Cleveland Heights

"A Lively Culture and Arts Haven"
Conveniently located 20 minutes from Downtown, 5 minutes from Case Western Reserve University, John Carroll University and Notre Dame College, nearby airports, hospitals, medical centers and more! Cleveland Heights has 135 acres of beautiful land such as, Barbara H. Boyd Park, Cain Park, Cumberland Park, Denison Park and Forest Hill Park. Known as hub for arts and culture, theaters and galleries are abundant in the area including a popular arts festival held every summer at Cain Park. Housing options include historic architecture featuring mansions and more modern large apartment complexes fit for students, young professionals, or families. Public transportation is limited so most residents travel by car.

Cleveland Heights has a range of restaurants and bars offering diverse cuisines and atmospheres. You might find cozy, neighborhood pubs, trendy cocktail bars, wine bars, and even live music venues. Be sure to try Bottlehouse Brewing Company, Christopher's Pub and Fairmount Cocktail Bar and The Stone Oven. Cleveland Heights, being a suburb, might offer a more laid-back and relaxed nightlife compared to the bustling downtown areas of larger cities. This could be appealing to those seeking a quieter yet engaging evening out.
What Cleveland Heights Residents
Think About Their Apartments
overall
7.3
value
7.6
amenities
5.7
social
6.8
management
7.0
Median rents in Cleveland Heights
Studio
$
825
1 Bedroom
$
900
2 Bedroom
$
1,000

Living in
Cleveland Heights

Culture
Arts
Foodies
Suburban
Vibrant
Cleveland Heights — 7.9/10 Rating (based on 221 neighborhood reviews)
I have lived there over 2 years, and there has only been one incident of a serious safety issue since I've been there. It is around a lot of bars, but no one has made me feel unsafe walking to and from my car at night, which is located in a parking garage across the street. In the winter, the roads are usually cleared of snow quickly and salted regularly.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Hat Factory
Coventry has a lot of charm. There are some decent places to grab food, and it is a pretty walkable neighborhood overall. It's quite close to campus, but there can be a decent amount of traffic and noise in the area.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
6
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Palmetto
Close to friends, middle for things to do, pretty neighborhood, safe, centrally located
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
2549 Kenilworth Road
I have a lot of friends who live nearby, and it's really easy to go see them. There's a grocery store within walking distance and lots of shops, including a bookstore. I also really like the fact there's a community garden on my street. The neighborhood has excellent public transit (3 buses run by my apartment, for example), and is a 30 minute walk from Case.
It is more expensive to live in Coventry than Little Italy, but it feels much safer, and parking is a lot easier.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
9
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Palmetto
This is a great spot for people who want to be near a community of graduate students without living in a huge apartment complex. It's less than a 5 minute walk to groceries, coffee, and banks. Also a prime location for meeting up with friends for wings, tacos, or margaritas during happy hour! Running and biking in the neighborhood is very common. I feel safe walking home at night and think it is the perfect distance from school - not too far but not too close!
Keep reading
Reviewed by
10
/10
Neighborhood Rating
2492 Derbyshire Road
I love living in Coventry/Cleveland Heights. Most of the time I walk to school (~20 mins), which my cherished time to listen to music and mentally get ready for the day. Recently, I have been carpooling with a friend because of the weather. I adore being so close to Coventry and I often will walk over to get delicious Phoenix coffee or takeout on a weeknight. All of my closest M1 friends are within a 5-10 minute walk. I am also a 5 min drive from Cedar/Fairmount (which has more delicious food and Luna Bakery). I feel very safe and I appreciate the cozy aesthetic of the area. I am also only a 10 min drive from University heights (Whole foods, UPS, First Watch, PetSmart, Target, Dunkin Donuts).
Keep reading
Reviewed by
10
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Duke
It's very close to campus and all the hospitals. It's quiet. There is a grocery store a couple blocks away and it's not a short distance (~10-15 mins depending on your driving) to the main Target/ Walmart/ Macy's/ Whole Foods/etc. complex and also the same distance in the opposite direction to get to downtown Cleveland. In my opinion the area is safe.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
9
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Crestview
Cedar-Fairmount is the safest of the surrounding regions of the medical school and also one of the nicest! If you choose to live here, you'll be assured to be within walking distance of a number of your friends. I very much recommend finding an apartment in this area.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
10
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Wilson Building
Coventry Village has a lot of small shops and restaurants to explore. It’s a great area! The only downside is that crime is fairly high in the area. I don’t feel super comfortable walking around alone after dark.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
10
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Palmetto
This is a quiet neighborhood, but there are a couple places within walking distance (Melt, which is AWESOME, and the Bottlehouse Brewery). Cedar-Lee is pretty far walk, but doable if the weather is nice.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
6
/10
Neighborhood Rating
3539 Antisdale Ave
Great area, with many restaurants, shops, and walkable. Large park available for dog to run around in (when there aren't a ton of kids in it). Lots of community events and feels safe.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
7
/10
Neighborhood Rating
2815 Euclid Heights Blvd
Very safe neighborhood (I feel comfortable going out to walk in the middle of the night). It is across the street from a Starbucks, grocery store, bars and restaurants.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
10
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Wilson Building
Great location to get to UH and CCF. A little further from the new med school (moved here M1 year when the med school was still located on the undergrad/UH campus)
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
2815 Euclid Heights Blvd
This is a great area to live in- close to Starbuck's, Dave's Supermarket, Luna's, Barrios, and Buffalo Wild Wings. It's also incredibly safe.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Wilson Building
Coventry has lots of dining and some shopping. It's a great little eclectic neighborhood. It's only a 5-7 minute drive to the law school.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Palmetto
Places to eat, to go. Always with people around. Police are frequently patrolling. People are very friendly. Per friendly neighborhood!
Keep reading
Reviewed by
6
/10
Neighborhood Rating
O'Boyle
Cleveland Heights *was* a great place to live when the med school was at Case. I'm not sure how well it works for the new building.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
10
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Pasadena
Plenty of restaurants and a grocery store within walking distance. Great, safe neighborhoods surrounding.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
10
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Castle
From the perspective of someone that lives alone, neighborhood seems overpriced due to location advantage. If you look for an apartment that is renovated for 1 person, look at studios for affordable options. If you need space living on your own, prepare to pay for over $1000. I have not felt unsafe in the neighborhood. Then again, I don't wander the streets on foot past 7pm. Its optional to have a car because downtown is easy to get to using the RTA pass from CWRU and the train station is walking distance. If you like window shopping, you need a car because shopping areas are typically away from public transportation (i.e. strip malls). Overall I would recommend living in Little Italy if you have a roommate or family that can help make a renovated apartment affordable by splitting costs. If you don't mind living in a non-renovated unit on your own where you could be at risks of a broken A/C or heater due to age or pest control issues then you have availability to more affordable options for living alone in this area.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Waldorf Towers Apartments
Feels safe. Walkable. Lots of restaurants and shops, parking for visitors. Lots of stops for free shuttles and RTA transportation. i think rent around there tends to be higher though because of the location. library near by. I can walk to school but doesnt always feel safe when walking down or up the hill to Little Italy. My drive is only five minutes. Before I had a reliable car, I mostly took the shuttle when I didn't want to walk. Shuttles come every twenty to 45 minutes. It depends on the line and the time of day.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
7
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Richmond
The Cedar-Fairmount area is convenient and safe for student housing. However, recent out of state investors purchases of apartment complexes in the area have cause significant increase in housing expenses. Therefore, it has become harder to find affordable housing arrangements during the last 2 years.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Plateau
Multiple choices for eating out (or getting take out), convenient grocery store, bank options, and gas station. Firestone is right there if you have car troubles and the Cleveland Heights fire station is blocks away. Can't beat the location, with how many great places are nearby. The new top of the hill project is being built, which will bring more options to the neighborhood. Highly recommend living here.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
9
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Plateau
Relative safe feeling. Lots of shops and restaurants on coventry. Very walkable neighborhood. Grocery store walkable. I will walk around neighborhood for exercise though I do tend to avoid the coventry block itself bc of traffick and loiterers. Great food on coventry. Lots of pet owners. Access to couple business, the blue link, and cwru free shuttles.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Richmond
Cedar-Fairmount is positioned well between 2 to 3 different buses that run directly to Case's medical school campus (plus points in between). 15 min walk to the red line train station. Only a few bars and restaurants nearby, but they are pretty good (Barrio, Vero, the Fairmount, nice local pub, Starbucks, Aladdin's, Bruegger's). Best thing is being a 5 min walk from Dave's supermarket.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
2492 Derbyshire Road
A few good bars (especially Barrio) and restaurants here, and its close to Coventry and Cedar-Lee, both of which have even more. It is nice to have a grocery store (Dave's) right there, although it isn't a great grocery store and I tend to shop elsewhere for produce and bigger shopping trips. The walk to school is great and very fast (about 15-20 minutes), and when it snows, part of the walk is through campus which is generally shoveled/salted well.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Frederick
I like the neighborhood, close to Dave's (grocery store), and local hangouts (Luna-bakery, Starbucks, Barrio's-bar/tacos). Relatively convenient for getting to campus and there's a shuttle as well. Well-connected on bus lines. Feels safe. The main street (Cedar) gets cleared of snow pretty quickly. The actual street that the apartment is on and the city parking lot sometimes don't get cleared too well but it's not too bad because it's a very short distance. The sidewalk in front of our building gets cleared of snow pretty quickly.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Wilson Building
Safe neighborhood, very close to campus, but just far enough that we pretty much never worry about crime up here on the "top of the hill," whereas there are often many crimes in little area/ east cleveland. Walking distance to both coventry road and cedar/fairmount area, with groceries, restaurants, and bars. Overnight street parking for guests is easy here- just call the police and give them your license plate number. And if you have daytime visitors, it is easy to find free street parking for them.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
9
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Crestview
Technically we live in Cleveland Heights, but this area along with Coventry feels safe and friendly. There are many Case students that live within this area, and you are in walking distance of many stores, restaurants, and coffee shops. It is in a very residential neighborhood with many families, pets, etc.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Lakeview
Many med students live in the apartment buildings on Overlook, so you will have plenty of company. It's close to all the shops and restaurants at Coventry and on Cedar as well as within walking distance (10-20 min) to the med school. There's a steep hill between Overlook and the school (uphill from school to Overlook) that can be annoying if you're biking. The area is somewhat safe - nowhere near as bad as East Cleveland - but there are occasional robberies. The cemetery (5 min walking distance) is a great place to run. It's a generally good neighborhood.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Biltmore
Fairly close to campus, but not as congested as Little Italy or Cedar-Fairmont area. There's only really one actual bar (Panini's), but there's several wonderful restaurants, including class favorite Pacific East. There's a Marc's which is convenient for grocery staples, and also a few shops for clothes and knick-knacks. Phoenix coffee is also a nice study spot. In general, most of the neighborhood seems to be students and young professionals, and seems fairly safe to get around.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Hampshire Road Apartments
15 minutes from school and Coventry Road, which has bars, restaurants, hair salons, grocery stores, etc. This is nice in the summer but not as much in the winter, when that nice 15 minute walk turns into a 20+ minute slog through cold and darkness. It's not a huge deal though. Coming back from Case is slightly uphill, so if you hate hiking uphill, then that should be a consideration.

The neighborhood is really green. There are some spectacular houses around Cleveland Heights, and the fall foliage is beautiful. The neighborhood is usually quiet other than ambulances coming through Overlook Road on the way to University Hospitals.

You will need a car to get groceries. The closest grocery stores are at least a five minute drive away.

If you are a Case student or UH employee, this location is really popular and you will have coworkers and classmates everywhere in close proximity.

There is a playground for small kids within a couple minutes of walking (intersection of Kenilworth and Overlook).

The walk to Little Italy is surprisingly far. There is no real way to get there other than walking all the way down Edgehill Road, turning right up Murray Hill Road, and walking for another ten minutes (so 20 minute walk at least). I always feel safe walking around at night. It's really suburban and not much is going on. Commuting to work by car may be annoying because Edgehill Road gets packed during rush hour. It is one lane both ways and is the only way to get down the hill from Cleveland Heights to Case campus.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
7
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Lakeview
Quiet neighborhood with a conveniently located grocery store (Dave's) a decent selection of restaurants (Buffalo Wild Wings, Night Town) and coffee shops (Starbucks). This is a suburban-type area and is very safe, particularly relative to Little Italy and places closer to campus. Worth the walk.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
7
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Berkshire Condos
This is not in Little Italy, which is what it showed up as before I changed the neighborhood name. The immediate neighborhood is average and there are just homes. Starbucks, Dave's (small grocery store), Little Italy are not too far from here, maybe 4-5min drive - but its hard to find parking.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
6
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Waldorf Towers Apartments
A lot of my classmates live on this street. Traffic gets a little busy during commute hours. The hill is annoying to walk up to get home from University Hospitals, etc. Not much restaurants/businesses in the immediate area so I usually will drive to go somewhere instead of walking.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
6
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Lewis Manor
The area itself is very nice and safe. I can walk around the neighborhood and not feel in danger. However, it is only a 5 minute drive from some not-so-nice areas, but once you learn which areas are good and which aren't, I'd say overall this is a great neighborhood to live in!
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Biltmore
Good location to get to school, UH/VA, and around many of the students!
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
2815 Euclid Heights Blvd
I have to drive pretty far to find stores, restaurants, coffee shops, and other businesses that I want to patronize. It's not the nicest neighborhood, but it's not too far of a drive to get to nicer areas. You do save money by living a littler further from campus.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
5
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Kensington Place
Coventry is great for someone to get a residential feel, while still being in walking distance/a short drive from good food places and some bars/nightlife (on Coventry road). It's close to campus, including having shuttles to campus as well as SafeRide.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
9
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Crestview
Coventry has a lot of restaurants, a grocery store, a bunch of little boutique-style stores, and a truly excellent bookstore within 5-10 minutes walking distance from my apartment. There's also a library about a block away that's very cozy.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Palmetto
Popular area with other medical students, and other graduate students and young professionals. Relatively close to campus ~15 minute walk to med school/UH. 10 minute walk to Coventry and Little Italy. Residential area and reasonably safe.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Lewis Manor
The neighborhood contains many of the necessities - grocery store, bank, coffee shops, few restaurants. Never had any problems with safety. There is a CWRU shuttle that stops <2 min walk away. The RTA station is ~15 min walk away.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Wilson Building
Located in between University Circle, Coventry, and Cedar-Fairmount neighborhoods so adequate activity whenever you're looking for it. No safety concerns, lots of families and international students in the neighborhood.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Biltmore
The most convenient location that is walking distance to all major areas (campus, coventry, uptown, cedar/fairmount). Also very safe to walk around at night. Roads are mostly newly paved. Beautiful and quiet area.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Heights Apartments on Overlook
Very safe, lots of bars/restaurants, not too loud. Definitely the best place to live in the area in my opinion. The "Heights AM" shuttle stops right on Cedar to give students a ride to school every morning.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
9
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Castle
Very safe neighborhood. Roommates would sometimes forget to lock door but nothing has ever happened.
People/kids walk their dogs late at night.
If you have kids there are 2 playgrounds close by.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Duke
Quiet, safe area.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
10
/10
Neighborhood Rating
2646 Mayfield Road
The neighborhood is super residential and a lot of medical students live in the area. It never feels unsafe around here and you can often see neighbors walking their dogs (at all times of the day).
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Lakeview
I have to get on the city every winter to take care of the sidewalks and roads. The Cleveland Heights police love nothing more than writing parking tickets. Within walking distance to many things.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
7
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Crestview
Neighborhood is relatively safe especially since it is mostly graduate students or young professionals. Many medical students live in this area. It is within walking distance of CaseMed.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
7
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Lewis Manor
Super close to campus. I walked to campus every day for five years and felt safe doing so. Lots of restaurant options, grocery is within a couple miles (but not walking distance).
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Upperview
I really like the neighborhood, a lot of my classmates live on the street. It’s very friendly and walkable, you often see people about. The street does not feel too busy though
Keep reading
Reviewed by
9
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Crestview
The neighborhood has been very nice to live in. There are always people out walking, and it has suited my wife and me very well with the great restaurants in Little Italy.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
9
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Lewis Manor
People are walking on the street at all times of the day and night, so it is safe. A <10 minute walk to little Italy and a 10-15 minute walk to Coventry and Fairmount.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
9
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Crestview
Safe compared to most places here. You guys will be living next to the new clinic anyway so I'm not sure why I even write this review since Waldorf will be further away.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Waldorf Towers Apartments
There's great places to eat and check out in the area as everything is within a reasonable walking distance as parking on the streets can get a bit crowded some times.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
7
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Waldorf Towers Apartments
Great little shopping area. Has a grocery store, restaurants, and unique stores. Neighborhood is safe and close to school. Houses and apartments are somewhat old.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Hampshire Road Apartments
Safe, quiet, walking distance to many fun areas (including Coventry, Little Italy, and Cedar-Fairmount). Lots of families with children and other students nearby.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Duke
The neighborhood has been fine, I haven't ever felt unsafe, nor has my wife. Very close to coventry which is nice to walk around and has several restaurants.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
6
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Upperview
Some interesting people and grad students you will meet. Since most of grad students reside along overlook its also easier to visit them or invite them.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
9
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Overlook Manor
The apartment is on Overlook Road where a lot of CWRU peeps live. 20 minute walk from campus. 15-20 walk to grocery store. 15 minute walk to Coventry.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Pasadena
Mostly professional/graduate students and young families. The area is very quite but close to Coventry and uptown if you need restaurants/activities
Keep reading
Reviewed by
9
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Duke
Next to Dave's supermarket and the Home Depot. Rather close to Whole Foods and Walmart. Only 20min to Costco which is very convenient for me.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
6
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Kensington Place
Good food options, fun scene and definitely a safe place to live. I love running outside and feel like there are good options around here.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
9
/10
Neighborhood Rating
2815 Euclid Heights Blvd
Food is extremely accessible, neighborhood feels safe, a little less student-composed than Overlook area. Lots of dog walkers and trees.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Hampshire Road Apartments
It's a cute attraction, great for bringing friends and family who are visiting from out of town, but honestly I don't come here much.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
9
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Waldorf Towers Apartments
Pizza is close. Cedar-Fairmount (re: Dave's + Subway) is close. Coventry (re: Chipotle) is close. What more do you need in life?
Keep reading
Reviewed by
9
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Waldorf Towers Apartments
Dave's is walkable, school is walkable as well, and mostly across campus which is nice.
Close to starbucks, Breugers, etc.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
7
/10
Neighborhood Rating
2492 Derbyshire Road
I have really enjoyed living near Coventry, and it has everything that I need, grocery store, book store, coffee shop, etc.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
2646 Mayfield Road
Life here is convenient. There're a local chained grocery store, HomeDepot, Marshall's, and OfficeDepot in the Circle.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Kensington Place
Mixed single family homes and apartments. Students and families and all inbetween. Walkable to school and groceries.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
7
/10
Neighborhood Rating
2492 Derbyshire Road
Very pleasant 20-minute walk to school, love being near Cedar-Fairmount but still on the quiet side of the street.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
2492 Derbyshire Road
It is an overall quiet neighborhood where many students live. There are many restaurants nearby which is nice.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
9
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Duke
The Cleveland Heights neighborhood is great! Lewis Manor is far enough away from East Cleveland to feel safe.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
7
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Lewis Manor
Essentially residential. There is a small playground on Overlook Road. Many students live on Overlook Road.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
9
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Lewis Manor
Coventry is one half mile away, which makes shopping for groceries or splurging at Chipotle a breeze.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
10
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Duke
Chill. Mostly students, some families in the immediate area. Nearby grocery store only accepts cash.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
6
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Upperview
Coventry has lots of interesting shops and a good amount of restaurants and grocery stores nearby.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
7
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Lewis Manor
Next to Dave’s market, the HomeDepot, USPS and the police department. It’s safe and convenient.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
9
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Kensington Place
Highlights include Pacific East (sushi restaurant), Phoenix Coffee, and Big Fun (toy store)
Keep reading
Reviewed by
9
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Heights
Neighborhood is extremely nice. It is on the border of Little Italy and Cleveland Heights.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
10
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Lewis Manor
some nice sports bars, a couple hipster wineries and gastropubs, boutiques, walkable,
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Duke
The apartment is near a few good restaurants, including Luna's and Barrios. It is also close to Dave's grocery store and transit options. Many medical students in my year live in the area. There is quite a bit of construction happening at the moment, not sure how long that will last.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
6
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Boulevard View Apartments
Safe neighborhood close to Coventry, cedar fairmont, little Italy, UH. Very walkable
Keep reading
Reviewed by
9
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Lakeview
The neighborhood is quiet and feels safe for the most part. Very close to school.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
5
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Lakeview
I love having access to restaurants and novelty stores within walking distance.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
6
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Duke
Close to Cedar Fairmount
-Restaurants
-Other apt. buildings
-Stores
Keep reading
Reviewed by
7
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Boulevard View Apartments
I think the immediate area is pretty safe. Have never heard about issues
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Waldorf Towers Apartments
Friendly people when you walk around the neighborhood. Quite, and calm.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
9
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Lewis Manor
Security is good and it doesn't take long before you reach a store.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Overlook Manor
Neat environment with lots of trendy restaurants and attractions.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
9
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Lewis Manor
I don't go out a lot. I don't know much, but GrubHub sucks here.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
6
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Waldorf Towers Apartments
Right next to CWRU's campus and nearby coventry and Fairmount.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
9
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Pasadena
Very safe neighborhood. Police station around the corner.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Kensington Place
Neighborhood is lively with lots of great places to eat.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
7
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Richmond
A 20 min walk from CWRU, this complex is in a decent location for students. Bus stops are also available for easier transportation. Safety can be a concern in the area. However, this is a concern for many surrounding areas as well.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Highland Building
The neighborhood is not too busy. There are restaurants and a grocery store close by and many of the apartment have nice exteriors. It is also right on transit and shuttle routes.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
2
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Palmetto
My car was broken into in the city lot right next to my apartment. Other than that, no security complaints. Cops often walk the beat in the area.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Cleveland Heights Apartments
Near little Italy.
safe.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
7
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Lewis Manor
Quite similar to my apartment
Keep reading
Reviewed by
9
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Overlook Manor
Little Italy is cute
Keep reading
Reviewed by
7
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Waldorf Towers Apartments
Cleveland Heights city hall is 3min drive away.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
6
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Kensington Place
Quiet but no real parking
Keep reading
Reviewed by
7
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Overlook Manor
Cool and safe
Keep reading
Reviewed by
9
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Plateau
lots of great food
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Upperview
Great experience - very safe.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Concord Apartments
Very safe with lots of restaurants and shops
Keep reading
Reviewed by
10
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Castle
Feels fairly safe
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Crestview
quiet and seldom crime
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Heights Apartments on Overlook
college area, no highway access
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Kensington Place
Very quiet, safe
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Kensington Place
Nice area
Keep reading
Reviewed by
9
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Duke
I love the Coventry area. It's very walk able and has everything you need- hardware store, grocery store, coffee shops, thrift store, multiple food options, and a community garden.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
6
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Crestview
Chipotle, Starbucks, Barrios, lunas bakery all within 5 min walk. Safe place to live. Family and pet friendly.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Highland Building
Little Italy is 15 mins walking distance from my apt complex. I use safe ride after 6pm from campus to my apartment. I don’t go out at night so I can’t speak much for its safety but I can say that I have not been assaulted in broad daylight.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Waldorf Towers Apartments
The neighborhood is extremely friendly and there is always something going on. It's an amazing experience to get to know the small businesses and involve yourself in the community events. Coventry Peace park hosts orchestra concerts and the courtyard has a drum circle on Sundays. During the warmer months, there is always an event outside and each local business participates. The community is also constantly expanding, and there is a constant stream of delicious food.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
9
/10
Neighborhood Rating
2825 Euclid Heights
love that its a quiet, residential area with a lot of medical students and other grad students. easy to walk to classmates' apartments.

wish there was easy food closer- coventry (chipotle, jimmy johns, thai food, etc) is about a 10-15 min walk, and fairmount (brueggers bagels, starbucks, Daves grocery store, etc) is about a 15-20 min walk, BUT both are short drives (<5 min)

safe neighborhood, apartment has a small lobby that also requires key access, so you have an added level of security there

there is a park down the street and i see some young families with their kids and dogs there

plenty of FREE street parking so if you have friends visiting, they can park on the street (but call cleveland heights PD if you want to park overnight 2am-6am on the street or else you will get a ticket)
Keep reading
Reviewed by
9
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Crestview
The apartment building is on Overlook at the top of the hill, but is next to the top of Little Italy on Mayfield as well. It's very quiet, safe, and a nice walk to school. Little Italy is a 5 minute walk, school is 15, and Dave's is a 3 minute drive. It's pretty quiet, people are friendly, and it's clean.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
10
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Lewis Manor
The Cedar-Fairmount area is a nice compromise between being close to the school and having things to go to nearby. There are a few restaurants, bars, and coffee shops, as well as a small grocery store - while none of them are amazing, they're definitely nice to have nearby when you need something but don't want to drive.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Frederick
Very safe neighborhood. Up a hill from the CWRU campus, so it definitely feels off-campus, and a bit removed (in a good way). Lots of apartments and houses. Popular with med students. Good shops and proximity to other central areas (Little Italy, Cedar Fairmont)
Keep reading
Reviewed by
9
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Mapleview Heights
Within a 1 minute walk is a variety of restaurants and bars, a grocery store, and starbucks. Coventry is right up the street, and Legacy village is a short drive up Cedar. I find the location to be fun and safe.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
10
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Castle
It's nice to be close to Little Italy, Cedar Fairmount and Coventry, however since they closed down the closest Marcs there isn't really a grocery store you can walk to. I like being able to walk to many places and the neighborhood seems nice enough. My boyfriend's car did get broken into (window smashed) in the city lot we park in though.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
7
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Stratford Arms
It's so close to the school, I've never felt unsafe. Also because so many people live here, you'll never be returning alone from anywhere. Lots of people to carpool/uber with.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
10
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Waldorf Towers Apartments
Coventry Village has many small shops and restaurants which is great, however crime has increased in the area - especially after dark. My apartment is down the road from Coventry so I feel safe, but I know I shouldn't walk around on Coventry Road alone after dark.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
10
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Palmetto
I wouldn't really say I live in Little Italy. I like the neighborhood. Close enough to the grocery store (Dave's) and some bars and restaurants.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
10
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Waldorf Towers Apartments
Cleveland Heights is where most students live, and for the most part, I've found it fairly safe along with numerous grocery stores close by.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
9
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Waldorf Towers Apartments
The neighborhood is great! Walking distance to Case and Little Italy. Close to dining options and coffee shops. Very safe neighborhood.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Lewis Manor
Very safe
Several buildings with student housing
Easy to find parking
Walking distance to school/hospitals & Little Italy
Keep reading
Reviewed by
10
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Waldorf Towers Apartments
Cleveland Heights is a pretty good and safe neighborhood, lots of nearby activities, easy access to variety of required goods.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Highland Building
Safe to walk through every day to campus.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
7
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Waldorf Towers Apartments
Cleveland Heights is where its at in terms of the social scene-- there are tons of bars and restaurants in a short distance, some of which you can take Safe Rides to. It is also where a lot of students live so the social scene is nice. There are also tons of trees and parks to brighten up the environment.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
9
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Lewis Manor
The surrounding area appears to be really nice, especially during the summer when daylight is longer. I’m able to walk around and feel just fine. But in the same breath there’s also been gunshots fired in the parking lot next to my apartment. So I do have to dock points because I wouldn’t say it’s the most unsafe place because in a sense that is an isolated event that hasn’t happened again, but also I don’t personally feel comfortable walking especially to school when there is less light out.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Plateau
Adjacent to Cleveland Heights PD and across the street from Cleveland Heights Fire and Rescue. Across the street from a Dave's Market and shopping Plaza, and other apartment complexes. Lots of constant noise from sirens, and car alarms (gets quite irritating). It's also nice being walking distance to market.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
6
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Concord Apartments
I love this neighborhood. What I like most is that It’s very walkable. It is close to little Italy, Coventry, and Cedar-Lee. All of these places have outstanding food and multiple cute local shops. During the summer there are a lot of community events such as festivals, weekend yoga, live music and farmers markets. There are many public transit stops along Mayfield which makes it easy to travel to Case Western campus, Uptown, Cleveland Clinic, the art museum, botanical garden, Cinematheque, and natural history museum. There are also two light rail stations near by which makes travel to the west side a breeze. Many graduate students live in this neighborhood which makes it really easy to socialize or study with friends. Cleveland Heights also has a really cute little community garden for local residents to do their own gardening.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Crestview
I haven't done too much exploring due to COVID but the neighborhood seems pretty nice. There isn't much in the area immediately surrounding the apartment but the Heights in general has some good dining, bars, and coffee options. Additionally it's close to school but far enough away to create some psychological distance, and there are a few parks. Overall it's very residential.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
7
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Concord Apartments
I've never experienced anything negative in the neighborhood, especially around the area that Lewis Manor is located in. However, there are often CWRU alerts about crimes that are occurring around the area, so it's safe, but be careful! Just do what you would normally do if you were living in a city!
Keep reading
Reviewed by
9
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Lewis Manor
On the smaller side compared to other neighborhoods, but best place to live closest to campus if you’re looking to be near bars, restaurants, etc. Barrio and the Fairmount are the most popular restaurants and both have great happy hours, but be sure to check out Parnell’s (Irish pub), Luna’s (cute bakery/lunch spot), Zoss (Swiss bakery), Vero bistro (fantastic gourmet pizza), and Night town if you want to hear jazz
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Castle
Excellent location near Starbucks, Dave's market, bars, restaurants, gas station etc. Still close to school (walking record is 12 min there, usually 15-18 coming back). Generally safe, but the parking lot behind the building is near a lot of commercial buildings and might not be the best place to hang out late at night, especially on weekends.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Frederick
I am overall not the biggest fan of the east side of Cleveland. There are restaurants and bars within walking distance, but the area has more of a suburban feel than it does a city feel. As I was used to more of a city vibe having moved from Ohio State, it was definitely a shock to me. If you're looking for something with a more lively feel, Tremont or Ohio City might be areas you'd check into.
My least favorite thing about the area is that inexpensive grocery stores are at least 10-15 minutes away! Highway access is also difficult to get to. It can take 20 minute driving to go 4 miles which has been something I've definitely had to adjust to.

That being said, the area has been quite safe, although it is near some of the more crime ridden areas of the city. I feel comfortable walking around by myself at night (within reason of course). I also do enjoy going to Coventry (a cute strip of restaurants, bars, and shops) nearby as well as Cedar-Fairmount - both of which are within walking distance. If you're looking for something of a mix between city and suburban feel, I'd recommend looking into living in Cleveland Heights, as well as Cedar-Fairmount or Beachwood!
Keep reading
Reviewed by
6
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Mapleview Heights
Overlook Road consists almost entirely of apartment buildings and is home to many CWRU graduate students. The location is within walking distance of campus as well as several commercial centers: Cedar-Fairmount, Coventry, and Little Italy. Overlook is central to all of these locations, but the downside is that it is a 10-15 minute walk to any of these places. The neighborhood is relatively quiet and is an overall great location for graduate student housing.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Stratford Arms
An old residential neighborhood right on top of the hill above campus. An eight-or-nine minute walk to Cedar-Fairmount, where there's a Starbucks, a grocery store, and a few bars and restaurants. A 10 minute walk in the other direction will get you to Coventry. And down Mayfield you can get to Little Italy pretty easily as well.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
7
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Mapleview Heights
Benefits are it's close to campus and close to a lot of students. There is a grocery store nearby and some restaurants. The area is pretty safe and is really nice to run around if you are a runner or workout outside. Pretty quite at night and understanding of the graduate student population.

Drawbacks are living in Cleveland Heights. The parking rules are a little restrictive but in general there's a method to the law madness. Sometimes they don't plow the walk to school very well in the winter but it's only an issue periodically.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
10
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Kenilworth Gardens
This area is small, but quite nice. The bars are open late and there are small business owner that keep lovely shops up and down the street. With a Starbucks down the street, there is always somewhere to go, and the holiday events are rather adorable. The area feels really safe, and is patrolled by the Cleveland Heights Police Department which is better than others in nearby areas.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Plaza
Cedar-Fairmount is a great little village with a grocery store, Starbucks, restaurants/cafés, a dry cleaner, and several other nice small businesses. I love that I have basically everything I need within walking distance, though I do also have a car. The walk to school is very easy, 15+ minutes.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Boulevard View Apartments
Due to Covid, I cannot say that I have a great experience getting out and about and meeting people in the neighborhood. But the people I have run into have been respectful and nice. There is a huge graveyard to run in nearby and I have felt safe walking to and from work during the daytime.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Lewis Manor
The neighborhood is great. There are a lot of restaurants nearby and it is safe.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
10
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Waldorf Towers Apartments
Have never had any problems with safety or feeling unsafe in Cedar-Fairmount.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
10
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Wilson Building
Wonderful architectures, "interesting" road planning (lol, true grids are boring), Coventry downtown is nice, Cedar/Fairmount area is cool, good grocery stores, safe area. Idk, it's a suburb basically. It's just not gonna be as boisterous as Ohio City or The Flats.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Duke
I do not go out and meet people so it works for me. You will most likely be meeting older people in the apartment who like to hangout in the lobby, and there is no social scene in the circle. Very safe though with city hall and the police department next door.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
5
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Concord Apartments
Very safe feeling area. Great place to jog. I am near the Case Western Tennis Courts, which is very close to campus, and fairly close to Little Italy, and the Uptown shops. Some nice parks nearby. Pretty quiet neighborhood with occasional sirens.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Overlook Park Apartments
Cedar Fairmount is an ideal location for your first two years of medical school. It is located a brisk 5-7 min drive from the HEC and offers a quaint downtown area. This area includes a bar, several restaurants, a grocery store, and more.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
7
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Frederick
It's a nice inner-suburban neighborhood. It's slightly too sparse to be easily walkable, and the layout of the entire area is terribly convoluted, but it's reasonably safe, reasonably priced, and has plentiful amenities and activities.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Stratford Arms
CH is an ok neighborhood. There are good stores and restaurants around the area. However, it borders the shadier parts of Cleveland. I don't really feel safe walking around the neighborhood. Also people here drive like maniacs.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
6
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Kensington Place
The apartment I'm in is a 6 min walk from Coventry. Personally I enjoy coventry over little italy. Better restaurants than little italy. Don't see a lot of violence in this area since there's always patrol cops around.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Middlehurst
We're still in the middle of a pandemic, so there haven't been opportunities to explore the neighborhood. However, it's reasonably quiet, and there are sidewalks and beautiful homes nearby for neighborhood walks.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
7
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Heights Apartments on Overlook
I love this neighborhood. I am looking almost exclusively to stay in this area. I like having a grocery that is walkable and places to eat and socialize that are right there. Its a very safe area as well.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
9
/10
Neighborhood Rating
2492 Derbyshire Road
Quiet neighborhood
Keep reading
Reviewed by
7
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Heights Apartments on Overlook
10 minutes' walk to Dave's, a grocery store. 20 minutes' walk to PBL, the building for Weatherhead school students to take classes. It's quite safe to live here, but the social events are quite rare.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Duke
It's very close to the old med school campus which is a huge perk. There are also some cute little bakeries and restaurants that are pretty good. However, overall there is not too much to do here.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Waldorf Towers Apartments
Overlook Road is generally bustling, plenty of foot and vehicular traffic. More suburban community with lots of trees. Feel safe waking up and down the street. Walking distance to Coventry.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
10
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Crestview
Coventry has some good food and Marcs for grocery shopping(which is cash only unfortunately). You could also walk to Dave's on Cedar-Fairmount, which is about a 10-15 minute walk.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
7
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Pasadena
Cleveland Heights is a wonderful neighborhood to live in with plenty of grocery stores, restaurants, and shopping. Very close to CWRU, cheap uber ride to Ohio City and the Flats.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Kensington Place
This is a nice neighborhood with lots of restaurants/ entertainment within a few minutes from the apartment. Nice neighborhoods with sidewalks all around if you enjoy walking.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
9
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Plaza
Suburban/Residential area, lots of green area, good for running, safe, very close to CWRU campus (walking distance) and to stores/restaurants (also walking distance), quit
Keep reading
Reviewed by
9
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Waldorf Towers Apartments
Safe neighborhood, good to go on walks, grocery store nearby on Cedar, restaurants also nearby on Cedar (all of this is 5min walking distance), 15-20min walk from school
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Wilson Building
15 min to Target (two different ones), TONS of grocery stores around, Home Depot across the street. Not a whole lot within walking distance, but super accessible by car.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
5
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Kensington Place
Pros: A nice neighborhood, lots of people walking to and from University Circle; mostly students and young professionals.
Cons; It can get noisy on the weekends.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
7
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Stratford Arms
I always feel very safe around this area. Nice residential neighborhood that is not too loud when I need to study. Plenty of Med students live around here as well
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Lakeview
It seems pretty safe, and I don't hate the shops on coventry, but I don't find myself spending much time at any of the bars or restaurants in walking distance.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Knickerbocker
The neighborhood feels safe and it's very walkable to nearby restaurants, groceries, and other attractions in Little Italy, Coventry, and Cedar Fairmount.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
9
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Lewis Manor
Lots of restaurants nearby and there's a great coffee shop around the road. There are many bus stops within a 2 min walk but the buses are unreliable.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Balfour Apartments
Walking distance from restaurants, bars, grocery store, library. Ample parking on the side streets. Great place to walk/run outdoors. Generally safe.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Manor Apartments
Cleveland heights is great. Close to school and close enough to walk to the cooler neighborhoods without the noise. Love the city council, too.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
6
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Crestview
Grocery store, Starbucks, and school within walking distance. Only 1 bar and minimal restaurant selections within walking distance though.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
7
/10
Neighborhood Rating
2492 Derbyshire Road
The neighborhood is pretty safe. I mean Mayfield can get a little dangerous, but if you are not out late at night then it is pretty safe.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Lewis Manor
Lots of students live here. School, Coventry restaurants/shops, and Cedar/Fairmount restaurants and shops are within walking distance.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Duke
Walking distance to Case, as well as Little Italy, Coventry, and Univerisity Circle (all great areas for food and entertainment).
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Lewis Manor
I live a little farther away from the stores and restaurants but about a 10 minute walk which is nice as it is a little quieter
Keep reading
Reviewed by
7
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Crestview
Very student friendly neighborhood. Lots of local restaurants and bars just around the corner. 15 minute walk away from CWRU
Keep reading
Reviewed by
9
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Heights Apartments on Overlook
Close to campus, feels safe (not including the hill), quiet, closest grocery store is Dave's which is about a 10 min walk.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Lakeview
Quiet neighboorhood. Good restaurants nearby. Plenty of nice routes for running/walking outside. Close to CCF and UH.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
9
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Duke
Very residential and quiet. A little distant from groceries and school. I feel generally very safe walking around.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
6
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Manstan
It’s a safe and quiet neighborhood. You can walk to Brueggers, Dave’s on Cedar, or Barrio on Cedar on a nice day.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
6
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Waldorf Towers Apartments
I appreciate how close it is to campus. This side of campus is definitely safer than the north side of campus.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Waldorf Towers Apartments
It's really quite. Very very low crime rate. Case bus stop is in the area. It's beautiful to walk or run.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
6
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Overlook Manor
The surrounding neighborhood has a grocery store, shops, restaurants, and bars within walking distance.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Waldorf Towers Apartments
Friendly, diverse neighborhood with multiple grocery stores and restaurants within walking distance.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
9
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Duke
There are many families and students. I haven't had any problems and feel very safe even at night.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
9
/10
Neighborhood Rating
2492 Derbyshire Road
Walking distance to campus, Fairmount, eateries, grocery store. Good location, good neighborhood
Keep reading
Reviewed by
6
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Boulevard View Apartments
Safe neighborhood, but a quick walk to unsafe places. No problems with packages getting stolen.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
7
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Crestview
The building is located directly next to the police and fire stations, so crime is very low
Keep reading
Reviewed by
10
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Concord Apartments
Good neighborhood inside a shopping circle. Police station very closeby and very secure.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
7
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Concord Apartments
Pretty safe during the day. I don't go out alone in the evenings just to be cautious
Keep reading
Reviewed by
9
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Waldorf Towers Apartments
Nothing special but close to Case western, safe, and many other students live nearby
Keep reading
Reviewed by
9
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Euclid Overlook
Less than a 15 minute walk to campus, Uptown, Cedar-Fairmont, and Coventry areas.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Waldorf Towers Apartments
Comfortable neighborhood, top for Cleveland, but that's not really saying much.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Waldorf Towers Apartments
Little Italy is a great place to live! Tons of lively venues and restaurants
Keep reading
Reviewed by
6
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Waldorf Towers Apartments
Quiet area, sometimes feels a little too quiet. Dimly lit streets at night.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
7
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Stratford Arms
Very safe
Close to Campus
Lots of students live here
Affordable
Keep reading
Reviewed by
10
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Lewis Manor
Right next to Daves and Home Depot. Close to bus stop too. No issues.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
7
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Kensington Place
Neighborhood is safe, and it has a decent amount of lively venues.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
7
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Waldorf Towers Apartments
Great neighborhood overall, it can just be hard to find parking.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
6
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Boulevard View Apartments
Beautiful neighborhood close to CWRU and public transportation.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Duke
Lots of students/young adults. Love to walk the neighborhood.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
9
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Palmetto
Close to school, Coventry, and Cedar; shuttle stop nearby
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Manstan
Waldorf is a close walk to school and Cedar-Fairmount.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
7
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Waldorf Towers Apartments
Suburb-feel with urban location. Lots of good restaurants and grocery stores within a 10 minute drive. Public transportation is not ideal but the area is generally safe and walkable.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
4
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Waldorf Towers Apartments
Cedar-Lee is like Coventry for grown-ups. Lots of bars and restaurants that aren't overrun with twenty-somethings. No shops that specialize in weed. That sort of thing. I love it.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
3157 Kensington Rd
Everyone is very kind
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Frederick
It's safe and clean.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Concord Apartments
Close to everything.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Waldorf Towers Apartments
Safe
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Mayfield Place
Great neighborhood
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Heights Apartments on Overlook
nice, decent food
Keep reading
Reviewed by
6
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Waldorf Towers Apartments
It’s convenient, safe and quiet.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
7
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Concord Apartments
Safe & friendly.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
10
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Plateau
Nice
Keep reading
Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Duke
Coventry is great!
Keep reading
Reviewed by
6
/10
Neighborhood Rating
O'Boyle
Safe, family friendly, fun.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
9
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Waldorf Towers Apartments
Safe. Very near Amman you other medical students
Keep reading
Reviewed by
9
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Lewis Manor
Safe, close
Keep reading
Reviewed by
10
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Waldorf Towers Apartments
Really near the medical school.
Keep reading
Reviewed by
7
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Heights Apartments on Overlook


Getting to Know
Cleveland Heights

Neighborhood Boundaries

Best Apartments
in Cleveland Heights

Duke
1 Bed $825
2 Beds $975
3 Beds $1,105

Check availability
Berkshire Condos
2 Beds $1,500
The Knickerbocker

Check availability
2859 Meadowbrook Blvd

Check availability
The Hat Factory
1 Bed $925

Check availability
Mayfield Place
1 Bed $700
2 Beds $805

Check availability