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Bustling northern suburb of Cincinnati
Sharonville is a northern suburb of Cincinnati with a history of being a regional destination of sorts for large-scale employers and major events ranging from presidential campaign visits to conventions that have brough in actors who played in the Walking Dead and hit Hollywood horror flicks. Over the years, the city has undertaken great efforts to boost its appeal to residents and visitors. Recent work has included the completion of a $2 million town square project to add more community oriented amenities in its downtown area and an expansion of its renowned convention center’s main space. “We have a lot of options for a plethora of people. We have a thriving business community, a convention center – which is just a gem of ours – a recreation center that is immensely attended by the people in town. We’re also an easy location. From here, you can be in downtown Cincinnati in 20 minutes. You can be anywhere you want to.” says Sharonville Councilman Glen Lovitt. “Our community’s very friendly to people who come into our community, and we’re also business friendly.” The companies with plants here include General Mills and Ford, the latter of which operates a transmission building facility in the city. The presence of these large-scale employers affects the scene during the week as the local population of about 15,000 can swell to around 60,000 people.
Sharonville has a stellar, well designed administration building.
A view of central Sharonville.
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Suburban blocks with ranch-style homes and colonials
Neighborhood blocks can feature gently slopping roads with narrow sidewalks, smooth curbs and series of ranch-style homes and colonials in front of lush green and neatly trimmed lawns. Brick exteriors are highly common, but there are some structures with wood or mixed wood siding, as well. Price points for these homes and others borrowing some of their touches can go from the mid-$100,000s to the mid-$300,000s, with some of the larger builds on the higher end of that range. Price points, however, can be be influenced by the exact neighborhood and structure condition as there are some colonials or symmetric two-story houses with single-story garage wings that can go for under $200,000. And there also more modern multistory homes with some similar stylistic touches that can run from around $600,000 to over $1 million, with some of the newer or more recent builds found in the upper half of that range. Although its property owners pay county property taxes, Sharonville – unlike other surrounding localities, including Cincinnati – does not collect its own property tax.
The exterior of a traditional home with siding showcases a blend of symmetrical design.
Brick colonial homes, a classic architectural style that marries the timeless appeal of brick.
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Dining and entertainment downtown and in Northern Lights District
The downtown is centered around Reading Road and Main Street, which both run between rows of brick buildings housing a number of small businesses and institutions. Dining choices around here include New York style pizza at Roc-A-Fellas Pizza and gyros at the Athenian Restaurant. The alReddy’s Cafe serves meals like creme brulee French toast and a Buddha bowl based on a mix of quinoa and brown rice. The cafe also serves beverages ranging from smoothies and espressos to glasses of pinot grigio and cabernet sauvignon. The Chinese Imperial Inn is another institution here. “Their egg rolls are just ‘What in the heck are y’all doing?” Lovitt says in praise of the restaurant. Then those looking to just nurse a beer and catch the game can walk over to the Blue Goose Sports Cafe. The Northern Lights District near Interstate 75 is home to the Sharonville Convention Center and more than a dozen hotels. Flights of craft brews can be found here at the Third Eye Brewing Company. For shopping, there’s a Sam’s Club and Target off Interstate 275 just west of the city bounds.
Enjoy a warm slice of pizza at Roc-A-Fellas Pizza in Sharonville.
The Northern Lights District in Sharonville is home to many restaurants and retail shops.
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Take a walk through Sharon Woods
Sharon Woods’ more than 700 acres offers space for fishing, boating, golfing and hiking. Visitors can take walks along Sharon Lake where they’ll spot a variety of wildlife like ducks, beavers and catfish. The Gorge Trail leads through a hilly landscape with opportunities for bird watching. This park is also home to the 18-hole Sharon Woods Golf Course, which was voted as the Best Golf Course in 2022 by cincinnati.com. The Heritage Village Museum provides a peak into life during the 1800s by allowing visitors to check out activities like spinning, candle dripping, soap making, hearth cooking and carpentry demonstrations. Another city outdoor site is the unique Trammel Fossil Park just east of Reading Road where visitors can get a glimpse at fossils originating from the Ordovician Period from over 440 million years ago. Then during the summer, the community can access the Family Aquatics Center with its water playground, flume slides for children and heated swim lanes for adults.
Heritage Village Museum is a historical attraction that provides a glimpse into the past.
Enjoy a jog or relaxing stroll in Sharon Woods Park in Sharonville.
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Catch an event at the Sharonville Convention Center
The renowned convention center on Chester Road has hosted a plethora of events over the years, ranging from presidential campaign to horror conventions with visits from those who starred in productions like the hit Walking Dead series. Other popular and recurring events include the Cincinnati Guitar Show and the C&E Gun Show.
The Sharonville Convention Center has hosted many important events over the years.
Sharonville Convention Center brings in millions of dollars every year to the community.
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Princeton High’s football excellence
Public schools in the city include Sharonville Elementary School, Princeton Community Middle School and Princeton High School, all of which received grades of C-plus or higher from ratings site Niche. Princeton High’s Vikings football team recently went undefeated in its regular season, a run that allowed them to win the championship for the Greater Miami Conference.
Princeton Community Middle School
Public Middle School
Sharonville, Cincinnati OH
Sharonville's Princeton High School has a proud tradition of athletic excellence.
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Served by Cincinnati Metro
The Cincinnati Metro buses run out to Sharonville. Interstate 75 provides a fast-travel connection to downtown Cincinnati, which is located about 17 miles south of Sharonville.
Residents of Sharonville can catch the Metro in their area.
Metro provides wheel chair access on select buses for Sharonville residents.
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On average, homes in Sharonville, OH sell after 21 days on the market compared to the national average of 49 days. The median sale price for homes in Sharonville, OH over the last 12 months is $288,000, up 6% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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Demographics
Total Population
15,144
Median Age
40
Population under 18
23.8%
On par with the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
21.6%
On par with the national average
19.1%
Finances
Median Household Income
$70,770
On par with the national average
$71,702
Average Household Income
$94,984
Education and Workforce
High School Graduates
90.8%
On par with the national average
89.1%
College Graduates
35.7%
Advanced Degrees
15.2%
On par with the national average
13.3%
% Population in Labor Force
66%
Weather
Annual Precipitation
42''
Average Winter Low Temperature
22°F
Average Summer High Temperature
87°F
Annual Snowfall
14''
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