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RT236 Custom built brick ranch by Schimdt Builders. New Haven plan. 3 bedroom, 2 full bath and 1 half bath. Open floor plan. Gas fireplace in Great Room with walkout to covered rear deck. Tray ceiling with crown molding in dining room. Luxury owners suite with walkin closet and luxury bath. Granite counter tops in the kitchen. Rough-in lower level.
Directions to this Listing:
Layhigh Rd to Ross Trails Drive to Left on Longhorn Drive to Right on Robina Lane
Property & Home Details
1 Story
# Levels
# Levels
0.41
Acres
Acres
Ross Local
School District
School District
Features
County:
Butler County
Appliances:
Oven/Range, Dishwasher, Microwave, Garbage Disposal
Architecture:
Ranch, Traditional
Basement:
Concrete Floor, Bath Rough-In
Basement Type:
Full
Construction:
Brick, Stone
Cooling:
Central Air, Ceiling Fans
Fireplace:
Gas, Stone
Garage:
Attached, Built in, Front
Garage spaces:
3
Gas:
Natural
Great Room:
Other, Walkout
Heating:
Gas
Inside Features:
Multi Panel Doors, 9ft + Ceiling, Crown Molding
Kitchen:
Vinyl Floor, Pantry, Wood Cabinets, Island, Counter Bar
Levels:
1 Story
Lot description:
100x180
Master Bedroom:
Wall-to-Wall Carpet, Bath Adjoins, Walk-in Closet
Misc:
Ceiling Fan, 220 Volt, Home Warranty, Smoke Alarm, Recess Lights
Outside:
Covered Deck, Deck, Porch
S/A Taxes:
Of Record
School district:
Ross Local
Sewer:
Public
View:
Woods, Valley
Water:
Public
Rooms
Bath 1:
F (Level: 1)
Bath 2:
F (Level: 1)
Bath 3:
P (Level: 1)
Bedroom 1:
18 x 13 (Level: 1)
Bedroom 2:
13 x 12 (Level: 1)
Bedroom 3:
16 x 13 (Level: 1)
Dining Room:
13 x 11 (Level: 1)
Entry:
13 x 7 (Level: 1)
Great Room:
19 x 18 (Level: 1)
Kitchen:
21 x 14 (Level: 1)
Laundry Room:
8 x 7 (Level: 1)
Lifestyle in Ross Township, OH
Ross Township was named the ‘new frontier’ of Butler County by the Journal News, citing the spurt of residential growth in the once rural area. Ross was first called “Venice” when the area was for platted by Dr. Benjamin Franklin Clark in 1817.
Summary
Founded in 1803, Ross Township sits in south central Butler County and includes the villages of Ross and Millville. 6,400 residents are spread throughout the area with more arriving each year. Rural farms are disappearing and are being developed as city residents flee to a more relaxed country lifestyle. The area is rich in Native American archeological settings with several mound sites located on private property. Homes range from old-style residences to newly built homes on acreage or in subdivisions. Homes are available in all price ranges.
Transportation
U.S. Rt. 27 is the primary access route through the township that leads to either south to Cincinnati or north to Oxford. State Routes 126 and 748 bisect the area. Butler County has three regional airports, including Butler County Regional in Hamilton, Hook Field in Middletown, and Miami University Field in Oxford. Cincinnati West Airport is less than 10 minutes away in Harrison; it’s a short 19-minute drive to the Greater Cincinnati Northern Kentucky International Airport.
Hospitals
Ross Urgent Care (affiliated with McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital – TriHealth) is located on Ross-Millville Road. The Ross Fire Department provides fire and EMS services to the area. Mercy Health - Fairfield Hospital is located just east of Morgan Township in Fairfield, and The Fort Hamilton Hospital is located to the northeast. McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital - TriHealth is located in Oxford. Cincinnati Children’s Fairfield is located on Mack Road.
Shopping
Both Ross and Millville meet the daily needs of nearby residents with groceries and gas, but most residents head to Harrison or Fairfield for more expansive shopping. Northgate Mall is about a 10-minute drive. Fairfield offers Bridgewater Falls on Princeton Road.
Recreation
Forest Run Wildlife Preserve has 82 acres and offers picnic facilities, a playground and nature trails. Tanglewood Lake offers fishermen a chance to get out that rod and do a little angling. Gardening is a popular pastime with a farmers market just about anywhere you go on township roads. Bicycling enthusiasts often challenge themselves on the rolling hills of the township, so drivers beware! Stricker’s Grove located just outside Ross is a private amusement park only open to the public four days a year, but you should try to go at least once to see this historical gem. It has 16 midway rides, a games arcade, picnic areas and Butler County’s only wooden roller coasters are just a few features of this park. The Morgan Ross Athletic Association offers youth sports programs. For those interested in radio-controlled flying, the Ross Area Flyers club has a field on SR126 (Cincinnati Brookville Road.)
