Oberlin

Neighborhoods and Suburbs
Oberlin
The quintessential college town, Oberlin is home to Oberlin College, famous for its private liberal arts education and music conservatory. The college is also famous for being the very first American institution of higher education to admit women and African-Americans.

The town is home to many eclectic shops and restaurants. It played an active role in the abolitionist movement, serving as an important stop on the Underground Railroad. Previously designated as Ohio’s “Best College Town,” the city is not only a destination for visitors to shop, dine and enjoy the performing arts but also home for many who appreciate beautiful architecture, collegiate enthusiasm, and vibrant neighborhoods. Located west of Cleveland, in Lorain County, Oberlin offers many recreational opportunities including parks, trails and recreation programs.
Quick Stats:
City Website:
Population Size:
8331
Median Home Sale Price:
Real Estate Taxes per $100K:
% Owner Occupied:
169909
1970
52.7
% Minority
Public School District:
33.1
Distance to Downtown Cleveland:
35 miles -or- 42 mins
Distance to Downtown Akron:



