Why Live in Clator
Clator, a neighborhood in Wheeling, WV, features a mix of homes dating from the early 1900s to the 1970s, including American Foursquare, cottage, ranch, split-level, and traditional styles. Some homes retain their vintage charm, while others have been modernized. The area has a lower crime risk compared to the national average. Clator offers various recreational options, such as the Wheeling Heritage Trail, an 18-mile path along the Ohio River, and the Howard Long Wellness Center, which provides an indoor track, weights, an aquatic center, and over 70 weekly exercise classes. Oglebay Park, less than 4 miles away, spans 1,600 acres with hiking trails, gardens, a resort, golf courses, and family-friendly attractions like a playground and zoo. Dining options include Figaretti's Restaurant, known for its Italian cuisine, and El Zocalo, offering Mexican dishes. Shopping is convenient with a nearby Dollar General, Kroger, and The Highlands shopping mall, 8 miles east. Clator hosts the annual Oglebay's Festival of Lights, a popular holiday event. The neighborhood is just over 2 miles from Downtown Wheeling, providing easy access to Wheeling University, Wheeling Hospital, and Interstate 70. Students attend highly rated schools such as Steenrod Elementary, Triadelphia Middle School, and Wheeling Park High.
