The neighborhood
Big suburb energy, small-town pace, ten minutes from downtown.
3021 Tuxedo Ave sits in Parma, the largest suburb in Cleveland's orbit. From the front porch you're minutes from I-480, about ten from downtown Cleveland, and steps from the restaurants, parks, shopping, and a splash park that make everyday life easy.
1–3
Minutes to I-480
state highway at your doorstep
~10
Downtown Cleveland
minutes by car, per the listing
~20
Cleveland Hopkins
minutes to the airport
7th
City ranking
largest city in Ohio
The commute
Get where you're going without fighting the whole way.
This corner of Parma hugs I-480, so trips across the south side of the metro move quickly. Pearl Road runs straight toward the city, downtown Cleveland is roughly ten minutes away, and Cleveland Hopkins International Airport is about twenty minutes by car.
- I-480 access minutes from the door
- About 10 minutes to downtown Cleveland
- About 20 minutes to Cleveland Hopkins Airport
- Airport, jobs, and the city, all within reach
Parks & outdoors
Trails, splash pads, and green space close by.
Parma runs its parks like a city that wants you outside. West Creek Reservation is the largest and most used, with walking and biking trails and picnic spots, and Big Creek Reservation adds more of the same. Around town you'll find ball fields, tennis courts, an 18-hole disc golf course, pools, and Anthony Zielinski Park's splash pad, ready for the kids on a hot summer day.
Parma parks and facilitiesSchools
Parma City Schools serve this corner of town.
The 44134 area is served by the Parma City School District. Schools near this part of southern Parma include Dentzler and John Muir elementary schools, Shiloh Middle School for grades 5 through 7, and Normandy High School. Attendance boundaries can vary street by street, so confirm the exact assignment for this property with the district before you decide.
Elementary
Dentzler Elementary
Elementary
John Muir Elementary
Grades 5–7
Shiloh Middle School
High school
Normandy High School
Eating & drinking
Table service down the street.
Takeout on a weeknight, a proper dinner out, a decent cup of coffee: Parma has a real restaurant row. Local standouts like Das Schnitzel Haus and Rudy's Strudel & Bakery are neighborhood institutions. Here are a few favorites nearby, each with its own site.
Parma by the numbers
A city that earned its reputation for reasons you can count.
Largest suburb of Cleveland
and the second-largest city in Cuyahoga County
Largest city in Ohio
by population, at roughly 81,000 in the 2020 census
West Creek Reservation
acres of trails and picnic land nearby
10 minutes
to downtown Cleveland from the front door
The neighborhood's ready when you are