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A changing Cincinnati neighborhood
Evanston is known as "The Educating Community." It's home to six educational institutions, including Xavier University. Adding to its desirability is that it offers residents easy access to Interstate 71, which can get them to downtown Cincinnati in under 6 miles. The construction of this major thoroughfare caused many of the establishments the community was known for in the '20s to close by the '70s. However, "the city has invested a lot of money in the area, and a lot of business owners are starting to move their businesses there," says Sami Kassem, an agent with ERA Real Solutions Realty who has experience in the community. The housing market has seen a similar transformation. "Evanston is an up-and-coming area in Cincinnati," Kassem says, citing increased renovation of the community's early 1900s properties and climbing listing prices. Partly propelling the changing environment is the Evanston Community Council, which focuses on everything from beautification measures to planning the annual Memorial Day Parade — one of the community's many events.
Evanston is a bright community with plenty of residential houses to call home.
Homes in Evanston often have historical significance and bright, unique, colors.
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Renovated early-to-mid 1900s properties
Prospective residents will mainly find older single-family homes in Evanston. Some of these properties date back to the late 19th century; however, many were built in the early-to-mid 1900s and have been recently renovated. They are primarily two-story boxy constructions like Four Squares and often feature porches with plenty of room for a casual seating area. A number of properties have gambrel roofs or dormer windows. "Most of the homes here have 9-foot ceilings," Kassem adds. Many properties sit on slightly hilly ground and feature staircases or paved paths stretching from the front door and connecting to the sidewalks. They don't often have garages, so people typically park on the streets. Single-family listing prices usually range from about $125,000 for homes needing renovation to $700,000 for a new build. Some residents live in condos and townhouses; a good percentage live in apartments.
American Craftsman-style houses are typical in Evanston, OH.
Evanston homes were often build in the early 20th century and have undergone renovations.
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Highly rated Walnut Hills High, Xavier University and more schooling options
Children can enroll in Cincinnati Public Schools. Prekindergarten through sixth-grade students can attend Evanston Academy Elementary School, which receives a C-plus rating from Niche. The school boasts the Career Awareness and Exploration Program, which features job shadowing and networking opportunities. From sixth through 12th grade, students can attend A-plus-rated Walnut Hills High School, a 2023 National Blue Ribbon Award recipient. Children can also attend private options like A-plus-rated The Summit Country Day School, which serves kindergarten through 12th-grade students. Niche ranks it as Ohio's No. 1 Catholic high school. For higher learning opportunities, the community is home to Xavier University, a private Jesuit institution that U.S. World & News Report ranks in the top 200 best-value schools.
Xavier University is one of Cincinnati's top academic universities located in Evanston.
The Walnut Hills High School in Evanston boasts Colonial Revival architecture.
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Madison Road's eateries
At The BonBonerie, patrons come to enjoy an afternoon tea experience, where they can sip on specialty blends while feasting on finger sandwiches, homemade scones and quiche. Also situated along the road is Ché O'Bryonville, a restaurant known for its empanadas. Decorative stained glass lighting fixtures, tree branches mounted on the walls and red velvet curtains create a unique atmosphere at this establishment. To enjoy a night out with friends, many people here head to Ripple Wine Bar & Restaurant, which features small plates that pair well with seasonal wine offerings. The road is also home to small shops like English Traditions, a perfect spot for vintage furniture connoisseurs. For groceries, locals can head to the nearby Whole Foods, which is located in the popular Rookwood Commons.
Walk over to Ripple Wine Bar in Evanston for dinner and a vast wine selection
Viva Coffee Roasters is an vibrant coffee shop in Evanston with authentic Honduran influences
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Events and the Evanston Community Council
Evanston hosts the Festival of Neighbors, a summer music series, with the adjacent East Walnut Hills community. The environment is reminiscent of a block party; kids play on bouncy houses, food trucks line the premises and locals spread their blankets to sit and enjoy the live music offerings. In 2023, the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra even came to play music from King Records — an Evanston record label that was known as Cincinnati's first racially integrated company. Some residents attend gatherings at local churches, and the community also features an annual Memorial Day parade, which is organized by the Evanston Community Council (ECC). Besides event planning, the ECC works on community beautification, employment resources and much more.
Evanston Recreation Center features a pool to cool off in Evanston.
Evanston is just 4 miles outside of Downtown Cincinnati.
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Owls Nest Park and other recreational offerings
At Owls Nest Park, folks walk along the paved path that passes around the ball field and basketball courts, where children often gather. Nearby, at the Evanston Recreation Center, residents head inside to work out while students take advantage of after-school activities. In the summer, the center opens its outdoor pool, offering the perfect activity for those wanting to escape the summer heat. Evanston is also conveniently surrounded and less than 2.5 miles from some of the city's hottest recreational spots — The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden, Cincinnati Country Club and Eden Park. The latter is home to the Cincinnati Art Museum, the Krohn Conservatory and paved paths that offer views of the Ohio River.
Residents of Evanston can enjoy a walk with a friend at Owls Nest Park
The playground at Owl's Nest Park in Evanston is a great place to bring your children on a day.
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Commutes to nearby employers, downtown Cincinnati and more
Locals can take I-71 to the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport, which is approximately 18 miles away. They can also take the major thoroughfare for about 5.5 miles to downtown Cincinnati, which is home to some of the city's biggest employers, including Procter & Gamble. Other nearby major employers include the University of Cincinnati, UC Medical Center and Cincinnati Children's Hospital, all of which are less than 3 miles west. Evanston also offers public transportation services through the Cincinnati Metro.
Evanston is just 4 miles outside of Downtown Cincinnati.
Commuters in Evanston have easy access to Interstate 71.
Location, location, location! Just one block from the O'Bryonville Business District, this home offers unbeatable access less than 15 minutes to downtown, with Rookwood & Hyde Park shopping close by. Step inside to a bright and inviting first floor, featuring beautiful hardwoods that flow seamlessly from the front door and study through to the open kitchen and family room. Walk right out to a
Experience modern luxury in the heart of East Walnut Hills! This beautiful new construction home is located on a quiet street only a short distance from the shops and restaurants in the Woodburn Business District. It offers 3 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms with an unfinished basement including a bath rough-in and egress window. The primary bedroom features tall vaulted ceilings with ample natural
Fantastic remodel in Evanston! All new interior and exterior - new roof and gutters, siding, windows, HVAC, water heater, new wire and plumbing, driveway, garage, new front and back porch, fresh paint throughout. Everywhere you look - upgrades! Kitchen features all stainless steel appliances. Full bathroom on main level. Privacy fenced-in backyard. Don't miss your chance to move right in to this
Beautifully updated home where modern finishes meet classic charm. Freshly painted with all-new flooring. Located just 7 minutes from downtown Cinti, and within half a mile of Xavier, the location couldn't be more ideal for work, study, or play. The grand foyer welcomes you into a light-filled first floor featuring a formal dining room, a cozy living room with elegant wall sconces and a
Location, location, location! Just one block from the O'Bryonville Business District, this home offers unbeatable access less than 15 minutes to downtown, with Rookwood & Hyde Park shopping close by. Step inside to a bright and inviting first floor, featuring beautiful hardwoods that flow seamlessly from the front door and study through to the open kitchen and family room. Walk right out to a
Freshly painted home, Fully renovated, Everything new. Large parking space next to home and in the back of the house. 6 Min from Xavier University and 9min from UC. Priced at 600/room per month or 2800/month for the house.
Property Id: 1806245This stunning 5-bedroom, 1.5-bath duplex has been fully remodeled and is ready for you to call it home! Featuring beautiful flooring details throughout, large windows that flood the space with natural light, and spacious rooms with ample closet space, this home offers both comfort and style. Home Features: Fully Remodeled with Modern Finishes Large
This Hyde Park style home has so much to offer! Renovated & restored top to bottom & featuring 3 BD/3 BA w/ tons of closet space. (Truly!) Privacy on each of the 3 fully finished floors. New Gourmet Kitchen w/ new SS Appliances, Quartz Counters & Eat-in Island + loads of cabinets. Primary Suite w/ dual Walk-in Closets. Well thought out finer finishes & Lighting. A perfect combo of Old World Charm
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