Tour this lovely contemporary residence in the private cluster home community of Cedar Circles just east of the Cedar/Fairmount district in Cleveland Heights. A winding driveway leads into a secluded neighborhood of mature trees and landscaping shared by 14 single-family homes designed by architect David Howe in 1981, all with natural, stained wood siding, cedar shingle roofs, and private Garden Terraces. Inside this home, find an open Living/Dining Room combination with garden views, a vaulted ceiling, skylight, and clerestory window. The eat-in Kitchen with sliding door to an oversized brick-paved terrace is perfect for outdoor dining and entertaining. The attached two-car Garage enters into this room and also has an adjacent Laundry Room with Mudroom storage. A primary Entry Foyer with adjacent Powder Room also leads to a parquet wood floor Library with brick fireplace and adjacent bookcases completing the first floor living spaces. A landing near the top of the stairway looks down into the Great Room and leads to the two Bedrooms, each with its own ensuite Bathroom. The Master Bedroom features a Balcony overlooking the rear gardens, walk-in closets, and a separate Bonus Room storage area. Key features include shared community areas, a homeowners' association, and compact private yards at Cedar Circles as well as a location close to University Circle, hospitals, museums, and the lively districts that make Cleveland Heights a special eastside suburb of Cleveland.