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About Western Hills, OH

Western Hills, Ohio combines rural, urban and suburban living in to one town that many find pleasant. The houses in Western Hills, Ohio are attractive and placed on large lots with striking lawns. While many older homes can be found here, there are new houses being built constantly. Prices are for all buyers at all different price ranges depending on one's income. Those who want to stick to a primarily residential area would be pleased to know that industry has kept their hands off Western Hills. There are several shopping centers and supermarkets located here, but for the most part, Western Hills remain a primarily residential community with playfields and parks used commonly for activities and exercise.
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