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September
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9 Beautiful Homes for Sale in Cleveland That Might Make You Want to Move
Cleveland locals will tell you that it's the most wonderful place to call home. Clevelanders have access to the sparkling waters of Lake Erie, delicious restaurants on every corner, a laid-back lifestyle, fun community events and friendly neighbors. Plus, the homes are absolutely charming.
We rounded up some of the most beautiful homes for sale in Cleveland and the surrounding area for your house-hunting enjoyment. Be careful — you might just find yourself wanting to move!
Beautiful Inside and Out
September
22
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Homes for Sale in Akron & Canton That Epitomize Modern Kitchen Trends
The kitchen is often affectionately referred to as the "heart of the home," and there's no mystery as to why! This is where we gather to prepare our daily meals, to catch up with loved ones and to host get-togethers. We spend a large portion of our time in the kitchen, so it's important that it reflects the owner's personality and style preferences.
We hear lots of buzz about modern kitchen trends on local blogs and renowned design publications alike, so we gathered up some of our favorite homes for sale in the Akron and Canton area that reflect those trends. We hope they inspire you!
Natural Stone Countertops
Every Cook's Dream
September
22
22
Then and Now: Inside Cleveland's 6 Most Historic Neighborhoods
Cleveland is an old city with a wide range of vibrant neighborhoods, each with a unique demographic and interesting history. Residents of Cleveland know the characters of the city's most popular neighborhoods like the backs of their own hands — but even those who have grown up exploring Little Italy and Ohio City might not fully understand the roots of those communities.
In a city that is constantly changing, these areas allow us to take a journey into the past. We delved into six of Cleveland's most historic neighborhoods, uncovering their roots and the beloved landmarks that make them so special. Next time you find yourself in one of these local hot spots, take a look around and try to recognize relics from days gone by!
Ohio City
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September
15
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10 of the Most Haunted Places in Ohio
Whether you're driving down a deserted winding road, cozying up in the house on a dark and stormy night, or hanging out around the campfire, scary stories are a fun way to pass the time. Ohio has its fair share of historical hauntings, some of which are almost too terrifying to be entertaining. From castles abandoned by their makers to old prisons with storied pasts, our state is filled with spirits both friendly and foul.
We rounded up a few of the most haunted locales in Ohio, all with a spooky story of their own. Read on if you dare — you might just meet some of the region's most iconic ghosts.
The Most Haunted Places in Ohio Include:
The Ohio State Reformatory| Schwartz Castle | The Cincinnati Subway | Staley Road | The Franklin Castl...
September
15
15
The 10 Best Neighborhoods for Trick-or-Treating in Cleveland [Interactive Map]
This post was updated on September 26, 2019, to reflect the most current information.
Halloween is nearly upon us, which means that Cleveland's most prepared ghouls, goblins, princes and princesses are already forming their routes and strategies for a successful night of trick-or-treating. When it comes time to knock on doors, there are several fail-safe methods for filling your bag with sweets. Of course, wearing the perfect costume is a big part of it, but choosing a route that is walkable and filled with friendly, candy-bearing houses is also important. We rounded up the neighborhoods in Cleveland that are the most ideal for trick-or-treaters. So don your costume and ready your sweet tooth, because you're about to get a lot of candy.The Best Trick-or-Treating Neighborhoods in Cleveland Include:
Old Brooklyn | Shaker Heights | West Boulevard | Parma Heights | Ohio City | Lakewood | Jefferson | Westfield Park | High Point | New Hampton
Old Brooklyn
Make your way to Old Brooklyn, located on the west side of Cleveland, for a warm, welcoming atmosphere, extravagant Halloween decorations, and (most importantly) plenty of candy. Known as an accessible, family-friendly neighborhood, the streets of Old Brooklyn are filled with children of all ages on Halloween night. Make a day of it and check out the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo in costume before trick-or-treating starts!
Shaker Heights
This upscale suburb located just east of town is known for its pristine golf courses, safe streets and beautiful homes. The spacious front yards are always filled with crowd-pleasing decorations, and residents of the homes will generously dole out candy to those who approach their door. Regardless of what route you take, you will surely be met with friendly faces and other fun-loving families taking part in the candy hunt.West Boulevard
As one of the most walkable neighborhoods in Cleveland (and also one of the most picturesque), we couldn't leave West Boulevard off the list. In this area, you will find modern houses, friendly residents, and several safe and fun trick-or-treating routes for the kids.
Parma Heights
Located just east of Pearl Road in the suburb of Parma Heights lies a mecca for trick-or-treaters. Set yourself up on Parma Park near the intersection at Pearl Road, and enjoy nearly a mile and a half of candy-rich real estate running all the way to Pleasant Valley Road. The residents of this street are known to go all-out with their decorations — even playing spooky music to enhance the Halloween experience. If you're lucky, you might even snag a cup of hot apple cider or a bag of freshly popped popcorn.Lakewood
Ohio City
As one of the oldest neighborhoods in Cleveland, Ohio City offers up an unparalleled amount of charm. The residents go all-out for Halloween, slinging pumpkins, fake spiderwebs, eerie skeletons and spooky lights on every surface they can reach. The kids will have a grand time navigating the homes, and, of course, collecting their just reward for ringing the doorbell.Jefferson
The charming and inviting township of Jefferson goes all out for holidays and festivals, and Halloween night is no exception. Bring the family for trick-or-treating, and admire the beautiful homes and spooky decorations. The streets are safe and walkable, and everyone dresses up in costume to maximize the Halloween spirit!
Westfield Park
Located in Olmstead Township, Westfield Park is a prime destination for families with little ones. The residents welcome trick-or-treaters (usually donning costumes themselves), and dole out handfuls of treats to hopeful candy hunters. Like any great Halloween destination, the lawns are decked out with festive (and sometimes terrifying), decorations, including dry ice for an added misty effect.High Point
You might want to bring a few extra bags to the High Point development this Halloween — residents here are notoriously generous with the sweets! Mosey on over (you'll find it off of Drake Road in Strongsville, just 20 or so minutes southwest of downtown Cleveland), and get ready for a night you will not soon forget.
New Hampton
Nestled in the Broadview Heights suburb, New Hampton is one of those neighborhoods every Cleveland trick-or-treater needs to hit at least once in their career (if not every year). The decorating often begins weeks ahead of time, and the final results are truly a sight to behold. Expect an abundance of Halloween spirit from the residents on October 31!Happy Halloween!
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