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Explore Similar Townhomes Within 2 Miles of Glendale, OH

  • /38

    $149,999

    • 2 Beds
    • 1 Bath
    • 882 Sq Ft

    1016 E Crescentville Rd Unit 1016, Cincinnati, OH 45246

    Hard to find private entry townhouse style condo including a one car attached garage. Lovely open concept. Updated kitchen with work island, stainless appliances and wood cabinets. Laundry hook-up in unit. Peaceful neighborhood includes a community pool and park like setting. This one will not last long.

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    Robert Smith

    Coldwell Banker Realty

    (513) 848-4065

    1016 E Crescentville Rd Unit 1016, Cincinnati, OH 45246
  • /41

    $193,000

    • 3 Beds
    • 2.5 Baths
    • 1,620 Sq Ft

    21 Aspen Ct, Cincinnati, OH 45246

    Nestled in a serene and vibrant community, The Knolls, this extraordinary townhome offers the perfect blend of modern elegance and cozy comfort. With its meticulous design and beautiful condition, this property is ideal for those seeking a tranquil lifestyle while still enjoying the conveniences of urban living.

    Beth Willis Comey & Shepherd

    21 Aspen Ct, 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.

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