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• 3 bedrooms 1.5 bath -- neutral paint throughout
• 95% efficient HVAC 2010
• Exterior paint, updated porch & new storm door 2010
• Basement neutral paint ceiling, walls & floor. Washer & dryer (2005). Half bath.
• Fenced yard with deck
• Bed #1 12 x 13, 1st floor, new carpet over wood floor, ceiling fan
• Bed #2 11 x 10, 1st floor, new carpet over wood floor, large closet or play area, ceiling fan
• Bed #3 14 x 36, 2nd floor, new neutral carpet, large closet, ceiling fan
• Living Room 12 x 18, new neutral carpet (hardwood underneath)
• Dining Room--NEW LAMINATE FLOOR! 
• Updated kitchen--NEW LAMINATE FLOOR! All appliances (refrigerator/icemaker 2010; stove 2005; dishwasher)
• Bathroom updated 2009 with glass block window
• 1 car detached garage

Enauirer, December 16, 2010

Bloomberg Businessweek has declared North College Hill one of the best places to raise kids in Ohio.  The western Hamilton County suburb of 9,778 residents with a median family income of $57,399 was included on an alphabetical listing of 50 communities – one from each state – that was published Thursday on Bloomberg’s website known as “The Center of It All,” North College Hill sits 10 miles from downtown Cincinnati.  It became a village in 1916 and incorporated into a city in 1941, according to Rick Dikeman, archivist for the North College Hill Historical Society.  Bloomberg News evaluated a total of 5,418 locations nationwide with populations larger than the state median but no larger than 50,000.  Only locations where the median income is within 20 percent of the state’s median were considered.  “The rankings put the most weight on school performance and the number of schools, crime statistics, and cost of living.  Other factors included job growth, air quality, ethnic diversity, and access to recreational amenities (within the county), such as parks, zoos, theaters, and museums,” states a posting on the Businessweek site.