1762 Culver Ct Apt 5
Amelia, OH 45102
15 Montgomery Way
Amelia, OH 45102
2191 East Ohio Pike #57
Amelia, OH 45102
4345 Glen Este-Withamsville Road
Cincinnati, OH 45245
380 St. Andrews Drive
Cincinnati, OH 45245
4254 Long Lake Drive
Batavia, OH 45103
4412 Eastwood Drive
Batavia, OH 45103
3989 Vinings Dr
Cincinnati, OH 45245
4037 Mt. Carmel Tobasco Rd.
Cincinnati, OH 45255
4500 Long Acres Drive
Cincinnati, OH 45245
4100 Fox Run Trail
Cincinnati, OH 45255
503 Stone Creek Way
Anderson, OH 45255
370 St Andrews Dr
Cincinnati, OH 45245
2456 Straight Street
Batavia, OH 45103
474 Ohio Pike
Cincinnati, OH 45245
732 Clough Pike
Cincinnati, OH 45245
1252 Redleaf Drive
Batavia, OH 45103
100 Southern Trace D
Cincinnati, OH 45255
860 Deerfield Boulevard
Cincinnati, OH 45245
998 Meadowland Drive
Cincinnati, OH 45255
484 Old State Route 74
Cincinnati, OH 45244
3902 Old Savannah Lane #7
Cincinnati, OH 45245
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Batavia, OH 45103
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Cincinnati, OH 45255
Amelia is a small village located in the Cincinnati metro area. The town is less than 2 square miles in size, but it offers a number of benefits to those who choose to rent or buy here. Amelia is a charming place to live for those looking to place their roots in a safe and vibrant community. It is part of Clermont County and located within a two-hour drive from Dayton, OH, as well as Louisville and Lexington, KY.
The area was settled by a group of sailors coming from Massachusetts in 1813. The first official name of the town was Milton thanks to the number of lumber mills that began to pop up in the area. Eventually, the town had to apply for a post office and found that the name Milton was already taken. Instead, they changed the name to Amelia after a well-loved citizen, Amelia Bowdoin.
Today, the village is home to just under 5,000 people. Almost half the households in town have children under the age of 18, which shows the great attention to family that the village offers. Those who rent property here will find a number of activities for kids, many right in their own neighborhood. For instance, the town sponsors an annual Easter egg hunt and Christmas parade. You will also find that the local branch of the Clermont County Public Library offers classes and events for kids almost weekly. You can enjoy a number of neighborhood parks including Maple Grove Park and Spencer Shank Memorial Park.
Traveling by car is the most popular way to get around town. Because Amelia is only about 30 minutes from Cincinnati, there are a number of urban adventures available to locals. This also means that renting an apartment in the village is less expensive, but you still can easily get to the city via Interstate 275. Take in a Cincinnati Reds game at the Great American Ball Park, see a Broadway show at Cincinnati Music Hall or take a boat on the Ohio River.
Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate that this village is a great place to find a home or apartment. It is only about 10 minutes from East Fork State Park to enjoy activities like camping, boating, hiking and more. Golfing is also an option thanks to the Lindale Golf Club, and Woodland Mound is a great place for the entire family with activities like biking, paved nature trails and even a water park.
For those who are looking to live in a community where they can also earn a degree, there are a number of institutions of higher learning near Amelia including the University of Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky University and Xavier University.
No matter what neighborhood you live in, you will find many opportunities for work. Jobs are available in several economic sectors including construction, health care and manufacturing. The top employers in the area are CRST Expedited, Advantage Sales and Marketing and Petco.