Those thinking of moving to Ohio should consider a large city called Strongsville, which is a suburb of Cleveland. Although I don't know about the kind of property prices you'll find in Strongesville or the city itself, there are some of the most popular attractions in this city that I've known for some time.

The town was founded by settlers from the newly acquired Western Reserve Connecticut and named after John Stoughton Strong, a group leader. Strongsville was officially designated a township on February 25, 1818, and finally a city in 1961. The population is spread over a large area, 11.4% are 65 years or older.

The ethnic composition of the city is 94.18% and is the highest of all cities in the state of Ohio with a population of more than 1,000 inhabitants.

35.9% have children under 18 years of age, 67.5% are married couples living together, 23.6% of them are non-family, 6.4% have a housekeeper with husband, 5.7% have no children, 35% have no children and 35-9% have a child under 18 living with parents or other family members. The poverty line is $18,000 for a family of four, including a median household income of $20,500 for the city of St. Louis County and $19,800 for an individual.

In St. Louis County, there are 18,476 housing units with median household income of $20,500 for a family of four and $19,800 for an individual. There are 16,863 housing units in the county with a poverty line of $22,000 for families with three children, $23,700 for individuals and $21,900 for households without children.

The Lake Metroparks Greenway Corridor runs for 5 miles through Painesville, Painville Township and Concord Township. Most of the way follows an abandoned rail corridor between Baltimore and Ohio through a largely rural landscape, some heavily forested, with a small number of paths in the city of St. Louis County.

The Rocky River recreation area offers visitors a variety of outdoor activities including hiking, biking, swimming and picnics. Trulia also notes that many of the houses in the area have swimming pools that you should visit if you want to swim all year round. Learn more about how to add value to your home in this city with our guide to the best real estate deals in St. Louis County.

Strongsville has one of the highest median prices for single-family homes in the area. However, the median closing price is now $205,000, which is better than most other listings in this area. While rents have risen slightly, property prices have fallen 7% in the past year, according to Trulia. This colonial-style house from 1825 sold for $1.5 million, up from the previous price of $7,500.

Those planning to rent in the Strongsville area should know that the median rent is currently about $1,850 a month. Trulia points out that many of the ranch homes in Strongesville are perfect for those looking for a low-maintenance home. If you like the combination of quality amenities and affordable housing in other parts of Ohio, StrongSville does a wonderful job of integrating these compromises. You can also find many more homes for sale in Cleveland, although median prices are slightly lower there.

The Ohio Nickel Plate Trail runs from this point to a point south of Georgetown Road, and many schools are just a few miles apart, making the surrounding neighborhoods ideal for living. In Strongesville you will find everything you need, from a variety of restaurants and shops to parks and leisure facilities.

Those who moved to Strongsville as children loved the Go-Ape Treetop Adventure Course, which is a place to talk to nature and do some fast-paced activities, with zip liners and obstacle courses built into the trees. This limestone path is short and belongs to the complex that connects the paths of the central and western branch.

The Middle Branch Trail follows the middle arm of Nimishillen Creek, snakes through the Mahoning County Park and Recreation District and the town of Strongsville, and then into the woods.

The Olde Muskingum Trail runs parallel to the Tuscarawas River and the Ohio - Erie Canalway, which runs for two miles from Abbeyville Road to Lester Road in York Township. The Newton Falls Trail, built on a former railroad bed, follows the Mahoning River, winds through downtown and then to Strongsville. The Portage Hike & Bike Trail stretches for 3.5 km from the town of Portagesville through the woods to the town of Youngstown.

Steel Mill Trail is part of the Bridgeway Trail, located in a picturesque forest park in the town of Strongsville, south of downtown. The Running River Trail runs 2.5 km from the town of Youngstown through the forest to the towns of Portagesville and Portage Township.

The Hoover Park Connector Trail is located in the heart of North Canton, Ohio and is comparable to Interstate 480. It offers an alternative, non-motorised route that links the neighbourhoods with green spaces and business districts.