Relocation to Euclid

Euclid is the city of choice for Sarah Rogers, a 27-year old originally from Mentor Ohio. What attracted me to Euclid, says Rogers, is its great location, access the lake, affordable housing, and its close sense of community. I work in home healthcare and having such easy access to all parts of Northeast Ohio is truly convenient.

People want to move to Euclid because of the great housing options, the strong The city is also attractive for Euclid's long-time residents. Agnes Turk, a Euclid resident in her eighties, has lived in the city for 51 years. We moved to Euclid in 1956, Turk relates. "I worked in downtown Cleveland and my husband worked for Euclid Provision on Shore Center Drive here in Euclid. We were attracted to the great setting Euclid is to raise a family and the opportunities it offered our children for a better education." Asked if she ever considered moving, Turk replies: "I've never considered moving. My church is on the corner; there's public transportation for when I can't drive; I'm close to the Lake; there's Euclid Hospital down the street. Everything I need is here, so I've never considered leaving.

Housing options in the City of Euclid have never been better! Euclid's housing stock reflects the diversity of the city itself. It includes the charming homes of Euclid's early days, the bungalows and ranches of the post-WWII period, high-rise apartments and condos, and more recently built new homes and condominiums. In all, Euclid offers a remarkably wide range of housing options. All of these homes are set in attractive and diverse neighborhoods with easy access to schools and parks and the commitment to community of a host of dedicated residents. Euclid boasts over 70 neighborhood and civic organizations. Mary Czyzycki president of the Lakeland Civic Association observes, "Our top priority is ensuring that our neighborhood continues to be a great place to live and raise a family. By making sure our neighbors are informed and aware of city issues and by building relationships through neighborhood events that we organize, we are building and maintaining the sense of community that originally drew us to this city."

Whether they are near the lake or up on the hills, residents at various stages of life are responding to the draw of Euclid's neighborhoods. First-time homebuyers like Sarah Rogers, who are just beginning to establish families, have discovered the diverse and affordable range of starter homes throughout the city. Established families and empty nesters are finding that the charm of the lake, the multitude of recreational activities and the ease of access to the rest of Greater Cleveland are compelling reasons to choose Euclid.

Living in Euclid community, the proximity to downtown Cleveland and Lake Erie, excellent city services, and access to great recreation activities in Euclid and the surrounding communities, notes Lenny Vaccaro of Howard Hanna Smythe Cramer. Sarah agrees: "You can explore Euclid Creek Reservation, take a class at the Shore Cultural Centre, visit the city's nationally recognized public library, or take a walk on the shores of Lake Erie at Sims Park."

Looking for a wonderful place you can call home in Euclid? Contact these great realtors!

Robert Kinison, ABR
The Kinison Team
Keller Williams
(216) 440-7110
rkinison@kw.com
www.kw.com

Tim Baur
Leo Baur Realtors
Century 21 Real Estate
(440) 944-3010
www.century21baur.com