Mulberry Homes for Rent

From big-box stores like The Home Depot and Kohl’s to fast food drive-throughs, Business 28 is a thoroughfare known for its chains. The busy road intersects the southern half of Mulberry, which is an otherwise quiet neighborhood in Milford, Ohio. There’s a mix of townhouse developments and 1950s-era homes, and recreational areas beside the Little Miami River are a short trip away. According to Jackie Patrick of Coldwell Banker Realty, downtown Cincinnati is easily accessible along Interstate 275, making Mulberry popular with commuters looking for affordability, acreage and top-rated public education. In Mulberry, prospective homebuyers can choose between condominiums, townhouses and single-family homes. Ranch-style houses were built during the mid-20th century, whereas larger, New Traditionals date back to the 1980s or later. Prices start around $200,000 for the neighborhood’s oldest homes and can reach upwards of $450,000 for its newest. Lot sizes are typically a little over half an acre. Some residents in subdivisions like Woodcreek also enjoy access to community pools, tennis courts and landscaped trails. Condominium units and townhouses hover between $150,000 to a little over