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Madisonville was established in 1809.
Madisonville is a growing yet affordable neighborhood
Madisonville is a large Cincinnati neighborhood tucked between several upscale communities. The area attracts first-time homebuyers, young professionals and families with its relatively affordable housing options. The neighborhood has many late 19th- and early 20th-century homes, but recent development along Madison Road has introduced modern housing and higher-density options. Madison Road is also a growing business district that connects to nearby shopping hubs, like Oakley Station. Madisonville also keeps residents connected to major highways, local parks and community events.
Explore the area’s historic homes and new construction
Most Madisonville houses are Cape Cod, Craftsman and traditional homes from the late 1800s and early 1900s. Some have unique elements, like sloping catslide roofs, asymmetrical lines and bay windows. However, “Madisonville has changed a lot, especially along the main corridor,” says Alfred Rosser, associate broker with ERA Real Solutions Realty. “There’s been some major development in business and housing.” These updates look like newly built contemporary townhomes and completely renovated houses. “A lot of homes have been remodeled at least once already while still being relatively affordable compared to Oakley or Mariemont,” says Sara Foltz, Realtor with Keller Williams Real Estate Services. “As you get closer to Oakley, they’ve also done some tear downs for new apartments and condo complexes,” Foltz says. “It’s more high-density housing with some three-story single-family houses that have been squeezed onto the lots.” A few luxury homes have also been built.
Throughout Madisonville, you'll find newer two-story homes.
This older bungalow is an affordable option in Madisonville.
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What different homes cost in Madisonville
Older homes needing renovation can cost up to $200,000. Modest homes that have been updated but still show some age usually range between the low $200,000s and the upper $300,000s. Fully renovated historic homes and new construction sell from the low $400,000s to about $900,000, with a few houses surpassing $1 million. Townhouse communities and subdivisions with homeowners associations often have about $200 to $300 in monthly fees.
Compare Madisonville to nearby neighborhoods
Madisonville is surrounded by upscale neighborhoods, meaning that nearby amenities are high-end, but home costs are relatively lower. “Prices are going up because of some of the development along Madison Road, but Madisonville has a much older stock of homes,” Rosser says. Hyde Park and Oakley prices have steadily risen because of the areas’ popular shopping centers and walkable streets. Mariemont and Madeira have strong schools and million-dollar homes. “ The Village of Indian Hill has some of the highest value,” Rosser says. “It’s only one neighborhood over from Madisonville, but it’s a very drastic difference.” Indian Hill has top-rated schools and estate-style homes on multiacre wooded lots.
Madisonville is home to Element Eatery, a food court with 10 different vendors.
Shopping and dining hubs along Madison Road
Madisonville has a growing retail district along Madison Road and the Red Bank Expressway. The restaurant scene is constantly evolving, but some local favorites include:
The Cheesecakery, a café known for having the most cheesecake flavors in the Midwest
Element Eatery, a food court with 10 vendors serving drinks, laid-back fare and sweets
Alara, a fine dining restaurant with imaginative fusion dishes
Bad Tom Smith Brewing, a brewery popular for its beer flights and friendly bartenders
Madisonville is next door to Oakley Station, which has supermarkets, fast-food chains and entertainment options. “It’s definitely a one-stop shop,” Foltz says. Rookwood Commons in Norwood has brand-name retailers, while Mariemont Square has highly rated restaurants and boutiques.
Medpace Inc. is a major employer in the area.
This community is ideal for commuters
Living closer to Madison Road or areas like Mariemont and Oakley can mean popular destinations are a quick walk away. However, most people drive or take Metro buses to get around. Madisonville has a few major employers, like Medpace Inc., but most people “are working somewhere in city limits but not in Madisonville,” Foltz says. Madison Road and the Red Bank Expressway are busy streets, but “it’s just not one of those neighborhoods where there’s a lot of traffic going through,” Rosser says. “You’re either going to Madisonville or out of it.” People are only 10 miles, or 15 minutes, from downtown Cincinnati via Interstate 71.
Students attend Cincinnati city public schools
Madisonville is part of the Cincinnati City School District. Schools in the area tend to have lower ratings than options in Mariemont, Hyde Park and Walnut Hills, but the district’s open enrollment policy allows students to attend alternative schools.
John P. Parker School teaches prekindergarten through 6th grade students.
Shroder High School is a nearby Cincinnati school.
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Get active and meet neighbors at Bramble Park
At Bramble Park, you can play a game of basketball or baseball while kids run around the playground. You can also walk or bike along Murray Path, a paved trail that connects to Ault Park. Bramble Park also hosts Tuesdays at the Park, a summer series where people can enjoy live music and free ice cream.
You can stroll and walk pets along Murray Path.
Bramble Park offers sports fields and a playground to Madisonville families.
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Crime and Safety
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Homicide
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Sexual Assault
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4
Assault with Weapon
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4
Robbery
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4
Burglary
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4
Motor Vehicle Theft
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Larceny
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Crime Score
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Madisonville Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Madisonville, Cincinnati sell after 25 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Madisonville, Cincinnati over the last 12 months is $310,000, up 2% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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