A part of southeast Cleveland, Slavic Village blends historic charm with modern conveniences. The community contains established brick buildings and century-old homes. The housing stock includes single-family houses and small multi-family units.
You will see bungalows with bay windows built in the early 1900s, as well as cozy Craftsman-styles displaying front columns and wide porches. The area is brimming with simple Colonials, some featuring sloping Dutch rooftops. The neighborhood also contains townhomes from the 21st century that add a modern touch to the streetscape. There are newer houses located in the southern corner, specifically in the Millcreek Subdivision development. Many homes enter the market as low as $70,000 and reach upwards of $150,000. However, houses in the newer Millcreek subdivision can cost as much as $250,000.
To the north is Mound School, which accepts students from kindergarten until the end of their eighth-grade year. The community is also home to Warner Girls Leadership Academy, one of the district's single-gender public schools. Older students may also attend the nearby East Technical High, promising career-focused technical education courses in Civil Engineering, Urban Agribusiness and Culinary Arts. Parents may also choose the faith-based options Holy Name Elementary and Cleveland Central Catholic High.
Slavic Village contains a number of nearby green spaces. The small Warsaw Park is within its borders, which boasts tennis courts, play areas and an outdoor pool. The community is also home to the highest waterfall in the county, located inside Mill Creek Valley. Morgana Trail and Metroparks trails lead locals to other regional parks and green spaces like the Garfield Reservation to the east or the Washington Reservation to the west. Those who prefer indoor recreational pursuits should visit the pool, racquetball court and weight room at Stella Walsh Center. The center hosts engaging activities for young residents during the summer, such as athletic programs and dance classes.
The retail district along Fleet Avenue invites locals to event venues, small businesses and restaurants. The unassuming Red Chimney is a community dining staple for no-frills breakfast items and lunch eats such as chicken noodle soup and stuffed cabbage. Residents can grab fresh meats from the neighborhood butcher, Saucisson, while ordering a soup and sandwich. Locals can find grocery options on Harvard Avenue, including Dave's Market and Save A Lot.
The neighborhood celebrates its rich history through annual festivals and events such as the Pierogi Dash.
Although traditions run deep in Slavic Village, the community continues to move toward the future. Darian Thomas, a Realtor with Keller Williams Greater Metropolitan, says, "The area is seeing constructions and noticeable growth as a result of the newly developed causeway, called the Opportunity Corridor." The causeway links the neighborhood to a nearby highway providing quick access to other popular destinations in Cleveland.
Kimberly Beckwith
EXP Realty, LLC.
(216) 238-3147
64 Total Sales
1 in Slavic Village
$115,000 Price
TyYanna Sharp
Agora Realty Group
(937) 818-4100
52 Total Sales
1 in Slavic Village
$35,000 Price
Marty Emerman
Keller Williams Greater Metropolitan
(440) 485-3380
93 Total Sales
1 in Slavic Village
$45,000 Price
Suzanne Lambert
Howard Hanna
(937) 745-3630
491 Total Sales
1 in Slavic Village
$145,000 Price
Jason Beard
Keller Williams Greater Metropolitan
(216) 238-3891
188 Total Sales
1 in Slavic Village
$43,000 Price
Jon Legato
Century 21 DeAnna Realty
(216) 294-2329
431 Total Sales
4 in Slavic Village
$50K - $80K Price Range
On average, homes in Slavic Village, Cleveland sell after 45 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Slavic Village, Cleveland over the last 12 months is $75,750, up 17% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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This residential southside Cleveland village is over 100 years old
Small-town community, nature and suburban amenities near downtown Cleveland
A southeast Cleveland neighborhood on the brink of a rebirth
Close to downtown, a neighborhood that’s helping to shape the area’s youth
A historic, industrial neighborhood with a strong community spirit
A suburban yet industrial Cleveland village with a bubbling creek and river
