Huntington Park Estates
is among the first planned residential communities
in the Greater Cleveland area.
The neighborhood covers 42 acres.
There are 18.6 acres dedicated
to green space (common ground).
Of the 520 single family homes,
221 are divided among seven (7) cluster associations.
All homes are either ranch or two-story models.
Huntington Park Estates
is a deed restricted community
with a with a Declaration of Easements, Covenants
and Restrictions which include the By-Laws.
Huntington Park Estates is managed by
a Board of five Homeowner Trustees.
To preserve the original vision for the community,
the Board of Trustees maintains the common areas of
Huntington Park Estates and monitors and enforces
the Easement, Covenants and Restrictions.
Location
HPE relative to greater Strongsville –
Huntington Park Estates is located in northwest Strongsville
and bounded by Whitney Road, Albion Road,
Webster Road and I-71.
Huntington Park Estates is conveniently located near both Interstate 71
and Interstate 80 (Turnpike).
Interstate 71 is a main thoroughfare (a 20 minute drive) to
and Interstate 80 gives access to east-west travel.
A short distance west of Huntington Park Estates is
an entrance to the extensive and interconnected system of metro parks,
It is locally known as the "Emerald Necklace".
Cleveland International Airport is only a 10 minute drive away.
Amenities
All amenities are available
for the enjoyment of our residents and their guests.
Near the swimming pool and kiddie pool,
is a covered picnic area (pavilion),
a playground for younger children and a volleyball pit.
A gazebo, located in a quiet area of the community,
is a popular location for Graduation and Wedding photographs.
The pavilion and gazebo may be rented for personal use.
Basketball and tennis courts are also available.
A fountain and pond are located near
the Whitney Road entrance.
This area provides a deck and park benches
for the enjoyment of our residents.
(For safety, no swimming, boating or ice skating are allowed.)
All common areas are closed at dusk.
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