About Strongsville

Known as the “Crossroads of the Nation,” as the location where the Ohio Turnpike and Interstate 71 intersect, the city of Strongsville has a population of almost 44,000 Ohioans. Created in 1818, the city was founded by settlers after the purchase of the Connecticut Western Reserve. Residents of a Strongsville apartment or house rental find that Strongsville’s prominent and convenient location 30 minutes south of Cleveland on the I-80 and just 13 miles south of Hopkins International Airport makes the city one of the most accessible Cleveland suburbs. A direct rail link also connects downtown Cleveland with Strongsville. Residents of a Strongsville home or apartment for rent take pride in local attractions including Strongsville Commons and Clocktower, Walter F. Ehrnfelt Covered Bridge, Strongsville Historical Society, Gardenview Horticultural Park, Southpark Mall, and The Pomeroy House. Additionally, residents also enjoy the city’s extensive recreation department that oversees youth sports programs, the senior center, recreation programs, the farmers’ market, community theater, and special events such as the annual triathlon and aquatics competitions.

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