Definitely looks like a lovely location with that backyard and proximity to the rec center. I agree the mall leaves a lot to be desired. The only store I really care to shop is Dillards on occasion.
Great video. I grew up in N Olmsted and returned after I started a family. It’s a great place to live and is an easy commute to so much. Don’t forget the metro parks Rocky River Reservation which is in our city. This is a great asset too!
Which would you recommend first. North Royalton or Westlake North Olmstead area? Funny thing you lived in both areas being in Strongsville. I'm up in the air about both. I'd like to be near Lakewood, I plan to rent around 1000 -1200 a month I'm looking for low crime no drama. I lived in Euclid most of my life and it was shift thre last 10 years I was there.
It depends. If you like being close to nature, Royalton. If you like access to the beach/downtown, Westlake (great schools as well if that matters). North Olmsted will give similar vibes as Westlake but it’s cheaper to live in.
Definitely looks like a lovely location with that backyard and proximity to the rec center. I agree the mall leaves a lot to be desired. The only store I really care to shop is Dillards on occasion.
Great video. I grew up in N Olmsted and returned after I started a family. It’s a great place to live and is an easy commute to so much. Don’t forget the metro parks Rocky River Reservation which is in our city. This is a great asset too!
Which would you recommend first. North Royalton or Westlake North Olmstead area?
Funny thing you lived in both areas being in Strongsville. I'm up in the air about both. I'd like to be near Lakewood,
I plan to rent around 1000 -1200 a month
I'm looking for low crime no drama. I lived in Euclid most of my life and it was shift thre last 10 years I was there.
It depends. If you like being close to nature, Royalton. If you like access to the beach/downtown, Westlake (great schools as well if that matters). North Olmsted will give similar vibes as Westlake but it’s cheaper to live in.
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