Why Live in Historic Ridgewood
Historic Ridgewood in Canton is a neighborhood rich in history and charm, featuring red brick roads lined with oak trees and historic lampposts. The area is known for its Tudor Revival and Colonial homes, many of which are two to three stories and offer over 2,500 square feet of living space. These homes, set back from the street with long driveways, reflect the neighborhood's past as a residence for Canton’s elite from the 1920s to the 1940s. The local homeowner’s association, with annual dues of $120, focuses on historic preservation, security, social events, and beautification. Bordering the neighborhood to the north is Weis Park, which offers athletic fields, picnic areas, tennis courts, playgrounds, walking trails, and zip lines. Just over 2 miles west, Stadium Park provides a scenic retreat with a pond, creek, and various sports facilities. The Pro Football Hall of Fame and the surrounding Hall of Fame Village are also located about 2 miles west, adding to the local attractions. Walkie Talkie Espresso & Coffee, housed in a historic filling station, is a popular spot for residents to gather, while Sparta Steak House & Lounge offers upscale dining options. For groceries, a Giant Eagle Supermarket is conveniently located 1.5 miles north. The neighborhood is serviced by the Stark Area Regional Transit Authority, and the Akron-Canton Airport is about 10 miles away. Malone University, a private Christian college, is situated just north of the neighborhood.