Cleveland, Ohio
Clark-Fulton Homes for Sale
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11 homes
Avg $198,836
Market Overview
Clark-Fulton Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Clark-Fulton, OH
11
Active Listings
$199K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$95,000
To
$535,000
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About Clark-Fulton Real Estate
Clark-Fulton sits on Cleveland’s near west side and functions as a working residential neighborhood where many residents have lived for years. The area is made up of a mix of long-term homeowners and newer arrivals who value its proximity to downtown and the industrial corridors that have long defined this part of the city. Daily life tends to center on quiet blocks of single-family homes and two-family houses that line the residential streets, with occasional commercial pockets offering basic services and dining. Residents can reach parks and recreation facilities within a short drive, and the neighborhood’s location gives reasonable access to larger city amenities without being in the middle of heavy tourist traffic. Families here are generally served by the Cleveland Metropolitan School District along with nearby private and charter options. The housing stock consists primarily of older single-family homes and duplexes that reflect the area’s development patterns from earlier decades. With eleven homes currently listed for sale and an average asking price near $198,800, the market remains modest in scale compared with more central Cleveland neighborhoods.
Average listing price: $198,836 · 11 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Recent listings show an average asking price of roughly $198,800. Individual homes range from about $95,000 to $535,000, giving buyers a wide span of options depending on condition and size.
There are currently eleven active listings in the neighborhood. This limited inventory means buyers may need to act quickly when a suitable property appears.
The neighborhood is largely made up of single-family houses and two-family homes built in earlier decades. These properties tend to sit on standard city lots with driveways or small yards.
Many households in Clark-Fulton include children who attend schools in the Cleveland Metropolitan School District or nearby charter and private programs. The residential streets offer a quieter setting than more commercial parts of the city.
Parts of the neighborhood have sidewalks and nearby commercial corners for errands, while other blocks are more residential. Most daily needs are reachable by car within a short distance.