Cincinnati's Excellent Schools

The premiere neighborhoods of Cincinnati all share a common distinction: an "Excellent" rating for their public schools by the State of Ohio.

Certainly the most often referenced of these communities is Indian Hill, which enjoys national recognition for its public schools and local recognition for its large lots, elegant homes and convenient location.

Right next door to Indian Hill is Madeira, rated recently by Business Week magazine as being in the top 40 "best places to raise your kids." Also known for its great schools, Madeira homes represent a terrific value in Cincinnati real estate.

Continuing Eastward lie Mariemont and Anderson, also "Excellent" public schools districts with a diverse inventory of housing options.

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Featured Cincinnati Indian Hill & Madeira Real Estate

"With a population of around 5,900 people, it is technically a city but its life style over the years has remained constant, that of a quiet residential community. Indian Hill is located in Hamilton County, Ohio, just a few miles northeast of the City of Cincinnati.

The Village encompasses nearly 20 square miles. The families who live in the Village value its rural atmosphere, its reputation for safety, its strong sense of history and community, its firm administration of zoning ordinances, and its proximity to the cultural life of a large city."

While Kenwood does not have its own website, it is conveniently located along the I-71 corridor, making it a quick commute to most anywhere in the greater Cincinnati area. It also enjoys some of Cincinnati's best shopping around at the Kenwood Towne Center and other adjacent retail projects. Perhaps its most endearing quality is that it is a part of Indian Hill School System - without the Indian Hill price tag!

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"Mariemont is located in the State of Ohio, east of the City of Cincinnati. It is bordered by the Village of Fairfax, Columbia Township, and the Cincinnati suburb Madisonville.

One of the first planned communities in the United States, Mariemont is well-known for its charming historic architecture, lush foliage, award-winning schools and friendly, community-minded residents. In 2007, the Village was designated a National Historic Landmark.

We want you to feel that the Village is concerned about your welfare. Mariemont is a place; but it is also a concept. Some people refer to that concept as the 'Mariemont Story'. >From the day that our founder, Mary M. Emery, laid the first shovel to the Village, the Mariemont Story began. We are small enough to know the residents and we want those residents to know us."

"Madeira is a friendly suburban community located 12 miles northeast of downtown Cincinnati, Ohio, and was recently recognized by BusinessWeek magazine as the 40th "best place to raise kids" in the United States of America. The rankings were based upon cost of living, quality of the local schools, safety and recreation opportunities. Reinforcing this ranking, U.S. News and World Report recently awarded the Madeira City School District a Silver Medal as having one of the top public high schools in the country. Madeira High School consistently ranks in the top 10 public high schools in Ohio."

"Welcome to the official home page for Anderson Township, Ohio, named as one of the Greater Cincinnati area's most livable neighborhoods. Discover why some 43,500 residents call this beautiful southeastern Hamilton County, Ohio township home.

Anderson Township is conveniently located less than 15 minutes from downtown Cincinnati. Superior neighborhoods, excellent schools, preserved green spaces and diverse park and recreational offerings make this community unique. It's also easily accessible to the Greater Cincinnati-Northern Kentucky International Airport, 25 minutes away."

A northern suburb of Cincinnati offering all the advantages of a small town with the amenities of a big city. It is a 125 year-old community with 8,261 residents. Conveniently located 15 minutes from downtown and 6 major hospitals, 15 minutes from major shopping areas, and less than 30 minutes from the Cincinnati-Northern Kentucky Airport. Village area is scaled to walking with 14 parks and preserves, a recreation center, a public library, and quaint shopping district. A charming, historic community noted for its variety of architectural styles and beautiful tree-lined streets. Home styles range from Victorian to modern. There are approximately 300 properties located within the village Historic District.