In the 1800s, Cleveland Heights started out as a tiny village preferred by such wealthy Cleveland residents as John D. Rockefeller and Patrick Calhoun. Today, Cleveland Heights is one of the largest cities in the Cleveland Metro Area. It sits between University Heights and University Circle with easy access to schools like Notre Dame College and John Carroll University. With less than 10 miles into Downtown Cleveland, this dynamic, picturesque city is ideal for commuters.
Featuring a variety of architecture ranging from historic mansions to modern apartment complexes, Cleveland Heights has something for everyone. The setting is beautiful, bordering Shaker Lakes and featuring the hiking trails from the Nature Center at Shaker Lakes. Cleveland Heights is known as an arts haven, featuring theaters, art galleries, and a popular arts festival held every summer at Cain Park.