Neighborhoods near Independence Primary School in Independence, OH

"A lot of people who grew up here tend to stay here," says Realtor Chris Davidson of Howard Hanna. "It's common to have multiple generations of families here. You'll hear things like, 'I remember when your father was in school here.' People naturally want to stick around." Brecksville's allure lies in its diverse housing options, characterized by

Independence, Ohio, a small city characterized by its industrial buildings and access to nature. "Independence is a lot of industry, says Realtor Patty Renaud for Russell Real Estate Services." "It's like halfway between Cleveland and Akron, so all the highways go into Independence. There are a ton of office buildings, but the city itself is

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.

Northfield, a small village with a population of just over 3,600, is conveniently located between Cleveland and Akron in Northeast Ohio. This suburban area, situated off Interstate 271, offers the amenities of suburban living with the convenience of being a short drive from larger cities. Northfield's highly rated public school system, including

Valley View, nestled in the northernmost reaches of Cuyahoga Valley National Park, offers a unique blend of residential tranquility and natural beauty. The neighborhood features Colonial-style homes on well-maintained streets, with ranch homes and split-level Colonials also available. Valley View Woods Park provides hiking trails and a pavilion

Seven Hills, 10 miles south of Cleveland and 30 miles north of Akron, has easy access to transportation options and recent revitalization efforts. The community has spent over $7 million to improve streets and has nearly 20 planned or completed sewer revitalization projects. Recent efforts enhance parks, as Seven Hills hopes to offer recreation

Brooklyn Heights, a village incorporated in 1903, offers a unique blend of 20th-century homes, industrial presence, and natural features. The neighborhood is characterized by its historic homes, including larger Tudor and Colonial Revival styles near the center, cozy bungalows, and midcentury Cape Cod houses on elevated brick foundations.

Situated six miles south of downtown, Cuyahoga Heights describes itself as a small town conveniently located within the greater Cleveland area. “Many residents work downtown, and the neighborhood’s location is ideal for commuters. There are events in the art district close by, and a hospital and good schools in the area,” says Tatyana Krilova, a