1926 Charles S. Schneider-Designed Mediterranean Retreat Asks $799K in Cleveland Heights, Ohio

$799,000 | 1926 | 4,175 Sq. Ft. | 5 Beds | 3.5 Baths | 0.77 Acres

2829 N Park Blvd, Cleveland Heights, OH 44118

Designed in 1926 by noted Stan Hywet Hall architect, Charles S. Schneider, this distinctive Mediterranean-style residence makes a memorable impression with its white stucco exterior, terracotta tile roof, teal-trimmed windows, and ornate entryway. A private courtyard framed by decorative walls features lush landscaping, vibrant flowers, a tiered fountain, and inviting patio space, creating a serene setting for outdoor dining and entertaining. Architectural details, including shuttered windows, a Juliet balcony, wrought-iron accents, and handcrafted wood doors, give the home timeless character and exceptional curb appeal. An octagonal Foyer entry showcases original Moravian tile flooring. Abundant natural light softens each space with an airy, welcoming feel. The Living Room is a standout gathering space, defined by its dramatic wood-beamed ceiling, elegant fireplace, and beautifully proportioned layout for conversation and entertaining. Large windows and French doors bring in garden views and natural light. There is a cozy Library with a fireplace.

The formal Dining Room features lovely arched French doors. A Sun Room opens to an expansive, private patio with built-in grill and firepit. The Kitchen is ample with an eating area and view of the patio. The 2nd floor showcases 4 Bedrooms and 2 baths. The Primary Bedroom has a fireplace and double French doors to a 2nd floor terrace….perfect retreat to relax. There is a Guest Suite with separate staircase above the attached garage with a Living Room, Kitchenette, Bedroom and full bath. The Lower Level has tile flooring, a Rec Room with fireplace and an Exercise Room. The house is situated on a private, 105×320 foot lot across from Shaker Lake Park. Fabulous location…walkable to the Shaker Nature Center, Restaurant districts and minutes to University Circle and Downtown.

Chris Jurcisin • cjurcisin@gmail.com
Howard Hanna – Cleveland Heights
Photography Credit: Shaner Shots

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