Named for a village in England, this area is known for its winding streets, tall trees, large lots & elegant homes. Originally most of the homes in this community were custom built, so a wide variety of styles and price ranges are available.

Anderson Township is one of our fastest growing areas, known for its rolling hills and beautiful woods it is nestled between the Ohio River and the Little Miami River. Many prestigious builders offer a variety of styles, settings, and prices. Close to the city with easy access to I-275, make this an attractive location.

This historic community is noted for its grand old homes, most of which were built in the early 1900's. Located just 4 miles northeast of Fountain Square, it has easy access to all of the Interstates. Along with the single family homes on spacious lots, there are a variety of 2 family homes to choose from.

This city's high standards for planning and design are reflected in extensive residential, commercial and industrial development. Housing ranges from small 2 bedroom bungalows to exclusive custom built homes. In addition you will find many apartments and condominium developments.

Development of this rural area began just after World War II. A wide variety of homes include ranches, cape cods, and colonials. Recent development has introduced contemporary styles to this area. Charming tree lined streets and excellent schools add to the charm of this community.

Founded in 1818 this community is made up of charming, older homes on smaller lots. Many homes are within walking distance of shopping, parks, and churches. One and two family homes are situated on tree lined streets and many have been updated.

Nestled on the banks of the Ohio River, Cincinnati is one of the most livable cities in the country. The downtown area is rich with diverse architecture. A growing residential area, downtown Cincinnati offers new and renovated living spaces from lofts and high rise condos with river views, to brand new townhomes in historic districts. Skyscrapers share the sidewalks with historic buildings in a dynamic urban environment. The central downtown area is surrounded by 52 city neighborhoods each with it's own charm and flavor, separated by parks and greenbelts.

Home of the University of Cincinnati this community is influenced by the presence of college youth. Housing ranges from stately mansions high on the hills to multi-family homes on streets lined with gas lights & tall trees.

The largest unicorporated township in the State of Ohio actually includes three important communities: Groesbeck, Monfort Heights and White Oak. Each of these areas offer a variety of housing from ranch and traditional to contemporary in both rural and urban settings.

This community is actually part of the City of Cincinnati, but new trees, gas street lights and a wonderful business district with great shopping give this area the feel of suburbia. Housing ranges from elegant old homes to pleasant apartments.

This is a quiet community with tree-lined streets, cozy English Tudor and older brick homes. Covedale's very proud of its reputation as a great place to raise a family. This area enjoys good re-sale value and is within the City of Cincinnati.

In the early 1900's this area was a favorite watering spot for herds of deer _ hence the name Deer Park. Most of the residents have been here for many years, but the small town atmosphere and wide range of city services along with reasonable housing costs attract new residents in every growing numbers.

Excellent access to downtown and the airport have greatly contributed to this areas growth and appeal. Many of the streets in Delhi enjoy beautiful views of the river, particularly the "Palisades" area. Homes are available in almost every size, design and price range. Excellent schools and sports programs for kids appeal to incoming families.

Homes in the village of Evendale range from modest to elaborate. A large industrial base provides many with a convenient career location as well as a great place to live. Excellent schools and a quiet atmosphere make this a great place to live, work and play.

This community's access to Ronald Reagan Cross County Highway, I-275 and I-75, make it an excellent central location for commuting. Homes of almost every design can be found here. Good schools and lots of recreational options are key factors in attracting young families to this area.

This planned community is surrounded by hundreds of acres of greenbelt and parkland. From classic older neighborhoods to new landominiums, housing of all types can be found in a wide range of prices. Forest Park is close to shopping, parks and other recreation.

Old style gas lamps and winding tree lined streets give this historic community a majestic feel. Old fashioned Victorian homes as well as newer contemporary homes provide a varied housing base. Glendale has received a landmark designation from the U.S. government.

Comprised of mostly traditional homes, this is a small community with easy access to I-75 and downtown Cincinnati. These older homes are situated on tree lined streets and enjoy good pride of ownership.

Greenhills was one of the first planned "greenbelt" communities. Surrounded by Winton Woods much of the forest and rolling hills remain today. Schools, churches, shopping and the library are within walking distance of most homes. This neighborhood offers single family homes as well as multi-family dwellings situated on tree lined streets.

Founded in 1814 and named after President William Henry Harrison this community has a rich history. Country homes and new construction mix together on large lots to make this an area that appeals to both life-long residents and transferees. Located off I-74 commuting is a breeze.

These are communities of affluence where majestic mansions sit on rolling hills, many with views of the Ohio River. Gas lights & beautiful trees line the streets. There are areas of more modest housing with single family, multi-family, condominiums & apartments. In Columbia Tusculum many of the historic Victorian "Painted Ladies" line the streets. Hyde Park and Mt. Lookout Squares feature excellent specialty shops & restauants.

The village of Indian Hill is a completely residential community comprised of beautiful homes and magnificent estates along with mini horse farms, all set on acreage that is wooded. Over 2,000 acres of this village has been placed in the Green Acres Trust that assures a private and rural feel but offers some of the finest services including: schools, police and fire protection, and recreational facilities.

Homes in this community can be found in a variety of styles, price ranges and ages. Located off I-71 it offers easy access to downtown as well as a vast employment base of its own. The Kenwood Towne Centre Mall, several hospitals and many other companies call this area home.

A quiet, friendly community with easy access to I-71, Maderia offers housing in every style: ranch, cape cod, colonials and contemporaries. Maderia has superb schools, and a quaint downtown of its own built around a turn of the century railroad station.

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Mariemont was the first planned community in the United States. Built around a town square, the village includes shopping, banking, movie theaters and restaurants. Housing styles are Tudor, Georgian and English Gothic. The streets are lined with ancient trees, and small parks are everywhere. The school system enjoys a national reputation of excellence.

Miami Heights is the community closest to downtown Cincinnati that still offers acreage to buyers. New construction offers a variety of home styles and price ranges. A country atmosphere with access to city amenities makes this area very appealing.

Here newer construction blends with the charm of older homes, many on large lots in private park like settings. Houses are well-built and cared for in this highly desirable neighborhood. Located off I-74 it is just 12 miles from downtown Cincinnati.

Strict zoning requirements have maintained a spacious wooded environment with housing in a variety of styles and price ranges. "Old Montgomery" is a quaint downtown area of brick sidewalks and street lamps with specialty shops and fine restaurants. Access to I-275, I-71 and Ronald Reagan Cross County Highway make this an excellent location for commuting to either downtown Cincinnati or the northern suburbs.

Built into the steep hillside over looking the Ohio River, Mt. Adams is known for its steep, winding streets, fashionable stores, restaurants and chic "watering holes". The turn-of-the-century homes and condominiums are row house in style and most have been completely renovated. This is one of Greater Cincinnati's most recognizable neighborhoods.

Situated on the east side of downtown Cincinnati this community is distinguished by steep hills, splendid views, and attractive home values. The restoration fever has come to Mt. Auburn. A variety of old homes are just waiting to be remodeled. Some are large Victorians others more are modest in style. Many of the multi-family row houses have been rehabbed into condos with great views. On top of the hills are a number of restored historic mansions. Downtown is just 5 minutes away with easy access to I-75 and I-71.

The heart of this community is made up of smaller homes on small lots, perfect for a family just starting out. Surrounding this center are new neighborhoods where new construction is available. The neighborhood business district offers specialty stores, restaurants and industry. Good schools and many recreational facilities make Mt. Healthy an excellent value in good living.

Housing in this community ranges from modest to elegant. Streets are lined by large shade trees, and most homes are within walking distance to shopping, the library, the recreation center and parks. As the city's eastern most community, Mt. Washington enjoys convenient access to downtown and is a very desirable place to live.

Small, modest brick homes on tree lined streets offer charm and comfort in this lovely community. With its own school system, city government, and fine police and fire departments, North College Hill enjoys good property values. This town is convenient to I-75 and I-74.

Centrally located with easy access to I-75, I-71 via the Norwood Lateral, the area provides large, older homes with modest price tags. This community has its own school system, police and fire departments and is only an 8 mile commute to downtown Cincinnati.

This community is very popular with young professionals. Housing here is affordable and enjoys ever increasing property values. Oak lined streets, shopping within walking distance and a 12 minute commute to downtown Cincinnati add to its appeal. Most of the homes in this community are older.

The history of Pleasant Ridge dates back to 1795 when John McFarland of the Continental Army purchased a thousand acres of heavy forestland. It later became the home for many aristocratic families who built beautiful mansions. Today tall stately trees line winding streets. Medium priced homes in a varied of styles add to its appeal.

This planned community was designed 20 years ago. Over 60 acres of green space insure an open atmosphere. Located close to I-275 commuting and shopping are very convenient. While new construction is minimal, the lovely split-level homes have been well maintained and still have the look of recent construction.

Price Hill was built on one of Cincinnati's famed seven hills. Beautiful views of the city can be enjoyed in many of the areas homes. Because of different periods of growth in this community houses from the last century survive with newer homes. Many Victorian homes are being carefully restored. Downtown Cincinnati is just minutes away.

Named after the Pennsylvania community from which its first residents had come, much of the housing in this area dates to the late 1800's. Just to the north is a new section called Reading Heights with spacious homes and tall mature trees. Easy access to I-75 and its close proximity to General Electric and other industries make this a popular community. Reading has its own reservoir, water works and power plant.

Most of the homes in this lovely community are two-story English and Early American in style. Situated on small, well-kept lots with tree lined streets, housing in a wide range of sizes and price ranges can be found. Roselawn's business district has over fifty professional offices, a library, and a variety of shops all under one roof. Located near I-75 and Ronald Reagan Cross County Highway it is close to downtown Cincinnati.

This community has a thriving business district that runs parallel to I-75. The central business district has been updated and effectively blended the old with the new. Housing ranges from older to newer in an assortment of styles. Large industrial plants offer numerous employment opportunities to residents, and many of the older homes in the business district have been remodeled into shops.

Settled just after the Revolutionary War, this is an area of attractive homes on beautiful tree lined streets. Homes come in an assortment of ranches and brick cape cods. A variety of commercial and retail establishments keep its business section bustling. A charming and friendly community, Silverton has something for everyone.

In the early part of the 19^th century this areas blacksmith and furniture shops made it a very important community. Today it is home to the largest shopping area in the county. Careful planning assures that both industrial and residential growth is orderly. Springdale is a mix of older and new housing in a wide price range. Located off I-75 it is convenient to downtown and many major industries.

"There's more in Sycamore" is this township's motto. Home-buyers can choose from a wide variety of housing styles and price ranges. With a rural setting and the convenience of new housing, this township strives to maintain high quality in services and keep it's taxes low. Sycamore Township ranges over six different school systems. It is minutes from the Kenwood Towne Centre, great restaurants and all the major highways.

Bounded by Montgomery, Loveland and Indian Hill, this is one of the fastest growing areas in Hamilton County and one of the heaviest areas of new construction. Named after an early settler, John Cleves Symmes, it is close to I-275 and I-71 and has rolling, wooded terrain. Homes in a variety of styles and price ranges are available.

This tree-lined village is one of Cincinnati's oldest communities. It was built on a terrace overlooking the Little Miami River, and resembles an old fashioned New England village. Children walk or bike to the local elementary school. Housing styles are varied and uniquely charming.

Homes in this lovely community range from modest frame houses on winding tree lined streets, to grand mansions with fabulous views of the Ohio River. Homeowners can find great buys just waiting to be refurbished. The location is convenient to shopping and the downtown business district.

There are no definite boundary lines for Western Hills & many residents consider sections of Bridgetown, Covedale and Delhi Hills to be part of this unique area. Attractive & well-built homes in a variety of price ranges are available to home seekers. Newer homes of every design are blended with the older established neighborhoods. Western Hills enjoys excellent appreciation of property values & is convenient to local shopping and downtown Cincinnati.

In the late 1800's many of Cincinnati's business greats built their stately homes and mansions in Westwood. In later years beautiful traditional homes were added on quiet secluded streets that branch off the main thoroughfare. This community offers dependable values, tree-lined streets and easy access to downtown.

This lovely old community has over 320 homes on the National Registry of Historic Places. Many Victorian houses with spacious stables & gazebos are tucked behind ancient shade trees. Modern neighborhoods with newer homes have been added. Residents can walk to shopping, schools and most services.

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