Nestled within Greater Cleveland, Warrensville Heights offers Explorers a distinctive fusion of cultural diversity, economic prosperity, and a supportive community atmosphere. Its proximity to premier healthcare facilities, vibrant neighborhoods, and convenient amenities makes it an ideal locale for Explorers to flourish professionally and personally. Situated just a short 20-minute drive from downtown Cleveland, the city boasts numerous educational institutions and Harvard Park, a prominent regional shopping destination. Beyond the workplace, Explorers will discover an array of nearby attractions, including the iconic Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, the historic West Side Market, and the engaging Great Lakes Science Center. With abundant opportunities for arts, entertainment, outdoor recreation, and cultural experiences, Explorers will enjoy the best in work-life balance.
‘The Land’
For many Explorers, Northeast Ohio is synonymous with NBA superstar LeBron James. James, an Akron, Ohio, native and former Cleveland Cavaliers player, brought the team their only championship in 2016. Still, this area is so much more than hoops and MVPs. Warrensville is a relaxed and affordable suburb with plenty of amenities for comfortable and engaging living. Plus, Warrensville’s proximity to Lake Erie presents a wealth of outdoor opportunities, from serene boating excursions to invigorating hikes along waterfront trails. When Explorers do venture into the city, they’ll enjoy festivals, concerts, plays, and more. Warrensville Heights experiences four distinct seasons. January is the coldest month of the year, with lows averaging 22°F (-5°C) and highs of 33°F (.55°C). Temperatures reach their peak with lows of 67°F (19.44°C) and highs of 78°F (25.55°C) in July.
Quality of Life
- Cost of Living: 17.0 percent below the national rate
- Population: 13,457 based on the 2020 Census estimate
- Median Home Sale Price: $112,000
- Average Rent: $1,435 (1 bedroom)
- Median Household Income: $43,848
- Per Capita Income: $26,730
- Live below the poverty line: 20.7 percent
- Median Age: 35.6 years
- Average commute time: 24.4 minutes
Cleveland Clinic South Pointe Hospital was named a U.S. News & World Report 2024 “High Performing” hospital in two specialties and four procedures/conditions. There are several more hospitals in the surrounding area that were also recognized as top performers.
Education
Explorers can enroll younger family members in Warrensville Heights City School District. The district has an overall Niche.com grade of C- with a 12:1 student-teacher ratio. There are several colleges and universities in the area for Explorers or members of their families can take classes or obtain an advanced degree, including but not limited to Cuyahoga Community College, Lakewood University, and Indiana Wesleyan University-Cleveland.
Transportation
Cleveland Regional Transit Authority (RTA) serves Warrensville Heights and the greater Cleveland metro area. Cleveland Hopkins International Airport has non-stop flights to New York, Chicago, Miami, Orlando, Los Angeles, Las Vegas and more.
Top Attractions:
Gordon Square A world-class arts district, retail, and dining destination, Gordon Square is a great spot to spend a much-deserved day off for Explorers. Shop for purses, totes, and backpacks at Fount, or pick out handmade jewelry at Oceanne.
Greater Cleveland Aquarium From dwarf seahorses to the giant Pacific octopus, Greater Cleveland Aquarium takes visitors on a deep-sea exploration of some of the most fascinating species on our planet.
West Side Market Grab a bratwurst sandwich at Franks, pick up some fresh strawberries at King Produce, or indulge your taste buds at Bohar Bakery. West Side Market vendors carry fresh produce, prepared foods, meats& poultry, seafood, specialties, and more.
Market Garden Brewery Meet up your fellow Explorers at this 35,000 square-foot brewhouse with tours and tasting rooms just behind the West side Market.
Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Learn the stories of rock’s greatest legends at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. With every inductee’s signature, Eminem’s sneakers worn during the Super Bowl LVI Halftime Show, and handwritten lyrics by the Beatles, the Hall of Fame is filled with artifacts and memorabilia and also schedules film screenings and live concerts.
Sports Watch some of your favorite NBA stars when they come to town to play the Cavaliers at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse. Explorers can also take in an MLB game with the Guardian or head to the stadium to watch the NFL’s Browns.
Lake Erie Beach volleyball, kayaking, jet skiing, Explorer may be surprised by all the action and adventure they can get into along Lake Erie.
Cleveland Museum of Art Free to the public, the museum is internationally renowned for its Asian and Egyptian art. With a permanent collection of more than 61,000 works from around the world, the museum also displays a large collection of ever-changing exhibits such as Indian photography, Native North American textiles, and Renaissance paintings from England.
A Christmas Story House Visit the original home built in 1895 in the Tremont neighborhood that was used for the iconic holiday movie A Christmas Story. The two-story house has been renovated to replicate the house exactly as it was for the movie.
Cuyahoga Valley National Park Just 30 minutes south of Cleveland, Explorers will find forested hiking trails, sandstone cliffs, and waterfalls at one of the nation’s most visited parks.