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Charming neighborhood with quick access to breweries and cafes
Charming cottages from the early to mid-20th century fill the grid of streets in Cleveland Park. Residents are a short distance from craft beer tastings, coffee meetups and award-winning dining. “Cleveland Park is nestled between downtown and East Nashville, making the location great for access to all the fun dining and nightlife in East Nashville, as well as the business district downtown,” says Brittany Hall, a Realtor with Benchmark Realty, who lives in Cleveland Park. “We are already seeing more dining, nightlife and new housing being brought to the Cleveland Park area. There are now dozens of restaurants, coffee shops and local bars within walking distance for local residents.” The neighborhood includes institutions like Winfrey’s Barbershop, which runs out of an inconspicuous red brick building nestled among many bungalows. Vernon Winfrey, the late father of media mogul Oprah Winfrey, opened the business in 1965. “It was nothing to drive by his barbershop, and he would be standing out there,” says Brian Copeland, an agent with Nashville and Beyond, who was given the nickname “King of Cleveland Park” for starting his home sales career in the neighborhood. “That was Oprah’s stomping grounds.” Cleveland Park lies about 2 miles north of the East Bank, which is set to undergo a massive transformation with the construction of software giant Oracle’s world headquarters and the Tennessee Titans’ new stadium. These plans are expected to impact surrounding neighborhoods.
Southern Grist has a great beer garden to patrons to enjoy in Cleveland Park.
Cleveland Park is a neighborhood located in East Nashville with a short drive to downtown.
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A blend of early 20th century cottages and contemporary builds
Although Craftsman bungalows are the most common houses across Cleveland Park, they share blocks with other styles like Foursquares and Queen Anne cottages. “You name the historic style. With the exception of Italianate, it’s in there,” Copeland says. Residents enjoy views of the Nashville skyline from their homes. The houses sit on compact lots, many of which are enclosed by chain link and wood picket fences. Many driveways are also naturally carved out of the lots. Passing by tall and mature trees, sidewalks run along Cleveland Park’s streets, giving the neighborhood a feature not common across Nashville’s residential blocks. While Cleveland Park has its share of new builds, several classic bungalows have undergone extensive renovations and rebuilds. Size, age and condition all play roles in sale prices. Some smaller and out-of-date homes cost between $200,000 and $400,000, but most homes and townhouses range from $400,000 to $800,000. Large new builds and renovated homes can sell between $800,000 and $1.5 million.
Cleveland Park is home to American four square style houses.
Older ranch style homes and newer multi story homes can be found in Cleveland Park.
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Breweries, cozy cafes and Japanese cuisine at James Beard finalist
Morning commuters can stop along Douglas Avenue to pick up beverages and pastries at either Retrograde coffee or All People Coffee & Beverage Hall. A mural of a rose-themed acoustic guitar and flock of birds adorns one side of All People. Inside, brown leather chairs under bookshelves invite patrons to stay a while and maybe even play a couple of games of checkers. The Southern Grist Brewing Company runs its East Nashville taproom farther down Douglas. East Nashville Beer Works in Highland Heights to the north offers another close destination for local craft beer enthusiasts. Beer Works keeps a gravel space with slides and short climbing walls for children. South of Cleveland Park, institution Redheaded Stranger serves Tex-Mex fare that include a variety of tacos and a green chile cheeseburger. Fans of Japanese cuisine can go to Kisser, Nashville’s only James Beard finalist for 2024. Audrey in neighboring McFerrin Park has been covered by Conde Nast Traveler and showcases founder and Chef Sean Brock’s Appalachian roots. “They’re consistently ranking in every single list, as far as high-end cuisine,” Copeland says. The agent has a friend in Miami who often makes a point to stop by one of the restaurants when visiting Nashville. “She loves going to Audrey, and [that was not something] we saw in the area, even seven or eight years ago,” Copeland says. Publix and ALDI to the east provide a few grocery shopping options.
Shugga Hi Bakery is known for its chicken and waffles.
Flora and Fauna is a locally-owned cafe in Cleveland Park.
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Ample green space at Shelby Bottoms Greenway
On the eastern end of the neighborhood, the Cleveland Park Community Center offer activities for kids. The recreational venue also shares the site with the the neighborhood's namesake park. Park pavilions accommodate events and picnics. Shed Fitness on Douglas is among several fitness studios here. The 336-acre Shelby Park and 950-acre Shelby Bottoms Greenway and Natural Area are East Nashville’s most prominent green spaces. They provide miles of both paved and natural trails through different habitats. When Oracle completes its more than $1 billion project on the East Bank, Cleveland Park will be close to more new parks and greenways. Plans also call for a pedestrian bridge over the Cumberland River and a floating concert stage.
A large playground sits along a walking path in Cleveland Park.
Cleveland Park has several basketball courts.
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Career technical courses at Maplewood Comprehensive High School
Children can start at Ida B. Wells Elementary School, which received a C-minus grade from ratings site Niche. The school offers several extracurriculars, including a garden club for young students interested in developing their green thumb. The students can then attend Jere Baxter Middle School and Maplewood Comprehensive High School, which both received C-minus grades from Niche. Maplewood emphasizes a STEM focus through its curriculum and is among the campuses offering the touted Academies of Nashville college and career prep model. One of the programs under the model, the Academy of Entrepreneurship & Innovation, provides early exposure to career technical fields like automotive maintenance and cosmetology.
Maplewood High School is part of the Metro Nashville School District.
Ida B. Wells Elementary is located in the old Caldwell School building in Nashville.
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Community dinners and close to East Nashville festivities
Cleveland Park residents looking to meet and mingle with their East Nashville neighbors can attend the community dinner the nonprofit Trinity Community Commons puts on every Tuesday night. The dinners occur in neighboring Highland Heights to the north. The nonprofit also puts on a farmers market on Thursdays between the summer and fall. Market shoppers can find a range of fresh produce, garden plants and both chicken and duck eggs. Additionally, Cleveland Park is close to celebrations across East Nashville, including events like the annual East Nashville Beer Fest in East Park to the south.
Trinity Community Commons is home to a farmers market for locals to enjoy in Cleveland Park.
New Canaan Missionary Baptist Church is located in Cleveland Park.
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Ellington Parkway commute to downtown and East Nashville neighbors
Both the Dickerson Pike and Ellington Parkway border Cleveland Park, connecting the community to its other East Nashville neighbors to the north. Ellington connects to James Robertson Parkway, which goes directly to downtown Nashville about 3 miles from Cleveland Park. Cleveland Park sits about 8 miles north of the Nashville International Airport, which traveling residents can reach by starting on Ellington. WeGo Public Transit offers alternative transportation via several stops on Cleveland Street and the Dickerson Pike. The TriStar Centennial Medical Center and Ascension Saint Thomas Hospital Midtown, both about 4 miles west of Cleveland Park, provide nearby health care facilities.
Ellington Parkway is a major road that runs through Cleveland Park.
Cleveland Park is a neighborhood full of trees and green grassy lots.
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Important community facts
Cleveland Park has an CAP Index crime score of 6 out of 10, which is double the national average.
Cleveland Park is a large park for local residents to use.
Bikers can follow the Shelby Bottom Greenway to be engulfed in nature.
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Parks in this Area
Fred Douglas Park
McFerrin Park
Douglas Park
BarkPark
Shelby Park
Tom Joy Park
Cleveland Park
Transit
Airport
Nashville International
16 min drive
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Dickerson Pike & Ligon Ave Sb
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Lischey Ave & Vernon Winfrey Ave Nb
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Lischey Ave & Evanston Ave Sb
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Cleveland St & Meridian St Wb
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Dickerson Pike & Richardson Ave Sb
Cleveland Park Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Cleveland Park, Nashville sell after 50 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Cleveland Park, Nashville over the last 12 months is $335,000, down 16% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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NEW PRICE! Welcome to 1225 Joseph Ave, a beautiful single-family home that is both charming and modern, nestled in the vibrant East Nashville. This residence offers 2,050 square feet of thoughtfully designed living space, featuring four bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms.The covered front porch invites you to sit, relax, and enjoy the fenced front yard. Inside, hardwood floors flow
Great STR deal! NOO Short-term rental, Airbnb. 2-bedroom 2.5 bath that has commercial zoning for NOO-STR. LLC transfer not required. New restaurants from Rolf & Daughters, Butcher & Bee, and Old Glory are 200 yards away. Less than 1 mile from River North development that includes 104 acres on the East Bank riverfront. The development is home to Fortune 100 company Oracle's new world HQ. Fantastic
A one-of-a-kind craftsman home in the vibrant and exciting neighborhood of Cleveland Park, East Nashville. Fully Renovated - Granite counters, Stainless Appliances, 2017 had New Wiring, New Plumbing, New Hardwoods, New Baths. Walkable to multiple restaurants, breweries, and coffee shops - Folk, Redheaded Stranger, Audrey and more - 5 mins to Titans Stadium, and minutes from downtown. Large lot
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3 Bed, 3 Bath Open concept floor plan with Modern kitchen and multiple upgrades. Master on 3rd floor with a walkout deck! Walk to restaurants and park. 3 minutes to Top Golf, 5 minutes to Downtown Nashville, 5 minutes to East Nashville. W/D Included in unit. Unit also includes a 2 car garage with huge storage closet plus Ample Street Parking. Pets will be considered on case by case basis.
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Average Home Value
Source: Public Records
Property Mix - Square Feet
This Neighborhood Has More Owners
Demographics
Total Population
3,244
Median Age
35
Population Density
9 ppl/acre
Population under 18
24.5%
On par with the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
9.8%
Below the national average
19.1%
Finances
Median Household Income
$70,068
On par with the national average
$71,702
Average Household Income
$99,995
Education and Workforce
High School Graduates
91.6%
College Graduates
41.6%
Above the national average
34.1%
Advanced Degrees
15.2%
% Population in Labor Force
80.8%
Above the national average
65.1%
Weather
Annual Precipitation
51''
Average Winter Low Temperature
30°F
Average Summer High Temperature
91°F
Annual Snowfall
14''
Area Factors
Bikeable
Bike Score®
64/ 100
Somewhat Walkable
Walk Score®
51/ 100
Some Transit
Transit Score®
39/ 100
Source: Walk Score
Source: Walk Score
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