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The city of Greendale is called the gateway to Southeast Indiana with a population of 4,296. It was platted in 1852 by a group of industrialists, headed by Stephen Ludlow, looking for location for their businesses. I-275 links Greendale with Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky and the airport to the south, and the western suburbs of Cincinnati are to the north. Historic houses blend with affordable, newer homes in Greendale, situated atop a ridge near the Ohio River. Residents are proud of their neighborhood and do their part in keeping Greendale an attractive and well-kept community. It is approximately 5.81 square miles. Its business corridor is thriving and boasts a new cinema with 10 screens all with stadium seating (812- 532-SHOW). The community celebrates Fourth of July with a 5K walk, fishing derby and bike parade ending with fireworks. Greendale is a Tree City community and it has a new firehouse. It is updating its infrastructure, working to develop roads and make sidewalk improvements. Greendale’s portion of the Dearborn Trails is about one mile and is atop the levy parallel to U.S. 50. The trail ends at the entrance to Argosy Casino. A home in Greendale, Indiana averages about $143,000 (July, 2008). If you plan on moving with children the school district consists of the Lawrenceburg Community Schools. The drive to downtown Cincinnati and the nearest airport is 20–30 minutes.
The county seat of Dearborn County, Lawrenceburg has been reinvigorated with the opening of Argosy Casino, which brings nearly 8 million visitors ... Read more
Lawrenceburg, Indiana is one of the most popular towns in Indiana with good reasons. There is a lot this city offers its residents and visitors... Read more
Petersburg is one of the oldest communities in Kentucky, and is located on the Ohio River. Highways and railroads directed growth away from thi... Read more
Aurora, Indiana is 35 minutes away from Cincinnati and is located right on the Ohio River. The town has a distinct look to it and offers severa... Read more
Topiaries, historic churches and two nearby riverboats—the Argosy in Lawrenceburg and Grand Victoria in Rising Sun— are some of the attractions i... Read more
Hidden Valley is a bedroom community in Indiana, with easy access to Indianapolis and Cincinnati. Hidden Valley is also one of the most upscal... Read more
This incorporated community sits on 1,746 acres of wooded hills and valleys. Its focal point is a 150-acre lake, 120 feet deep with four and a hal... Read more
This unincorporated community of Bright, Indiana was once called Saltillo for the nearby salt springs. In 1873, it was renamed Bright. Bright ha... Read more
Affordable country living for city workers and everyone else is what makes Bright, Indiana such a tempting place to live. High on the lush Indian... Read more
Anderson TownshipThis area is known for being one of Greater Cincinnati's fastest growing areas. Outstanding housing can be found here at affordabl... Read more
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