Kinsman Homes for Sale

Kinsman is a neighborhood in Cleveland undergoing significant revitalization efforts after decades of disinvestment. Recent housing developments, supported by Mayor Bibb and $45 million in grants, are transforming the area with new apartments and the reconstruction of Woodhill Homes. Existing homes include Colonial Revivals. Rid-All Green Partnership is an urban farm located in the community that utilizes its 23 acres for agricultural activities and community events like community lunches and dinners. Luke Easter Park offers a venue for family gatherings and includes a roller-skating rink and the Zelma Watson George Recreation Center. The historic Sidaway Bridge is the only pedestrian suspension bridge in Ohio, and locals advocate for its restoration. Cultural highlights include the Karamu House Theatre, the oldest Black theater company in the U.S., and a community radio station. Shopping options include BoxSpot, a collection of independent businesses housed in shipping containers. Anchored by Simon’s Supermarket, the Shoppes at Buckeye includes other retail options. Dining options range from Mary’s Diner to Kirkman’s Double Exposure. Students can attend public schools with average Niche ratings and good athletic and technical education programs. The nearby RTA light rail station connects the community to downtown Cleveland and nearby medical facilities, located 2 miles away. Cleveland Hopkins International Airport is 14 miles from the neighborhood.