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It's all about  Come along with us on a 2 minute aerial tour... Discover old fashioned tree lined streets. You’ll greet new neighbors bringing home strawberries from the Community Garden, while walking to the West Side Market, sitting at Talkies Film and Coffee Bar, enjoying a beer at Great Lakes Brewing Company, and at many popular local eateries that offer quality dining like OPA! on 25th, Heck’s Café, Light Bistro, Johnny Mango, Halite, The Harp, Flying Fig, Old Angle Tavern, Phnom Penh, Momocho, and Le Oui Oui Café. Or perhaps you will meet friends to watch a soccer game, one (1) block away, at St. Ignatius High School. From the secured on-site parking
area, you have choices from
Across the Detroit-Superior Bridge, you’re on the doorstep of the Warehouse District’s dining & entertainment establishments; shopping in the Terminal Tower; a night at The Ritz; the Central Business District; the main Cleveland Public Library; and the new federal court house. Across the Main Avenue Bridge, you’re again five minutes away to a Brown’s game; the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame; the Science Museum; Burke Lakefront Airport; the County Administration Building; The Justice Center; and City Hall. If your driving plans are taking you further, access to I-71, I-77, I-90, I-176, and I-490 are just minutes away. You’ll be surprised how fast you arrive at the Zoo, the new Steel Yard Commons, Crocker Park, or Legacy Village and Beachwood Place. Traveling out of town from Cleveland Hopkins Airport? You’ll enjoy the short drive to catch your flight, or choose to ride the RTA Rapid (red line) train from the W. 25th Street Market Station. Either way, you’ll enjoy & appreciate the short trip! After all, isn’t residential
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Across the
Lorain-Carnegie Bridge, you’re five minutes away to an
Indian’s game at Jacob’s Field; a night with the Cav’s at Quicken
Arena; the live shows in the theater district; or the private clubs
on E. 4th Street.