Welcome to The Cloisters at Ursuline

Welcome and thank you for visiting our neighborhood’s website. If you are considering becoming a neighbor we hope you find our neighborhood as quaint, friendly and well kept as we did when we first visited.

Canfield is an excellent place to live and raise a family! It was rated the 82nd best place to live in the United States by Money Magazine in 2005 and we believe it has only improved since!

The nearby City of Canfield has a tree-lined “Village Green” that sits at the heart of the New England-style village and provides a venue for a wide range of community activities.

Our development “The Cloisters at Ursuline” was first developed in the 1990’s and is very convenient to the area’s amenities and is minutes from shopping and schools with convenient freeway and turnpike access. It is located approximately 60 miles from Akron, Cleveland and Pittsburgh which provides 3 major airports and metropolitan areas. 

The neighborhood is located in Canfield Township which boarders the small and charming city of Canfield. The children attend Canfield schools which rank “excellent” with the Ohio Department of Education. We have one high school and middle school along with two elementary schools within the district. We are very proud of the school district as it ranked 13th of 614 school districts throughout the state of Ohio. The athletic programs for the children are second to none as the local teams have won several state championships in football, baseball, and softball.

Our community which still has its agricultural roots is also home to Ohio’s largest county fair which is held each Labor Day weekend. It is a wonderful experience for kids of all ages and has attracted entertainers like Rascal Flatts, Brad Paisley, The Goo Goo Dolls, Bill Cosby, Hank Williams Jr. and Peter Frampton.

Local News Reports

• Money Magazine, 2005 – “Rated      Canfield as 82nd best place to live in the United States.
• Inc. Magazine, May 1. 2010 -      "Youngstown, Ohio, of all places, is attempting to reinvent itself as      a technology center."
• Reuters, December 29, 2009 -      Youngstown's effort to reinvent itself is given as an example of what it      will take to get the country back on track economically.
• Youngstown-Warren-Boardman      metro area ranks 25th in Forbes best "bang-for-the-buck" cities.
• Entrepreneur Magazine lists      Youngstown in Top-10 of business startup-friendly cities.

The Local Area:

The area in and around town is packed with jewels that are not found in a lot of cities our size.

• Youngstown Symphony Orchestra      holds its concerts at Powers Auditorium.
• Butler Institute of American      Art which was the first museum in the country dedicated to American art.
• Youngstown State University
• Mill Creek Park is a five-mile      long and is the oldest park district in Ohio established in 1891. It holds      a place in the National Register of Historic Places and encompasses 2,600      acres and has 20 miles of roads and 15 miles of foot trails along with      many historical buildings and two 18 hole golf courses.
• Covelli Centre which was opened      in 2005 and is a venue for sport teams and concerts.
• Sports Teams include the      Mahoning Valley Scrappers which is a minor league baseball team associated      with the Cleveland Indians and the Youngstown Phantoms is the local Hockey      team that plays in the United States Hockey League.

The Cloisters is uniquely situated within Canfield offering the perfect mix of peace and quiet without being "too far out there".

Minutes from 224 yet far enough away from the major highways to ensure peace and quiet in your backyard.

A very well kept and managed neighborhood without being intrusive. Fellow neighbors who care about their homes and their neighborhood.

100 homes with a nice mix of young families to retired couples.

A beautiful well-stocked pond with full access for walking, sitting and of course, fishing.

Bob Ward, President

330-518-7649

JV Merando, Vice President

330-519-9809

Steve Simon, Treasurer

630-337-2075

Robert Montalto, Secretary

330-518-0234