Edgewood, KY – A Quiet, Pretty NeighborhoodThe city of Edgewood, KY takes its name from an early homestead, now Walker Estates. It was founded in 1948. In 1968, the cities of Edgewood, Summit Hills Heights and St. Pius voted to merge. Result: New Edgewood. Today, Edgewood is a quiet, pretty neighborhood with parks, schools, health centers and a hospital. Housing options include brick ranches, luxurious single family homes, and two-story structures, most built in the past two decades. It has three parks and is close to golf, shopping at area malls and the airport; it is also minutes away from downtown Cincinnati. Dining options include El Coyote, Carrabba’s Italian and China Star. St. Elizabeth Medical Center South and a campus of Gateway Community Technical College are here. James D. Patton Tech Center, which offers vocational education, is in Edgewood; as is Dixie High School. | More Local Area InformationEdgewood, Kentucky is a young, attractive, and prosperous community and is seen by many as a great community to live a relaxed and gentle life. Th... Read moreThe balanced and nice mix of residential, retail, business, medical and educational facilities makes Crestview Hills a desirable place to live. Othe... Read moreCrestview Hills is a wonderful mix of new and old in a beautiful community that keeps itself clean and has the idealized view of nature many peopl... Read moreErlanger, Kentucky is an older community in the area, and has many old family businesses lining the two major highways that run through this city.... Read moreErlanger was named to honor Baron Frederic Emile D’ Erlanger, a German-born English financier who was involved in developing the city, first settle... Read moreAs this city's name suggests, there are many lakes located in Lakeside Park, Kentucky. Lakeside Park has experienced growth but has maintained it... Read moreThe small community of Lakeside Park, KY, established in 1930, boasts 530 acres and 14 subdivisions. Except for three business sites on Dixi... Read moreIt’s happy 50th for Crescent Springs, once a sleepy farming community. Though established only in 1957, its history goes back to the early 1800s whe... Read moreThis most livable city just celebrated in June 2007 its 45th year with all kinds of festivities—a parade, block party, open house. It was a great da... Read moreVilla Hills, Kentucky is a popular suburban community of Kentucky. Less than 20 minutes from Cincinnati, many people looking to escape the city hav... Read moreThe bedroom community of Fort Mitchell, KY is just minutes away from downtown Cincinnati. It was named after Ormsby MacKnight Mitchel (one “l”), ... Read moreFort Mitchell, Kentucky is one of the oldest suburbs in Kentucky and has maintained a strong community for decades. Older homes and newer homes fil... Read moreAdjacent to Covington, Fort Wright, KY is primarily a residential community, with a small industrial park and a number of office complexes. It wa... Read moreFort Wright, Kentucky is famous for being the area where General Horatio Governeur Wright helped defend the area against the Confederate invasion.... Read moreFlorence, Kentucky is one of the fastest growing areas in the entire state. The city has grown partly because of the addition of Florence Mall. Th... Read moreEstablished in 1813, Florence, Kentucky was originally an Indian-fur trading post known as Polecat, then Pow-Wow. Today it’s a vibrant an... Read moreThe development of Park Hills, which was mostly uninhabitable in the 1800s, began in the 1920s, years after cities such as Erlanger, Elsmere an... Read morePark Hills, Kentucky is a wonderful community with easy access to Cincinnati. Park Hills is one of the most naturally beautiful places in the are... Read moreNamed for War of 1812 General Leonard Wales Covington, the city is the largest in Northern Kentucky and is home to more than 43,000 people... Read moreCovington is Northern Kentucky's largest city and is located right on the Ohio River, close to Cincinnati. Covington is an ideal spot for living an... Read more |
