Cleveland, Ohio
Cudell Homes for Sale
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13 homes
Avg $208,177
Market Overview
Cudell Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Cudell, OH
13
Active Listings
$208K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$110,000
To
$560,000
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About Cudell Real Estate
Cudell sits on Cleveland’s west side as a primarily residential neighborhood with a steady mix of long-term residents and newer households. Its location places it within a short drive of downtown and several major employment centers, making it convenient for commuters who prefer a quieter setting over the bustle of the city core. Daily life revolves around neighborhood streets lined with single-family homes and smaller multi-unit buildings, alongside local parks and modest commercial strips that supply groceries, coffee shops, and basic services. Residents often walk or bike to nearby errands, and the area supports an outdoor-oriented routine with green spaces for recreation. Families rely on the Cleveland Metropolitan School District and nearby private and charter options for schooling. The housing stock consists mainly of early- to mid-twentieth-century single-family homes and occasional two-family structures, offering a range of sizes and price points. At the time of writing, thirteen homes are listed for sale with an average asking price near $208,000 and a range spanning from $110,000 to $560,000.
Average listing price: $208,177 · 13 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Recent listings show an average asking price of roughly $208,000. Homes currently range from about $110,000 to $560,000, giving buyers several entry points depending on size and condition.
There are thirteen active listings in the neighborhood. Inventory levels can shift quickly, so checking with a local agent for the most up-to-date count is useful.
Many households choose Cudell for its residential streets and access to parks. The area is served by the Cleveland Metropolitan School District along with nearby private and charter schools.
Single-family houses from the early- and mid-twentieth century make up most of the housing stock, with some two-family buildings also present. Sizes and layouts vary, which contributes to the observed price range.
Everyday errands such as grocery runs or coffee stops can often be handled on foot along local commercial corridors. Parks within or near the neighborhood also support walking and outdoor time.