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Ross Township has river views and space to spread out
Picture a village in the countryside on the Great Miami River. Surrounded by nature for parks galore and space from the big city, Ross also functions as a bedroom community of Cincinnati. You may find the town ideal for an outdoorsy lifestyle or settling down — it has a well-rated school district and yardage that can stretch over acres of land.
Heritage Park has one mile of river frontage along the Great Miami River.
Just outside of Ross you can find more modern estates with large properties.
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Residential blocks feature mature trees and long driveways
Running through the middle of Ross, the main thoroughfare has many of the local businesses, while grid-style blocks and winding roads surround it for a mostly residential feel. The yards tend to be on the larger side and have mature trees to shade long driveways. “They have many older, historical homes from the 1800s. The small ones are on the affordable side,” says Realtor Chhabi Neopaney with Key Realty, LTD and eight years of experience in the area. Architectural styles include Georgian homes featuring Doric columns, Cape Cods, ranch-style houses and farmhouses with covered front porches. Sales prices can range from $215,000 for a ranch-style to $537,500 for a Georgian house.
This Large property offers it's owners privacy that you can't get in town.
Fall is in the air at Heritage Park in Ross.
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Local schools earn A-minus ratings and state recognition
Students in the area go to Ross Local School District, which earns an A-minus rating according to Niche. The schools include Elda Elementary School, Ross Middle School and Ross High School. The elementary school has an A-minus grade, the middle school also has an A-minus and the high school earns a B-plus on Niche. As for school recognition, the state of Ohio has given the elementary school an Excellent with Distinction rating.
Neighborhood students grade 9 through 12 will attend Ross High School.
Local students will attend Ross Middle School.
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Parks and trails offer water access and scenic exercise spots
“It’s a quiet, rural area with many parks. There’s a lot of nature and water recreation for people who like to exercise,” Neopaney says. Visit Heritage Park for the Miami River experience from kayak access points to hiking and biking on paths beside the water. On a summer’s day, you can also bring your water shoes and go swimming. For pet owners, the Furfield Dog Park is a unique recreation spot with a dog pool and diving board, plus a double fence to protect the animals. At Thomas O. Marsh Park, you can go fishing at a stocked pond or take a stroll on a short out-and-back trail.
If you get tired of playing on the playground, you can take a break and read a book.
Heritage Park has a beautiful backdrop for a dog walk.
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Retail includes local markets and seasonal coffee spots
As for retail and restaurants, the area has a selection that covers the basics and features local businesses. You drive to your weekly grocery run at Ross Fresh Market IGA, then search for unique décor at Venice Pavilion Antiques. To go out to eat, visit Shepherd's Ground Coffee Shop for seasonal drinks and baked goods. At Eli’s Sports Bar & Grill, a small Cincinnati chain, catch a Reds game on the TVs over the bar or have lunch with friends outside on the covered patio.
The owners of The Rooted Rose Salon take great pride in the buildings appearance.
The Venice Pavilion has rooms full of wonderful antiques.
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Pumpkin patches, hayrides and rollercoasters are close to home
Ross has a couple of attractions for extra pizzazz to a small-town life. At Burwinkel Farms, a family-owned farm that provides the community with produce, visit during the autumn for the pumpkin patch, corn maze and hayrides. For a local amusement park, head to Stricker’s Grove for rollercoasters, a mini golf course and fireworks on the 4th of July.
Interstate 74 connects residents to city attractions
About 26 miles from downtown Cincinnati, residents can commute to the big city via Interstate 74. For downtown adventures, visit Findlay Market and the Cincinnati Art Museum. In Ross, enjoy a small town with an outdoorsy lifestyle and highly rated schools.
GreatSchools:
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
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Homicide
3
4
Sexual Assault
1
4
Assault with Weapon
2
4
Robbery
2
4
Burglary
3
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
3
4
Larceny
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4
Crime Score
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4
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Ross Township Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Ross Township, Millville sell after 33 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Ross Township, Millville over the last 12 months is $427,000, up 3% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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