Village of Mariemont
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Living in Mariemont, Ohio
Explore a nationally recognized planned garden community east of Cincinnati, known for its Tudor Revival architecture, walkable Mariemont Square, top-rated schools and scenic setting above the Little Miami River.
Hamilton County · 45227 · Greater Cincinnati
Community Overview
Discover Mariemont
Mariemont is a village in Hamilton County, about 10 miles east of downtown Cincinnati, recognized as a National Historic Landmark for its 1920s planned garden-community design. It is known for Tudor Revival architecture, the walkable Mariemont Square shopping and dining district, the historic Mariemont Inn and Theatre, and highly rated Mariemont City Schools. The village sits on a bluff above the Little Miami River, with parks, trails and a strong community identity.
Housing includes historic Tudor and Colonial homes, apartments and condominiums within the original planned district, along with single-family residences on surrounding streets. Because the village is compact and architecturally distinctive, home styles, ages and prices vary considerably by location and property type.
At a Glance
CountyHamilton County
ZIP Code45227
Community TypeVillage
School DistrictMariemont City Schools
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Mariemont City Schools
District information, enrollment, calendars and school contacts.
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Village guide to the community, lifestyle and local resources.
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History, architecture and preservation of the planned community.
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Regional parks, trails and nature programs nearby.
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Homes and Neighborhoods
Mariemont offers a distinctive, architecturally rich residential market within a compact, walkable village.
Buyers will find historic Tudor and Colonial Revival homes, condominiums and apartments within the original planned district, along with single-family residences on surrounding streets. Many homes sit within walking distance of Mariemont Square, village parks and the schools.
Because Mariemont is a distinct village with its own government and school district, buyers should confirm that a property is within village limits and verify school assignment, taxes, HOA or condominium requirements and services directly for each address.
Education
Schools Serving Mariemont
Mariemont City Schools
Mariemont is served by Mariemont City Schools, which serves Mariemont, Terrace Park and Fairfax with Mariemont Elementary, Terrace Park Elementary, Mariemont Junior High and Mariemont High School.
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Confirm the assigned school directly with the district before purchasing, particularly near municipal or attendance boundaries.
Contact the DistrictSchool district boundaries and individual school assignments can change. Buyers should verify the current assignment for a specific property directly with the applicable school district before making a purchasing decision.
Outdoor Recreation
Parks and Recreation
Dogwood Park
A central village park with open space, courts and gathering areas.
The Concourse & Bell Tower
A scenic village overlook above the Little Miami River valley.
Little Miami Scenic Trail
A regional paved trail accessible near the village.
Great Parks of Hamilton County
Regional parks, trails and nature programs.
Regional Access
Getting Around Mariemont
Mariemont is positioned along Wooster Pike (U.S. Route 50) and Murray Road, near the Little Miami River, with connections to Columbia Parkway, Interstate 71 and the Red Bank corridor. This provides access to downtown Cincinnati, Hyde Park, Fairfax, Newtown and the eastern suburbs.
Travel time varies by the property's location, traffic conditions and route. Buyers should evaluate access from each specific home.
Nearby Conveniences
Shopping, Dining and Entertainment
Mariemont Square
The walkable heart of the village with shops, restaurants and services.
The Mariemont Theatre
A historic cinema on the village square.
Historic Mariemont Inn
A landmark Tudor inn and dining destination on the square.
Nearby Dining
Explore restaurants and everyday conveniences around Mariemont.
Buyer Guidance
What Buyers Should Know
Mariemont's historic, architecturally protected character means property type and location within the planned district can meaningfully affect setting, ownership requirements and value.
- Confirm that the property is within the Village of Mariemont.
- Verify the assigned school directly with Mariemont City Schools.
- Review Hamilton County property records and taxing districts.
- Confirm condominium or HOA requirements, common in the historic district.
- Review any historic-district or architectural guidelines that may apply.
Kristine can help you confirm the property-specific details that matter before you schedule a showing or make an offer.
Local Buyer Representation
Considering a Move to Mariemont?
Online listings are only part of the home-search process. Kristine Green can help you compare properties, verify schools and city boundaries, and understand the surrounding communities before you make a decision.
Common Questions
Mariemont, Ohio Homes: Frequently Asked Questions
What is it like living in Mariemont, Ohio?
Mariemont is a nationally recognized planned garden community east of Cincinnati, known for Tudor architecture, a walkable village square, top-rated schools and a scenic setting above the Little Miami River. It offers a distinctive, close-knit village lifestyle.
Is Mariemont, Ohio a good place to buy a home?
Mariemont appeals to buyers who value historic architecture, walkability and strong schools, with options from condominiums and apartments to single-family homes.
How far is Mariemont from downtown Cincinnati?
Mariemont sits about 10 miles east of downtown Cincinnati, roughly a 15 to 20 minute drive depending on traffic.
What amenities does Mariemont, Ohio offer residents?
Mariemont offers the walkable Mariemont Square, the historic Mariemont Theatre and Inn, village parks including Dogwood Park, riverfront overlooks and highly rated schools.
What is the average home price in Mariemont, Ohio?
Home prices in Mariemont vary widely by architecture, age and property type. Contact Kristine Green for current listings and recent comparable sales in Mariemont.
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Terrace ParkA quiet, tree-lined riverside village served by Mariemont schools.
MadeiraA walkable city known for top-rated schools and a compact downtown.
Indian HillA prestigious village known for large lots and privacy.
Hyde ParkA classic Cincinnati neighborhood around a walkable square.
KenwoodEstablished neighborhoods and premier regional shopping.
MontgomeryA historic center with established neighborhoods and dining.
