All seven of Cincinnati’s finest hospitals are within a short drive via the interstate, including Children’s Hospital Medical Center, Good Samaritan Hospital, Christ Hospital and University Hospital.

Lewis Township is located in the southeastern corner of Brown County along the Ohio River. The township was organized in 1807. Its name is probably after a pioneer settler. The area has 2,400 residents most of whom live in unincorporated areas of the township.

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Georgetown Fire Department provides fire and EMS service to the village. Brown County General Hospital in Georgetown serves the needs of the county and surrounding villages.

Georgetown is the center for activities in Brown County from performing arts, to theater and music. Several outdoor festivals enliven the summer months, including the Brown County Fair, a Bluegrass Festival and the Antique Machinery Show. Four golf courses near Georgetown help residents wile away a few hours; birding and butterfly enthusiasts frequent the Grant Lake Wildlife Area. The 40-acre Kathryn Hanon Park provides a walking trail, playground, ball fields and picnic areas. Georgetown is just minutes away from the Ohio River for boating and recreational activities. Not only does it offer college courses for the region, the Southern Hills Joint Vocational School hosts frequent cultural events.

Daily needs are easily met in this growing community, from groceries to clothes to appliances, with major shopping centers in Anderson Township 45 minutes away, or Wilmington in Clinton County.

The county seat of Brown County, Georgetown is the center of activity for the county. Situated in largely flat south-central Brown County, 3800 call the seven miles of Georgetown home. It’s a lively village centered around the busy life at the Greek Revival styled Brown County Courthouse. With more than just the charm of small town life, a rich cultural life keeps everyone busy.  Internationally known wildlife artist John Ruthven lives and works in Georgetown. During the U.S. Bicentennial in 1976 Georgetown’s Historic District was placed in the National Register. Georgetown’s downtown features classic Victorian Italianate and Federal buildings side by side with neighboring traditional ranches and modest frame homes.

Georgetown

St. Rt. 125 bisects Georgetown 45 miles from Cincinnati. U.S. Rt. 68 winds north from the eastside of Georgetown through Mount Orab and Fayetteville. Brown County Airport just outside town serves not only Georgetown but also the entire county. Lunken Airport is 34 miles away in eastern Cincinnati; Greater Cincinnati International Airport is about an hour drive.

The nearest hospital is Clermont Mercy Hospital, approximately 10 minutes away and just outside of Batavia; Brown County Hospital is 15 miles away to the east.

East Fork State Park is just five minutes away from Bethel. It features a beautiful man-made lake and offers camping, picnicking, boating, swimming, horse trails and shelters that can be reserved for large parties. Burke Park is in the village of Bethel and has playground equipment, a shelter house and two cabins that are open for community events.

There is a small strip mall in Bethel, neighboring Georgetown has small strip malls, and it's a quick 15 minute drive to Cincinnati's Eastgate Mall and surrounding shopping district on State Route 32.

If you're looking for a residence in a community with a laid-back, away from the hustle and bustle feeling, check out Bethel. The outskirts of Bethel are rich with farming tradition. A great town with its own sense of pride and togetherness, Bethel was founded in 1798 by Obed Denham, the same man who founded the Bethel Baptist Church.

Bethel

Bethel is just 30 minutes from Downtown Cincinnati. It is approximately a 10 minute drive to the town of Amelia, the nearest stop made by Queen City Metro, Cincinnati's public bus system. There are numerous state routes that can be taken out of Bethel to connect with Greater Cincinnati's interstate highway system.

Southwest Regional and Brown County Hospitals are located in Georgetown.

Clark Township has 3,000 residents, most of whom reside in the unincorporated areas of the township. It is located in the central western area of the county.

Kathryn Hanlon Park has 40 acres and is located in Georgetown with features such a walking trails, play ground, picnic areas and soccer fields.

Hamersville is located in the township and has a few local shops. Georgetown has many stores and restaurants including charming antique shops.

There are many older homes in the township with a majority of them built from 1950-1980s.

Clark Township

The township is located near SR 125 and 774. The closest interstate is I-275.

Shawnee National State Forest  is located in the Appalachian foothills near the banks of the Ohio River. The beautiful forest and park has boating, marina access to the Ohio River, fishing lakes, an 18-hole golf course as well as many miles of hiking trails. East Fork State Park offers boating, fishing, hiking and many other outdoor activities. Boating on on the Ohio River is also an enjoyable recreation activity.

Georgetown has many local stores and shops for daily needs. A drive into Cincinnati and one finds numerous national brand stores, malls and restaurants.

The township offers homes in all sizes, styles and price ranges. Many homes come with acreage.

Lewis Township

The township is close to Highways 52 and 68. Interstate 275 is the nearest major highway.