Broadview Heights, Ohio
Upscale suburban living with newer construction and excellent schools.
A great place
to call home.
Broadview Heights features some of the newer construction in the area, excellent schools in the Brecksville-Broadview Heights district, and convenient access to shopping and the Metroparks. As of August 2026, the median home sale price in Broadview Heights is around $390,000, and homes are selling incredibly fast — typically in about 13 days in this very competitive market. Many homes were built in the last 20-25 years.
Broadview Heights has been one of the region's growth stories over the past two decades, and you can feel the energy in its thoughtfully planned neighborhoods with green space, walking trails, and community gathering spots built right in. Spacious colonials, craftsman-style homes, and executive properties sit on generous lots. The Broadview Heights Recreation Center anchors an active community with fitness programs and sports for all ages, and Town Hall Park's walking trails and pond are a favorite local escape. The Metroparks' Brecksville Reservation is just minutes away, and shopping and dining line Broadview Road.
Big roads are close by too. I-77 and I-80 put downtown Cleveland about 25 minutes away, Akron about 20, and the airport about 15, which makes this a great home base for households with commuters heading in multiple directions.
- Brecksville-Broadview Heights City Schools
- Newer construction homes
- Cuyahoga County location
- Close to Metroparks & shopping
- Broadview Heights Recreation Center
- Town Hall Park, trails & pond
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This Week in Broadview Heights
It's the last full week of summer, and Broadview Heights is making the most of it. The city's 3-Day City-Wide Community Garage Sale kicks off this Thursday, August 27, and runs through Saturday, August 29 — residents all over town will be setting up shop right in their own driveways. And on Saturday, August 29, there's also the Garage Sale on the Greens at the city amphitheater if you want one central spot to browse.
Friday night? That's Friday Night Bites on August 28 — a great excuse to grab dinner out with the family or meet up with neighbors. Just a heads up: the city's recreation facilities are closed for maintenance through September 8, but there's still plenty to do outdoors while we soak up these last summer days.
Featured Local Spot: Coffee Club Cafe
If you haven't been to Coffee Club Cafe at 500 East Royalton Road, you're missing out on one of Broadview Heights' best-kept secrets. Tim Augustine has been running this cozy little spot since 1992 — over three decades of serving up homemade pastries, bagels, breakfast sandwiches, and really good coffee.
What I love about Coffee Club is that it's the real deal. It's not a chain, it's not flashy, it's just a warm, welcoming place where Tim and his team remember your name and your usual order. It's the kind of spot where neighbors run into each other, where you can sit and catch your breath before the day takes off. Their Sunni's Cinnamon Delight cinnamon roll is absolutely worth the stop — trust me on that one.
Whether you're grabbing breakfast before the garage sale on Saturday or just need a midweek pick-me-up, Coffee Club is the kind of local business that makes Broadview Heights feel like home.
Whether you're thinking about making a move or just want to talk Broadview Heights real estate, I'm here to help. No pressure, just honest answers and someone who genuinely cares about this community.
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