Why Live in Cleveland Heights
Cleveland Heights in Albany is a neighborhood with narrow, quiet streets shaded by oak and cedar trees. The area features mid-20th-century homes, including ranch styles and Tudor-inspired cottages, many of which have been renovated or well-maintained. Some homes are being purchased by investors for renovation. The neighborhood is bordered by Hilsman Park, offering a walking path and open fields, while Tift Park, less than 2 miles away, provides a playground, tennis courts, and a community market on Saturdays. Cleveland Heights is also close to the Flint River, ideal for fishing and kayaking. The neighborhood is 4 miles from Albany Mall, which includes major retailers like Target and Publix. North Slappey Boulevard, which borders Cleveland Heights, has daily conveniences such as Walgreens and Fresh Foods International Market, along with local dining spots like Pearly's Famous Country Cooking. Annual events nearby include the Snickers Marathon and First Fridays on the Flint, featuring food, drink, and live music. Cleveland Heights is accessible via U.S. Routes 19 and 82, with downtown Albany and Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital just a mile away. The Southwest Georgia Regional Airport is 4 miles south. The neighborhood falls under the Dougherty County School System, with students attending Northside Elementary, Merry Acres Middle, and Monroe High, the latter known for its extensive clubs and college prep programs.
