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Glendale, OH Homes for Rent

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    $1,432 - $1,763 per month

    The Commons

    1 - 2 Beds

    10645 Springfield Pike, Cincinnati, OH 45215

    Live life more elevated at The Commons. Our beautiful community is conveniently located, recently renovated and full of amenities to enhance your life. We believe apartment living should be more than four walls, that’s why we’ve included an impressive collection of community amenities. From the expansive swimming pool with chaise lounge seating and hot tub to the fitness center, racquetball

    10645 Springfield Pike, Cincinnati, OH 45215
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    $891 - $1,449 per month

    Waterstone Place

    Studio - 3 Beds

    11365 Lippelman Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45246

    Waterstone Place Apartments is conveniently located in Cincinnati and minutes from three major highways. We have studio, 1, and 2 bedroom apartments with wonderful features. Enjoy apartment amenities such as additional storage spaces, a swimming pool, and the fitness center. Our pet-friendly community, accepting both dogs and cats, also offers a fenced-in bark park! We are near Costco, IKEA,

    11365 Lippelman Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45246

Why Live in Glendale

Glendale, Ohio, a historic village built around the railroad, is home to approximately 2,200 residents. The Village Square and central business district, added to the National Register of Historic Places in the 1970s, reflect its rich history. The community spirit is evident in local festivals, summertime concerts, and uniquely decorated squirrel statues scattered throughout the village. Glendale's housing includes mid-19th-century properties with ornate porches and Italianate molding, early 1900s bungalows, mid-century brick ranch-style houses, and New Traditionals. Home values average around $460,000, with properties selling faster than the national average. Residents enjoy shaded pathways and athletic fields in parks like Floral Park, Washington Park, and Lake Park, while Glenview Golf Course and Trillium Trails Wildflower Preserve offer additional outdoor activities. Dining options are concentrated around the historic Village Square, featuring establishments like Bluebird Bakery, Meritage, and Piccolo Wine Bar. The Harry Whiting Brown Community Center hosts summer concerts, book sales, and holiday markets, while the Boy Scouts' haunted house and A Village Christmas are annual highlights. Glendale students attend the Princeton City School District, which has a high rating, and private school options include Bethany School and St. Gabriel School. The Glendale Police Department reports significantly lower crime rates than the national average, and the village is a designated "no horn zone" for passing trains. Located about 17 miles from Cincinnati via Interstate 75, Glendale offers suburban conveniences with proximity to major employers and amenities in the city.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the most popular neighborhoods in Glendale, OH for renters?
The most popular neighborhoods in Glendale, OH for renters are West Chester Township, Roselawn, Pleasant Run Farms, Bond Hill and College Hill.
What are the most popular zip codes in Glendale, OH for renters?
The most popular zip codes in Glendale, OH for renters include 45246, 45215, 45011, 45241 and 45231.
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