Loveland is a city about 15 miles northeast of Cincinnati and is seen as part of the Greater Cincinnati area. Areavibes.com rates it as “Exceptionally Livable” and gives it an overall rating of 88 which exceeds the Ohio average of 75.
Loveland offers six public schools and four private. Areavibes rates Loveland’s education options as an “A+.” GreatSchools.org rates Loveland City Schools 7 out of 10. Zillow offers a rating of each individual school in the area. Private School Review offers a breakdown and comparison of the private school options in Loveland.
Loveland offers a variety of parks and trails for those who enjoy the outdoors. The 70-mile Loveland Bike Trail is a well known and popular attraction for the entire tristate area. Loveland also offers a good deal of recreation leagues for youth and places a high value on arts and culture, featuring art shows and theater each year. In addition to the grocery and convenience stores, there is also a weekly farmer’s market.
For food and drink, residents can enjoy a wide array of options located within Loveland including franchises of Skyline, LaRosa’s, and Graeters along with many local options:
Quick Facts for Renters:
Population: 12,884
Median Age: 39.3
Median Home Price: $191,800
Median Rent: $1,122
Cost of Living: 3% below the national average
Average Commute to Downtown: 30-40 minutes
Renter information current as of 2019.
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