagrin Falls and they were all wonderful places to live. But, nothing beats the charm of Chagrin Falls. It is fun to just walk around downtown with the sound of the falls in the background. Brutal winters, however.

Answer 6

I agree pretty much with Grass Hopper - except Garfield Hts. I live there and love it. Yes, it's well integrated, but that doesn't mean ghetto; there are a lot of police that are visible, and the area I live in is extremely quiet and safe.

Answer 7

beachwood is very nice

also suburbs like Twinsburg, Solon, Orange, Brecksville all are very nice and quiet communities.

Living in downtown is the most fun.

Lived in Cleveland for 5 years.

Answer 8

Cleveland heights
its peaceful!

Answer 9

I like the west suburbs....Rocky River and Westlake. They have good schools and low crime.

Answer 10

200 miles south, in Pittsburgh!