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Owensville offers small-town living 25 miles from Cincinnati
Sitting 25 miles east of Cincinnati, Owensville is a haven for commuters who want a small-town atmosphere with less expensive homes than they could find in the city. “Route 50 is the heart of town,” says Donna Blankenship, Realtor with Keller Williams Pinnacle Group for 5 years. “Folks love the convenience of hopping on the highway for an easy commute in either direction.”
Owensville is the home to the Clermont County Fairgrounds.
Owensville combines the charm of a small town with the openness of a farm community.
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Main Street homes range from modest ranches to large estates
There's miles of farmland between Cincinnati and Owensville, until Route 50 becomes Main Street, home to mom and pop joints and side streets of homes. “The town center is only a couple of square miles, so people here truly have a neighborly spirit,” says Blankenship. Within the small Main Street area, homes range from $150,000 for a 1970s two-bedroom ranch-style to $300,000 for a 1970s four-bedroom ranch-style or split-level with a wraparound porch. About a mile outside of town, those with larger budgets can find homes on over 15 acres of land, like a four-bedroom ranch-style with a view of the prairie for about $700,000 or a three-bedroom Craftsman on a wooded lot for almost $800,000.
A quaint, well-established row of homes lines the streets of Owensville, showcasing the neighborhood’s charm.
A row of single-story, well-built brick homes lines a street in Owensville.
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Clermont Northeastern schools host seasonal family fun
Students may be a part of the Clermont Northeastern Local School District, beginning at Clermont Northeastern Elementary, graded a B-minus by Niche. They move on to Clermont Northeastern Middle, rated a C-minus, and finish at Clermont Northeastern High, rated a C. The district brings the community together every year for the Fall Teach-N-Treat, where students and their families can learn about school programs, go for a hayride on an antique tractor and grab a bite from a selection of food trucks.
Local Owensville Middle School students attend Clermont Northeastern Middle School.
Owensville students attend Clermont Northeastern High School, home of the Rockets.
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Locals gather for pancakes and fun at Pattison Park
To enjoy the beautiful scenery, locals drive less than a mile from town to Pattison Park. This 45-acre wooded space has a paved walking trail and tranquil sitting areas around a fishing pond, along with a playground and picnic shelter. When the syrup starts flowing out of the maple trees in the winter, residents can experience the maple syrup production at Pattison Lodge. The community comes together to enjoy pancakes with hot maple syrup tapped from the surrounding trees at the annual Pancakes in the Park Breakfast. Come July, people head to the Clermont County Fair, which is held right off Main Street. The County Fair has all the usuals, like live music and food vendors, as well as small-town favorites like the Demolition Derby and Cutest Baby Contest.
Pattison Park is a favorite place to walk the dog and explore in Owensville.
Pattison Park provides Owensville kids with a great place to play.
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Main Street has local flavor while big stores are nearby
Local businesses and eateries on Main Street, like Pig City Deli, serve hand-sliced sandwiches named after local characters and landmarks. Grab a pie at a local chain, Grammas Pizza. Other than a Dollar General, there isn’t really any shopping in town, so residents drive 9 miles west to Eastgate Crossing for Grocery stores like Kroger and Meijer, along with retail department stores at Eastgate Mall like Kohl’s and JCPenney. Living in Owensville means easy access to the city, while enjoying a quiet, small-town neighborhood.
Owensville residents have flocked to Grammas Pizza for a delicious pie since 1976.
Grammas Pizza in Owensville offers a spacious, welcoming environment for families and friends.
Fresh, hot pizza is served straight from the oven at Grammas Pizza in Owensville.
The community of Owensville has easy access to their local Kroger store.
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Written By
Ed Coombs
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On average, homes in Owensville, OH sell after 4 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Owensville, OH over the last 12 months is $230,000, down 11% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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