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Established in 1889, Lakewood is one of Cleveland's original "Streetcar Suburbs" that was developed well before cars were commonplace. As such, it doesn't feel anything like a suburb as we know it these days. It's only 4 miles west of downtown Cleveland, and Lakewood's shop-lined main streets (Madison and Detroit) feel more like a city than a sleepy hamlet where commuters go to hit the Applebee's then pass out at 9PM. 90% of the businesses here are local. Bars, restaurants and quirky shops abound. Lakewood is a popular next step for hipsters who want a little more room, a lot less noise and just as many food and beverage options as the city.
Within less than a mile of my house you'll find:
-Mahall's (indie rock club, brunch, and bowling)
-The Shore (famous dive-y brunch spot)
-Winchester Tavern (live music and brunch)
-LBM (a metalhead cocktail bar that's one of the best in the whole city)
-Becks Pool (a chill municipal pool that's less than $5 a head for non-residents)
-Peppers (a laid back modern Italian bistro)
-No Class (legendary CBGB's-esque punk rock sh*thole)
-The Funhouse (boozy slushies and shots so cheap you wonder if they're legal?!)
Other nearby attractions:
-Edgewater Park (home of the famous scrip Cleveland sign for the selfies)
-less than a 10-min walk to an RTA light rail station that offers quick access to the airport, downtown Cleveland, and all points between

Included is one paved, on-site parking spot. Street parking is convenient, close, plentiful, and you don't need to deal with permits, street sweeping, etc.
That said, you will be absolutely fine here without a car. This is one of those unicorn Cleveland neighborhoods where an RTA light rail stop (red line) is within a quick walk (about .7 miles/10-ish minutes), which means you can get just about anywhere via the train. If you're arriving by airplane and have business downtown this is a solid option! Check out the W 117th/Madison stop on a map and see for yourself. The train depatts every 15 minutes. Including walk time you can get to the airport or Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse/Progressive Field in 30 minutes. The Ohio City/W 25th station is about 20, and that's a great gateway to a very fun and action-packed neighborhood with absolutely terrible parking ;)
And of course you don't even need to leave Lakewood to have a blast! There's no shortage of restaurants, bars and shops within less than a mile of my house.