About Brecksville

Cuyahoga County’s Brecksville is situated just 20 miles down the I-77 from the Cleveland city center. Brecksville was founded in the lands of the Western Reserve after Colonel John Breck purchased the property in 1811. With a population reaching 14,000 residents, the Cleveland suburb offers residents of home or apartment rentals with the amenities of larger cities, including a vibrant downtown shopping center. During the week, most of Brecksville’s residents can be found in Cleveland and Akron, but on the weekends, the city usually hosts open markets and family days in the local parks.

Cleveland RTA and Akron Metro bus lines meet in Brecksville and offer convenient transportation options for those residents who choose to work in one of Ohio’s larger cities. Residents of a Brecksville apartment or home for rent have a choice of six local schools, ranging K-12, one of which earned the state’s Blue Ribbon award in 2008. Many local youth choose to pursue higher educations at Vatterott College and Cuyahoga Community College. Part of the city’s unique culture can be attributed to the Brecksville Little Theater, Home Days Festival, and Cuyahoga Valley National Park.

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