About Crestline

Sandwiched halfway between Cleveland and Columbus, Ohio, Crestline, Crestline was once a hub for the Pennsylvania Railroad's Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne, and Chicago Railways. The city often served as a rest station and motive power change station as it lies between the mountainous Appalachians and the plains of the Midwest. As the third largest city in Crawford County, Crestline boasts a population of just over 5,000 residents. Crestline’s residents of a home or apartment for rent enjoy the quiet, friendly, and community-spirited atmosphere as well as the unique heritage preserved in its streets and homes.

Since 2003, Crestline has improved its neighborhood by replacing street landscaping and improving street lighting. Residents of a Crestline apartment or home rental benefit from various city-sponsored attractions and services, including the Central Park Gazebo, Crestline Municipal Pool, and the Crestline Harvest Festival. Local students can take advantage of an award-winning computer program at one of Crestline’s public schools. Although small in size, Crestline’s city center includes various shops and restaurants that make commuting to Cleveland or Columbus unnecessary. The Mansfield Lahm Airport provides commuter service to residents. Additionally, Crestline also serves as a hub for 25 unique truck lines that meet in the city to exchange cargo for delivery across the region.

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