MARIEMONT

The vision of philanthropist Mary Emery and planner John Nolen, Mariemont was designed in the early 20’s as a planned community. The Village is full of winding lanes with Georgian and English homes in an atmosphere reminiscent of an old English Village. There is a variety of housing styles from single family homes to condominiums, townhouses, two-family structures, and apartments. The village square is at the heart of the business district, where residents can easily shop, dine, bank, or sit outside and enjoy coffee or conversation. The municipal and retail buildings are Georgian, Tudor or English Gothic. Mariemont is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is a model community.

Convenient to downtown Cincinnati, with lots of recreational activities, including a village pool, tennis courts, ball fields and parks, Mariemont has become a favorite among middle and upper-income families. Its schools are among the most desirable in the region and the village has received the Tree City USA award for over 10 straight years.  The Gerdsen Company’s properties are located on Beech Street, in the historic district, which displays large trees and a great landscape within walking distance of the Village Square, parks, and community attractions.

For more community and business information on Mariemont, visit the Village of Mariemont website.

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HYDE PARK

Hyde Park is still reminiscent of the vision of its founders in 1892. A prestigious neighborhood, named after New York’s fashionable “Hyde Park”, the community attracts a mix of business leaders, doctors, lawyers, young professionals, and families who like the short commute to downtown Cincinnati, the University, and Cincinnati’s many cultural attractions.

Hyde Park is a popular area for walkers and joggers who like the friendliness and safety of the community. The neighborhood is filled with stately homes, luxury condos, beautiful townhouses and apartments on its many streets lined with large trees. Residents enjoy shopping at trendy Hyde Park Square lined with gourmet food stores, specialty clothing and jewelry stores, galleries and restaurants, including Graeter's Ice Cream parlor. The Rookwood Pavilion and Rookwood Commons shopping areas are also nearby. Enhancing the attraction of the area are several country clubs, tennis clubs, large parks, churches, and top-rated Cincinnati schools.  The popular Hyde Park Art Show is held in October each year and features 200 national artists. The Gerdsen Company’s properties are located close to the Hyde Park attractions and walking distance to Hyde Park Square.

For more community and business information on Hyde Park, visit the Hyde Park Neighborhood Council website.

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CLIFTON GASLIGHT DISTRICT

Clifton was one of the area's first suburbs. With its gaslights and elegant mansions, Clifton is a picturesque and centrally located neighborhood, adjacent to the University of Cincinnati and Hebrew Union College. It is also home to numerous medical facilities, including Cincinnati Children's Hospital, Deaconess Hospital, Good Samaritan Hospital, Shriners Burns Institute, University Hospital, as well as, the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Gardens, numerous parks and museums.

The “Gaslight District” of Clifton is a pedestrian friendly neighborhood, with a mix of college professors, doctors, nurses, and students who like to be near the University and other cultural urban attractions. It is a popular area for those who like living within walking distance of the Clifton/Ludlow European-style streetscape filled with an eclectic mix of people. A multitude of restaurants and small shops, parks and the Esquire Theatre offer residents plenty of leisure time activities, convenience and selection. The Gerdsen Company’s properties are all within walking distance of business district and neighborhood attractions.

For more community and business information on the Clifton Gaslight District, visit the CliftonCommunity.org website sponsored by the Clifton Town Meeting.

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