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Scenic natural areas give Kirtland its peaceful character
Lake County's Kirtland is known as the "city of faith and beauty," due to the region's expansive green spaces. A substantial portion of the community is dedicated to state parks and reservations. It is a quaint city with a rural, almost nostalgic small-town feel in Lake County.
Kirtland residences are a mix of large lots, estates, and small town living.
You’ll never be too far from nature when you live in Kirtland.
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Nature trails, scenic views and animal encounters throughout the city
About 20 percent of the land in Kirtland is dedicated to reservations and parks. Roger Talka, a Realtor with Howard Hanna, says "Kirtland is very scenic. There are a lot of vast, open fields. Occasionally, I enjoy driving to the city and having lunch there because the surroundings are beautiful." Within the wetlands of the Penitentiary Glen Reservation are over 8 miles of hiking trails with interactive discovery sites for children and a nature center. The Holden Arboretum has some of the most optimal viewings for Kirtland's verdant, picturesque landscape. If you're not afraid of heights, consider scaling the Kalberer Emergent Tower, which stretches 120 feet in the air for a unique view of the treetops. Brave residents will also cross over the canopy walk. This elevated bridge is made of wood and metal cords suspended in the air for scenic, picture-worthy views. Chapin Forest Reservation holds a sandstone quarry that was used to build some of the community's earliest structures. The reserve is also a popular winter spot for its onsite lodge ski center. You can get close and personal with horses, sheep and other animals at Farmpark. The public green space also contains the Meadow Dog Park, where man's best friend can run free. The grounds have hosted several beloved events, such as the Village Peddler Festival and Vintage Ohio event, also known as Wine Fest.
Kirtland’s Penitentiary Glen Reservation offers events, trails, and more throughout the year.
Head over to Kirtland’s Farmpark and get a hands on experience with cows, horses, and more!
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Newer ranch-style homes join midcentury Cape Cods and colonials
Among the rolling hills of Kirtland are a variety of homes, and many are constructed between the mid-20th century and early 21st century. Charming brick Cape Cods and distinguished Colonials are among the most established residences in the neighborhood. You'll see a collection of ranches and split levels that add variety to the streetscape. The area also contains a manufactured home community. On average, homes in Kirtland list between $250,000 to $500,000.
Many home styles can be found in Kirtland’s downtown area.
Split-level homes are common in the Kirtland neighborhood.
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Kirtland schools share a single campus and have popular home games
Students of all ages will attend Kirtland Local School District. Each grade level visits the shared campus along Chillicothe Road. According to Niche, Kirtland Elementary is considered a top-performing school within Lake County. Sixth to eighth graders spend the day at Kirtland Middle, which earned a B+ grade on Niche. The hometown high school draws enthusiastic crowds on Friday nights. Young residents, their parents and alums will gather in the stadiums to cheer on their beloved Hornets during a football game. The community also has roots in higher education. Lakeland Community College has been part of the region's northwest corner for over 50 years.
Kirtland Middle School serves the little ones of Kirtland.
Kirtland High School is home of the Hornets, a point of pride for many locals.
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Drive-thru ice cream and laid-back dining is on Chillicothe Road
Downtown Kirtland runs along Chillicothe Road, where you'll find specialty shops like Mike's Market and several restaurants. Although the neighborhood contains a number of pizza spots, Angelo's Pizzeria is one of the local favorites. If you are in a hurry for ice cream, you can order a cone or a shake at Kirtland Creamery's drive-thru. The local watering hole, Just One More Tavern, is known for its laid-back atmosphere and jumbo chicken wings.
Stop by Mike’s Market in Kirtland for some local produce and meats.
Kirtland’s Angelos Pizzeria & Ice Cream is a great place to grab a pie for dinner.
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Restored buildings reflect Kirtland’s religious heritage
Kirtland has a significant history in the Church of Latter-day Saints that is still visible today. The local government restored a series of buildings that now act as exhibits once erected by faith-based leaders in the late 1800s. Today, a sawmill, a general store, and an old red schoolhouse can still be seen in the downtown area.
Historic Kirtland is full of restored 19th century buildings, including this general store.
Historic Kirtland is maintained by people of the Mormon Church and is open to the public.
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On average, homes in Kirtland, OH sell after 39 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Kirtland, OH over the last 12 months is $249,900, up 7% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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