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Mariemont is at the center of it all
Put together. That’s how someone might describe a stylish person with a manicured, well-curated appearance. If Mariemont was a person, someone might say it too is well put together – pleasing to the eye, with its parts thoughtfully assembled and exactly where they belong. “You want to live in Mariemont because it’s the best neighborhood in the world,” says Austin Long, a Realtor who sells Cincinnati homes for Keller Williams Advisors Realty. Just 10 miles northeast of downtown Cincinnati, Mariemont has the wrinkle-free face of a suburb deposited in the heart of an urban crossroads where the nation’s Northeast, Midwest and South meet. “If you’ve ever watched a medical commercial where they’re trying to sell you some new medication, those kinds of neighborhoods that they film in, that’s what it looks like,” Long says.
Mariemont is what became of philanthropist Mary Emery’s early 20th-century vision. She’s the “Mary” in Mariemont, who laid the groundwork for one of the nation’s first planned communities. Originally conceived as a place to tackle post-World War I housing shortages, present-day Mariemont has evolved into a serene draft of an English garden community replete with Tudor, gabled-roofed, 18th-century Georgian row houses and adorable cottages with verandas.
With shopping and dining built into the community’s fabric, Mariemont plants one foot firmly in the now while tapping the other in its occasional past. Yes, there’s even a Town Crier who dons traditional colonial clothing, performs official duties such as opening meetings and leads the annual Memorial Day Parade.
Mariemont is a beautiful historic neighborhood full of life on the east side of Cincinnati.
Mariemont is full of historic and newly renovated houses many love to call home.
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A round plate in a square in a circle
Shopping and dining in Mariemont is at the literal center of it all, accessible locally and everywhere. A roundabout brings diners to Mariemont Square, where their day can start with lemon ricotta pancakes at the National Exemplar, an American-style eatery housed inside the century-old Mariemont Inn. Later that evening, they can settle in at the Quarter Bistro for roasted duck, then meet up with friends at the water fountain before catching a movie at Mariemont Theatre. On the weekend, a drive to Fifty West Brewing Company is available if someone fancies a retro, walk-up burger bar serving craft beers and cinnamon crunch shakes. Kenwood Towne Centre has the retail necessities for shopping. And here in Kroger’s national headquarters, finding groceries is a no-brainer.
Mariemont Square is the heart of the city surrounded by exciting restaurants and retails.
Mariemont is a beautiful historic neighborhood full of life on the east side of Cincinnati.
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A first-class neighborhood demands first class prices
Channeling the look and feel of an English country village with impressive amounts of Tudor Revival architecture and Gothic stone structures, Mariemont is desirable. “There’s nothing ever for sale here. And if it’s for sale, then it’s in multiple offers in five minutes,” Long says. Close to downtown in a setting that evokes all the “feels” sets the conditions for pricing the neighborhood’s homes. The median price for a single-family home is around $560,000, with homes ranging from around $450,000 to slightly above $1 million, outdistancing the top end of metropolitan area homes. Homes comprise about 40% of the village’s property mix, while industry makes up a noteworthy 26% and exists primarily in the community’s southwest corner.
Mariemont was to address the housing crisis in 1920's which gave life to these beautiful homes.
The styles of homes range from Victorian Venaculars to Cape Cods and Bungalows in Mariemont.
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For whom the park bell tolls
From a 20,000-foot level, so much of Mariemont looks like one big park. Indeed, much actual park space occupies Mariemont, including its two attention-getters, Mariemont Gardens Park and Dogwood Park. Mariemont Gardens peers out over the Little Miami River on one end. “There’s a huge stone terrace, and you can walk it, and it’s really pretty, and it looks over the river,” Long says. At the opposite end is a railyard; just beyond that, trees lead the way to homes. Alternatively, residents can meander through 20 acres of Dogwood Park, with a 100-foot-tall bell tower. The Norman Gothic Revival carillon contains nearly 50 bells. Visitors can hear them from the park’s boathouse, a rustic stone building that once overlooked a lagoon. “You can rent it out for birthday parties,” Long says.
Mariemont’s Dogwood Park features a Gothic Bell Tower that stands tall and proud in Mariemont.
Mariemont has various parks around the town where kids can play.
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Little district, big results
The only thing more picture-perfect than the village’s homes are its schools, which belong to the diminutive Mariemont City Schools. This school district has almost 1,600 students and a noteworthy A-plus rating from Niche. Students attend Mariemont Elementary School, Mariemont Junior High School, and Mariemont High School. Niche grades each school A-plus.
Mariemont was developed in the 1920's to be Cincinnati's top residential friendly neighborhoods.
The historic Mariemont Theatre is the local heart throb of the neighborhood of Mariemont.
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Wooster Pike for a trip downtown
Mariemont is as close as you can get to downtown Cincinnati. Twenty minutes behind the wheel, and commuters are there for work or play. Getting there is as simple as hopping on Wooster Pike, otherwise known as US 50, and taking the straight shot south and west along the Ohio River. Most people drive, but buses along Wooster Pike will also get travelers there. Meanwhile, traffic back home flows steadily. “Traffic is not very congested at all,” Long says.
The streets of Mariemont are designed to be walker and biker friendly.
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On average, homes in Mariemont, OH sell after 11 days on the market compared to the national average of 49 days. The median sale price for homes in Mariemont, OH over the last 12 months is $705,000, up 42% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Classic Mariemont beauty on gorgeous Miami Bluff Drive! This graceful brick residence features large living and dining rooms, open kitchen leads to vaulted, bright family room addition with wet bar and windows to the ceiling. Beautifully renovated primary bath and hall bath, first floor vaulted study/bonus room with French doors, finished lower level, full and half baths on first floor, oversized
Location Location Location... The very sought after Grace Ave. in Mariemont. This 3 Bedroom home offers many updates throughout!! Spacious Living Room, Dining Room, Kitchen and 1 1/2 Baths makes this house a dream come true!! Enjoy your evenings in your own little outdoor Oasis on the rear Deck/outdoor space. Call today to make this house your HOME!!!
Located in the heart of Columbia Twp, this 3652 SF home in Mariemont Schools sits on a private lot with an in-ground pool, 4 beds, 4 full baths, 1 half bath and an additional 1000+ finished SF in the lower level walk-out. Built in 1991, with a major addition in 1999, the home boasts 2 primary suites, family room, eat-in kitchen and 4-season/study room with built-ins, huge picture windows,
Classic Mariemont beauty on gorgeous Miami Bluff Drive! This graceful brick residence features large living and dining rooms, open kitchen leads to vaulted, bright family room addition with wet bar and windows to the ceiling. Beautifully renovated primary bath and hall bath, first floor vaulted study/bonus room with French doors, finished lower level, full and half baths on first floor, oversized
Location Location Location... The very sought after Grace Ave. in Mariemont. This 3 Bedroom home offers many updates throughout!! Spacious Living Room, Dining Room, Kitchen and 1 1/2 Baths makes this house a dream come true!! Enjoy your evenings in your own little outdoor Oasis on the rear Deck/outdoor space. Call today to make this house your HOME!!!
This completely renovated 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath home blends timeless style with modern updates in one of Cincinnati's most sought-after neighborhoods. From the moment you step inside, you'll appreciate the attention to detail, classic finishes, and bright, open living spaces designed for both comfort and functionality. The main level offers spacious living and dining areas, a beautifully updated
Spacious, charming and nestled in the quaint village of Mariemont in Cincinnati, our two and three bedroom townhouses showcase remodeled kitchens, full unfinished basementsEach floor plan is unique! Maintaining old world charm without sacrificing any modern conveniences, Mariemont is a place you will instantly call HOME!
Welcome to a quiet, residential location in Mariemont with beautiful single family homes, nice neighbors, all a 7 minute walk to Mariemont Square, near center of town and schools and church. Walk score 70+. You're not going to be living on a busy street, or looking at a Jiffy Lube, or at an office parking lot, or a long row of apartment buildings all with no garage parking. You'll have your car
Located in a scenic setting at the base of an Indian Hill preserve on Walton Creek, Tributary 50 offers residents the perfect place to live, be outside and reconnect.Tributary 50 was designed for the outsiders. Take your bike out on the Little Miami Scenic Trail. Kayak down the Little Miami River. Hike the trails of beautiful parks in Indian Hill. Golf at one of the five pristine courses
Turpin Hills, a suburb in Mariemont, Hamilton County, is known for its lush greenery and family-friendly atmosphere. Bordered by parks and the Miami River, the neighborhood offers a natural setting with mature pine trees and landscaped yards. Homes here range from ranch-style houses with brick exteriors to newly remodeled traditional homes and
Property Mix - Square Feet
Mariemont Has More Owners
Demographics
Total Population
3,617
Median Age
40
Population under 18
27%
On par with the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
18.6%
On par with the national average
19.1%
Finances
Median Household Income
$125,731
Significantly above the national average
$71,702
Average Household Income
$152,809
Education and Workforce
High School Graduates
99.1%
College Graduates
81.1%
Significantly above the national average
34.1%
Advanced Degrees
39.4%
Significantly above the national average
13.3%
% Population in Labor Force
72.9%
Weather
Annual Precipitation
44''
Average Winter Low Temperature
24°F
Average Summer High Temperature
86°F
Annual Snowfall
14''
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