Tri-Health Evendale Hospital is minutes away and offers procedural services. Jewish Hospital Mercy Health on Kenwood Road is 20 minutes away. This hospital features a state-of-the-art patient tower as well as a 24-hour emergency department. It also offers the region’s only adult Blood & Marrow Transplant Center. Bethesda North Hospital –  a Level III Trauma Center –  is located on Montgomery Road and is about 15-minutes away. This full-service hospital has well-used emergency room facilities that are the third busiest in Greater Cincinnati. Mercy Health Fairfield Hospital South is located Mack Road and  is 20 minutes away. 

Other Cincinnati area hospitals, such as The Christ Hospital, Good Samaritan Hospital, University Hospital and the Children’s Hospital Medical Center are located within a 25-minute drive.

Sharonville became a city in 1962 and now has over 13,500 residents. The community is proud to be home to Sharon Woods with its 730 acres. It's Hamilton County's oldest park and a popular place to enjoy nature and explore.

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'Bethesda North Hospital' –  a Level III Trauma Center –  is a 15-minute drive away, with well-used emergency room facilities. 'Jewish Hospital Kenwood' is located on Kenwood Road in Sycamore Township and features a state-of-the-art patient tower as well as a 24-hour emergency department. It also offers the region’s only adult Blood & Marrow Transplant Center. 

Other Cincinnati area hospitals, such as The Christ Hospital, Good Samaritan Hospital, University Hospital and the Children’s Hospital Medical Center are located within a 25-minute drive.

Evendale is one of Cincinnati’s suburban communities with single-family homes offering a wide variety of prices and architectural design.

Evendale has a community center with a full-time recreational director. There is a year-round arts and crafts program for adults. Winter time activities for youths include baton twirling, trampoline and a basketball league with teams beginning with third and fourth grade boys. Summer concerts are staged at the Founders Pavilion in the village. Evendale has a swimming pool with low-cost memberships. In addition, there is a sauna and exercise room. There are two tennis courts. Knothole baseball and soccer are available to children of all ages. General Electric cooperates fully with the village programs and extends to it the use of the GE Employees Park with its 9-hole golf course, which is used by the Evendale golf leagues. Two public golf courses are a short drive and nearby Sharon Woods affords many varied activities. Villagers enjoy all nature has to offer at The Griffin Family Nature Preserve and Gorman Heritage Farm.

Fifteen minutes to the east is the Kenwood Towne Centre. The Northgate Mall is approximately 25 minutes away.

The community has a neighborly spirit, with residents spending leisure time at the Evendale Recreation Center with its pool, work-out facilities and sports offerings. Nearby Sharon Woods offers an 18-hole golf course, lakes for fishing and spacious grounds for hiking and picnicking. Evendale’s sleek industrial buildings are excellent examples of modern design and innovation. Many skilled professionals not only enjoy a convenient career location, but live in the beautiful surrounding neighborhoods. The AeroHub Innovation District has begun development on 190 acres for advanced manufacturing and aerospace innovation and applied technologies.

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Access to I-75 is 5 minutes away and the drive to Cincinnati is about 20 minutes. Evendale is also about 5 minutes away from the Ronald Reagan Highway which crosses I-71 and I-275.

Bethesda North in Montgomery and Mercy Health – Fairfield on Mack Road are within 15 minutes of Glendale. Cincinnati Children's – Liberty Campus and UC Health West Chester Hospital are a 10-minute drive. Good Samaritan, Christ and other hospitals  within the heart of Cincinnati are within 25 minutes.

The Glendale Historic District contains within its boundaries what is believed to be the oldest planned subdivision village in America. William Alexander Procter and William Cooper Procter (presidents of Procter & Gamble) were one-time prominent residents. One finds a variety of homes from historic residences from the 1850s and every decade thereafter in a wide variety of price points.  In 2020 Glendale become a railroad "Quiet Zone". Trains are prohibited from blowing horns within the Village.

Glendale prides itself on its parks and trees. There are several parks and greenbelts, with baseball diamonds, soccer fields and tennis courts, in addition to the Princeton High School facilities at the Glendale boundary. The Glendale Lyceum (private) offers tennis, paddle tennis, swimming and a variety of social, cultural and civic activities. Queen City Racquet Club (private) is one block from Glendale, and offers tennis, swimming, basketball and fitness facilities. Public golf courses are located in nearby Glenview, Winton Woods and Sharon Woods parks. 

The Glendale Heritage Preservation Museum is located in the old railroad depot at the Village Square. The Village has four garden clubs that help to maintain green spaces at the square, parks and various public properties. The Harry Whiting Brown Community Center hosts summer concerts as well a holiday home tour and other community events. The Village's chamber of commerce coordinates an annual Street Faire, Antique Auto Show and Christmas in the Square celebration. Glendale has an annual Memorial Day parade.

Most everyday shopping can be done right in the village. Glendale's Village Square features independent shops and restaurants. It's a fun place to explore with gift shops, home furnishings, wine and cheese stores and more. There are quite a few places to dine with eateries meeting all kinds of tastes. Within 15 minutes is Kenwood Towne Centre in Sycamore Township, complete with 100+ designer and brand-name shops as well as department stores including Nordstorm, Macy's and Dillard's. Liberty Center in Fairfield Township is another 15-minute drive northward. It's a great place to head for a shopping adventure with 40+ retail stores and 30 places to have a snack or meal.

The village of Glendale has had a reputation for aristocratic beauty since its incorporation in 1855. Approximately 2200 residents enjoy small-town living in an area of approximately one square mile, including 392 acres designated a Historic Landmark by the Department of the Interior. Glendale is believed to be America's oldest subdivision village laid out in a curvilinear plan according to topography. There is an activities center in the historic village square, and amenities include some of Greater Cincinnati's finest restaurants and chic shops. The sense of magic here is created in a park-like setting of winding lanes, still lighted by old-style gas lamps. Glendale is designated a "Tree City U.S.A." Trees with as many years as the village itself still surround the majestic homes. Newer developments have been designed to harmonize with the historic ambiance. In every neighborhood there is a sense of leisure and serenity, of room enough and time enough for gracious living.

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One part of Glendale joins I-75 which means that most Millcreek Valley Industries can be reached in 15 minutes or less. I-275 is within three minutes of Glendale. Getting to downtown Cincinnati requires about 20 minutes, downtown Hamilton about 20. There is bus service every other hour to both Cincinnati and Hamilton.

West Chester Hospital (UC Health) is located on University Drive off Tylersville Road. This facility has received numerous honors and recognition for its excellent healthcare and is a Level 3 Trauma Center. Over 800 physicians provide many levels of expertise including an epilepsy unit, maternity unit with Level 2 neonatal intensive care, neurosurgery abilities, stroke center and a headache center that is recognized worldwide. Located nearby is the world-renowned Children’s Hospital Medical Center Liberty Campus. This full-service hospital offers urgent care services. The Atrium Medical Center Mason is a 179-bed hospital located in Warren County a quarter mile east of 1-75 on Mason-Montgomery Road. This facility accepts all emergency patients. Bethesda North Hospital is located on Montgomery Road and is about 10 minutes away. In addition, there are many fine hospitals located in Cincinnati within a 30-45 minute drive.

West Chester was settled in 1791 by Joseph McMaken. It is located in an oval area that is known geologically as the Cincinnati Arch – and is one of the best areas on the continent for collecting fossils since it was once at the bottom of an ancient ocean. 

West Chester is a vibrant, growing area and has made the list of Money Magazine’s Best Places to Live in America five times. There is a nice blend of residential, professional and recreational development within its 35 square miles.

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Keehner Park is a 123-acre park featuring extensive woodland trails as well as playgrounds, athletic fields, mountain bike trail and picnic shelters. The Keehner Park Amphitheater is home to outdoor performances throughout the warmer months. The Upper Mill Creek Conservation Corridor features the 1.55-mile paved Port Union Historic Canal Trail for bicycles, roller blades, walkers, and joggers. Residents enjoy athletic fields, mowed walking paths, a wet meadow, Wiggly Field dog park, and open spaces for leisure activities. Beckett Park is located in the heart of the Union Centre business district and is home to the West Chester Baseball Complex (featuring playing fields, dugouts, concession stand and a press box). People enjoy its walking trails, natural playground, ponds as well as its picnic areas. 

The Muhlhauser Center is located in Beckett Park and serves as a gathering place for the community as well as a facility for rent. This barn was once part of the Muhlhauser-Windish Brewing Company. Youth leagues promote soccer, football and baseball. 

The Square @ Union Centre is gathering place for concerts and the farmer’s market and other community events. 

There is also a membership tennis club in the area as well as a YMCA. There are several membership swim clubs: Hycrest, Beckett Ridge, Lakota Hills and Windwood. A public golf course is located in Beckett Ridge and at the Golf Center at Kings Island in Mason. There are several private clubs located in the area. 

The 330-acre Voice of America Park and the Voice of America Museum is a tremendous resource to the community having served the world for more than 50 years delivering news of freedom and democracy to faraway lands. 

The West Chester Activity Center is located on Cox Road and offers all kinds of programs and services to residents. People enjoy the fitness room, billiards table and outdoor patio. 

For those who enjoy theme parks, King’s Island is located just 10 minutes away.

There are lots of shopping opportunities in West Chester! Union Center offers numerous restaurants, and there are nationally recognized stores along the Streets of West Chester. The Voice of America shopping complex has a Target and other fine stores and restaurants. Deerfield Township Center is located 10 minutes away with many nationally known stores. For those who enjoy shopping local, downtown West Chester features charming boutiques. Liberty Center is a premier shopping and dining destination located on 64 acres with over 60 shops, restaurants and entertainment including a 200,000 square foot Dilliards and anchor tenant Dick’s Sporting Goods. It is located at the junction of Liberty Way Interchange at I-75 and I-129. 

The Kenwood Towne Centre is 15 minutes away and features a full array of department stores and small shops including Nordstrom, Dillards and Macys. For those who enjoy outlet-style shopping, the Cincinnati Premium Outlet is a 10-minute drive north in Monroe. For sporting and hunting enthusiasts, Cabela’s has a West Chester location.

West Chester offers all kinds of homes – from new developments with large wooded lots and exciting homes to modest and middle price ranges. West Chester is 25 minutes from Downtown Cincinnati, directly adjacent to Interstate 75, Reed Hartman Highway and one mile north of I-275. It is also just 30 minutes from Dayton, Ohio, making it especially convenient to both cities. Nestled in rolling hills and wooded groves, homes in West Chester offer quiet seclusion and prestige while still being near to Cincinnati. Many new and established subdivisions offer the home buyer a broad variety of styles. Live on a golf course or have five acres of land with horses. West Chester has it all!

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West Chester is located adjacent to I-75 and is only minutes from I-71. The southern border is less than one mile from I-275 and adjacent to Reed Hartman Highway. SR 129 offers easy access to Liberty Township, Fairfield Township and Hamilton.

Sharon Woods, at the northern edge of Sharonville, consists of 730 acres and has the following facilities: public 18-hole golf course, baseball diamond, lakeside lodge and museum, youth camp area, boating, fishing, abundant picnic areas and nature trails. 

Other parks include Gorman, Gower, Orchard, Upper Grove, Patriot Pointe and Twin Creek Preserve. Trammel Fossil Park has fossils from the Ordovician Period from 440 million years ago. 

The Sharonville Community Center has many fun things to do. An indoor track, tennis courts and gym, outdoor pools, fitness center are sure to tempt someone to have a membership. There are also adult arts-and-crafts  programs. 

The Aquatic Center is open seasonally and is membership based. Pools include a family play pool, plunge pool and competitive pool. The Sharonville Fitness Center is a great place to work out. This membership-based center has plenty of exercise equipment and group exercise programs. The Queen City Racquet & Fitness Club has  indoor and outdoor tennis courts along with a fitness facility, racquetball courts and heated outdoor pool. 

Little League baseball, football, soccer and basketball are available on a planned basis. Kemper Road Park has baseball, soccer and football fields with 2 of the 4 fields lighted for evening use. Berke Soccer Complex features four soccer fields. There are many adult sports programs available from basketball, tennis, flag football, volleyball, pickle ball and more. 

The Sharonville Convention Center hosts many events throughout the year – from reptile shows, baby expos, quilting expos and gem shows – to name a few. 

The Sharonville Cultural Arts Center offers a children’s theater as well as two theater troupes who perform at their 140-seat theater and an art gallery.

Downtown "historic" Sharonville along Reading Road and Main Street has a quaint look with local shops and restaurants. Many retail outlets for convenience shopping are located along Reading Road. Chester Road offers restaurants, motels, small shops and services. Additional stores and restaurants are found along E. Kemper Road. For the ultimate in wide selections and complete shopping enjoyment, Kenwood Towne Centre is just 15 minutes away with all major department stores and hundreds of stores including Nordstrom, Macy's and Dilliards. 

The Root Beer Stand on Reading Road has been in business since 1957. It's a "must try" place for its homemade root beer and tasty hot dogs and burgers. Don't dilly dally – the stand is only open during warmer months.

Sharonville is an appealing place to live. With many older homes lovingly cared for, there are also new homes constructed in an assortment of styles. From two-story homes to condominiums, Sharonville offers it all. Residents enjoy top-notch community services including a vibrant community center and an aquatic center for warmer months. The Sharonville Convention Center boasts 65,000 square feet with state-of-the art features for trade shows and other events. For those who enjoy the arts, the Sharonville Cultural Arts Center is home to local arts programs including music, dance, theater and more. Nearby Sharon Woods has forested hills, vast lake for fishing, 18-holes of golf, camping and picnic areas, baseball diamonds and nature trails.

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Reading Road, through the center of town, is U.S. 42. Within a 5-minute drive is I-75 (north and south) and Circle Freeway I-275 (east and west). I-71 and the Ronald Reagan Highway are about 10 minutes away.