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City in Cuyahoga County, OH

Broadview Heights a city in Cuyahoga County, Ohio is full of homes often surrounded by nature, which makes it appealing to those who like the outdoors. Locals can bask in the city’s parks, greenspaces and community centers. Broadview Heights prioritizes education with the highly rated Brecksville-Broadview Heights City School District. Conveniently located near Interstate-77, Broadview Heights offers easy commutes to Cleveland and Akron. With its rich history, natural beauty, and thriving community spirit, Broadview Heights embodies a harmonious blend of suburban charm and urban convenience. Broadview Heights offers a diverse array of housing styles, including charming Ranch clusters, Colonial-style houses, and sprawling manors on acres of land. Townhouses provide cozy living options, while luxurious ranch condos and single-family homes offer spacious accommodations. Prices range from $157,500 for a two-bedroom ranch condo to $874,000 for newer construction homes featuring four bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, and covered patios. The median home price stands at $336,000, reflecting the community's appeal to a variety of homebuyers. Homes are often fashioned among lush treescapes and cul-de-sacs. "Broadview Heights has a top-rated school system, which is a big draw," Realtor Chris Davidson of Howard Hanna says. With approximately 4,000 students, Brecksville-Broadview Heights City School District is ranked ninth best in Ohio and third best in the Cleveland-Akron-Canton area. Three elementary schools were recently condensed into a single location: Brecksville-Broadview Heights Elementary School, which has yet to be rated by Niche. Brecksville-Broadview Heights Middle School and Brecksville-Broadview Heights High School boast A ratings from Niche. Additionally, private schools like Assumption Academy and Lawrence School provide alternative educational options. Broadview Heights has several green spaces and recreational opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts. Residents can shoot baskets on the courts at Meijer Park where children run the open fields for play. The Fields caters to athletes with baseball, softball, basketball, and soccer facilities. Golf enthusiasts can play a round at Seneca Golf Course and Briarwood Golf Club. The Broadview Heights Parks and Recreation Center, renovated and expanded in 2018, has an indoor pool, basketball court, and exercise gym. There is also a skate park, playground and athletic fields. Greene Acres Community Garden offers residents a place to enjoy nature and grow their own plants. With over 90 garden plots, this 14,400-square-foot green space includes an education plot, rain barrel, composting bins, and raised beds for those with limited mobility. Each year, gardeners at Greene Acres donate their harvest to local food banks. Locals can grab breakfast, deli sandwiches from smoked turkey and Swiss to chicken salad and sweets including cheesecake and pies and freshly brewed coffee at Coffee Club. Another option for those with a sweet tooth is Handel's Ice Cream’s handmade ice creams. Wild Eagle Steak & Saloon serves up all-American cuisine and live entertainment, while Boneyard Beer Farm & Mesquite Grill delights with award-winning wings and bourbon. Cozumel offers Mexican cuisine and jumbo margaritas, and Broadview Brewing Company specializes in craft beer enthusiasts. For groceries residents can go to Meijer or Giant Eagle for everyday necessities. “There isn’t a lot of shopping in the area. So, you'll have to go to Strongsville or Fairlawn for a lot of your shopping needs,” Joy Larson, Realtor of The Joy Team at Keller Williams Elevate says. Conveniently located near Interstate-77, Broadview Heights offers easy access for commuters. It is about 17 miles south of Cleveland and 26 miles north of Akron. Residents also benefit from the proximity to health care at MetroHealth Brecksville Health Center which is less than two miles away. Residents without a car can ride the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority bus system. For those flying out, Cleveland Hopkins International Airport is 19 miles away. The Annual Memorial Day Parade honors the men and women who served in the U.S. military, fostering a sense of patriotism and community pride. Spotlights Theatre offers comedy, musicals, and plays. Broadview Heights has a rich historical background, with Native American origins dating back to the early 19th century. The city's incorporation as a village in 1926 and subsequent development into a city in 1960 reflect its growth and evolution over time. The history is now preserved by the Broadview Historical Society. Learn more on the Broadview Heights city guide.

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