Lyndhurst, Ohio, is a small suburb of 15,000 in the east end of the Greater Cleaveland Metropolitan Area. It is among the more affluent and older of Cleaveland's commuter communities. As of the 2000 census, Lyndhurst's median age was 45 years, while the median house value was $134,600.

Transportation is not a problem in Lyndhurst. Several major highways, including a major east-west artery running straight into downtown Cleaveland, cross through Lyndhurst's limits. The average commute time is relatively low at 22 minutes.

Crime is nearly non-existent in this suburb. In 2002, there were only 80 reported crims throughout the whole year. This represents an average crime rate per 100,000 people that is one tenth of the national average.

There are not too many services and institutions within the suburb. In neighboring communities, however, there are a plethora of hospitals within 5 miles. The Cleaveland-Hopkins International Airport is 26 miles on the other side of Cleaveland.

For education, there are four colleges and universities within 13 miles of Lyndhurst with a total full-time enrollment of 30,000 students.

Lyndhurst has everything you need in a small-town with big city amenities.