Indian Hill - Parks, Schools & Fantastic Homes
Written by Bryan Casteel on June 2, 2008
Indian Hill is located just a few miles north of Cincinnati. Indian Hill has a population of around 5,900 people - but it does not feel like a city. Many homes are on large lots with lots of trees. Driving around Indian Hill is like driving in the country. Indian Hill covers almost 20 square miles. The residents enjoy the rural atmosphere and its strong sense of history and community. Residents can quickly get downtown and to the Kenwood Town Center Mall. Indian Hill is known for having some the most exquisite and expensive homes in the Cincinnati area.
According to the Greater Cincinnati Multiple Listing Service, on May 26, 2008 there where 124 homes for sale in Indian Hill. The prices ranged from $249,500 to $6,900,000. In 2007 the average sales price was $1,171,846. This year Randy and I have taken motivated buyers through many of the homes for sale in Indian Hill. The homes are fantastic and look great - but it is a buyers market! The high end homes are not moving very fast, but they are selling. On May 26, there where 19 homes pending (under contract, but not closed). So there are buyers out there, but not enough for the current inventory levels.
Parks - Indian Hill has over 10 fantastic parks for residents to enjoy. There are tennis courts, baseball and softball diamonds, soccer and lacrosse fields. In 2002 the Village acquired a former gravel site, called Grand Valley. Located in Camp Dennison, the 350 acre site has been the focus of a reclamation project to restore wildlife and natural beauty. As a resident, you can get a pass to the park where you can walk the trails, go fishing or just watch the wild life.
Schools - Indian Hill has four public schools (primary, elementary, middle and high school). Indian Hill’s high school was ranked 48th in the nation by U.S. News and World report. The State of Ohio has rated Indian Hill’s public school as excellent for the 2006 - 2007 school year.
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