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Highly rated schools and diverse parks and recreation in Brecksville
Known for its esteemed school district and central location, Brecksville offers ample parks and recreation within a 30-minute drive of downtown Cleveland. “When people are moving to Cleveland, the Brecksville-Broadview Heights school district is what people are interested in,” says Brecksville native Suzanne Lambert. Suzanne and her husband, John, are both local Realtors with Howard Hanna. “People also really like the location. We have so many hospitals, including the Cleveland Clinic. They are huge employers here, so a lot of people like living here because they’re 30 minutes from work.” The city has no shortage of activities, from a national park with scenic hiking trails to a community center complete with an aquatic center and youth sports leagues. Valor Acres, a new mixed-use lifestyle community, is in the works and promises a mix of retail and residential spaces in a pedestrian-friendly setting, plus a boutique hotel and proximity to the upcoming Sherwin-Williams research and development campus. "A lot of people who grew up here tend to stay here," says Realtor Chris Davidson, also with Howard Hanna. "It's common to have multiple generations of families here. People naturally want to stick around."
Brecksville residents take advantage of one of the many walking trails throughout the city.
For decades Brecksville's South Suburban Montessori provided authentic Montessori education.
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Midcentury homes, new builds and condos
Housing options range from early 20th-century homes to new builds in subdivisions. “A lot of Brecksville homes were built in the ‘60s and ‘70s, but there’s new construction too,” John Lambert says. Most homes sell for $300,000 to $500,000, though older cottages and ranch-style homes can sell for $200,000 to $400,000. Roomy lots, green lawns and attached garages are standard, but some streets and subdivisions feature sidewalks or towering oak trees. Larger New Traditionals and Colonial or Tudor Revival homes range from $600,000 to $800,000, while custom-built estates can break a million. Condos typically range from $150,000 to $300,000. "The parks and schools are really what bring people here, and the central location keeps the valuations up where they are," Suzanne Lambert says.
Brecksville offers a city feel in a nature filled Neighborhood near the Brecksville Reservation.
A historic brick colonial in Brecksville's Old Town District, adds a charming touch to the area.
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Brecksville-Broadview Heights City schools earns high marks
Recently, three elementary schools in Brecksville and neighboring Broadview Heights were merged into one, known as Brecksville-Broadview Heights Elementary School. Niche's rating of this new school is pending. However, Brecksville-Broadview Heights Middle School and Brecksville-Broadview Heights High School have earned A and A-minus ratings from Niche, respectively. In 2024, the high school girls' gymnastics team secured their 21st consecutive state title.
Over 1,350 students attend Brecksville-Broadview Heights High School.
Brecksville-Broadview Heights Elementary School, in Broadview Heights, has a niche grade of A.
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Parks in town, a national park nearby, and 30 minutes to downtown fun
"Brecksville has a small-town setting but it's surrounded by nature with the Metroparks and the national park," John Lambert says. "They've also got a state-of-the-art recreational facility, and we're close to two ski resorts." Brecksville Reservation, the largest park in Northeast Ohio, has a variety of outdoor activities, including archery, hiking and biking. Visitors can also set up a picnic and go sledding in the winter. At Cuyahoga Valley National Park, people can hike, bike and join tours to learn about the park's history. Golfers can choose from four golfers within a 10-mile range, including the public Brecksville-based Sleepy Hollow Golf Course. Brecksville Community Center has youth athletics and an aquatics center that draws visitors from out of town. Locals can watch the Browns or the Cavaliers play in downtown Cleveland about 15 miles away, or less than 30 minutes.
At 3,026 acres Brecksville Reservation is the largest urban park in the state of Ohio
Brecksville residents enjoy winter activities at nearby Cuyahoga Valley National Park .
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Casual, locally owned shops and restaurants
The community has plenty of laid-back eateries and bars. “Brecksville is kind of self-contained with a town square, and everything is in town,” John Lambert says. “You don’t have any big box stores or anything like that. It’s quaint, small, family-run businesses, and it’s all right there.” At Burntwood Tavern, patrons can indulge in a diverse menu featuring everything from tacos and chicken wings to salmon, all served in a historic setting. Residents enjoy signature drinks and breakfast items at Joe Maxx Coffee Shop. Since 1974, Honey Hut Ice Cream has served homemade flavors. The new Valor Acres development will have boutiques, fine dining and The Post, an open-air bar serving up craft cocktails. Locals can grab groceries at stores like Meijer, Aldi and Giant Eagle Supermarkets.
Brecksville residents loves Joe Maxx Coffee Co. with its more than a dozen varieties of blends.
The Kiln Pottery Studio's classes and activities are great for everyone in Brecksville.
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Take Interstate 77 and 80 to Cleveland and Akron
Residents have quick access to major highways including Interstate 77 and Interstate 80, placing locals within a 25-mile drive of Cleveland and Akron. "You can be at one of four major highways within five to 10 minutes. Whatever direction you're going for work, Brecksville is a nice little hub for that," Davidson says. For those traveling further afield, Cleveland Hopkins International Airport is approximately 18 miles away, offering domestic and international flights. Public transportation is available within the city through the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit and Metro Regional Transit Authority.
Brecksville is connected to Cleveland and Akron by quick access to major highways like Interstate 77 and the Ohio Turnpike.
The Metro Healthline bus takes residents to downtown Cleveland.
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Celebrate community at Brecksville Home Days
Each year, residents come together to honor the memory of military heroes during the Brecksville Memorial Day Parade. Brecksville Home Days Weekend in June features a 5K run and a series of concerts. Brecksville Theater puts on plays and offers classes and a children's summer theater camp. The Brecksville Community Center has events art classes and Easter egg hunts.
Religion is a big part of life for many residents in Brecksville. The community has numerous houses of worship including Brecksville United Methodist Church, Temple Beth Shalom, and the Masjid Mosque of Northeast Ohio.
American flags are on display in and around the Memorial Day Parade route.
Runners take their place at the starting line, during a 5K in Brecksville.
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