A suburb with a city's population
Parma is the largest suburb in Cleveland's orbit and the seventh-largest city in Ohio, home to roughly 81,000 people in the 2020 census. That scale brings real amenities: grocery stores, shopping centers, restaurants, pools, and parks, all close at hand, without the city-centre price tag.
Why the commute works
From 3021 Tuxedo Ave, I-480 is minutes away and downtown Cleveland is about ten minutes by car. Pearl Road runs toward the city, and Cleveland Hopkins International Airport is roughly twenty minutes out. For a house this reasonable, that kind of access is a quiet advantage you feel every workday.
Parks, pools, and a splash pad
Parma treats its parks like a city that wants you outside. West Creek Reservation offers trails and picnic spots, Big Creek Reservation adds more green, and there are ball fields, tennis courts, an 18-hole disc golf course, pools, and Anthony Zielinski Park's splash pad. On a summer evening, that's the whole family sorted within minutes of the front door.
The neighborhood table
Restaurants are a point of pride here, from local institutions like Das Schnitzel Haus and Rudy's Strudel & Bakery to a crowded stretch of Italian, barbecue, and Caribbean spots along the main roads. Whether it's a takeout Tuesday or a proper night out, you rarely have to go far.
“City-scale convenience with a suburban pace. That's the Parma trade, and it's a good one.”
Lisa Nickel · Realtor · The TLC Group
Statistics from the 2020 U.S. Census and City of Parma park information. Commute times are approximate and by car.
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