Living in Loveland, Ohio
Loveland isn't just a zip code. It's a way of life, and we'd love to show you around.
The Little Miami Scenic Trail
The trail runs right through the middle of downtown Loveland, and it's a big reason people fall in love with this town. You'll see walkers, bikers, and families out on it every day of the year.
78 miles of paved trail
Opened in 1984
Runs through 5 counties
In and Around Loveland
Downtown Loveland — Walk to coffee, shops, dinner, and the trail. This is the heart of town.
Blossom Hill — Townhomes within walking distance of downtown and the trail. Easy living, great location.
Miami Trails — An established neighborhood where downtown Loveland is an easy walk or bike ride away.
Huntington — Close-in living with downtown shops, dinner, and the trail just a short walk away.
Walk to Town
White Pillars — An established neighborhood with big trees, classic homes, and neighbors who know each other.
Brandywine — Tree-lined streets and a mix of well-kept, established homes.
Mitchell Farm — Built on an old horse farm, where the streets are named after horses. How fun is that?
Pheasant Hills — A settled, well-loved neighborhood with mature trees and a classic feel.
Millbrook Farm — An established neighborhood with roomy yards and a settled, neighborly feel.
Hermitage Pointe — Classic homes on quiet, tree-lined streets.
Classic Charm
Landen Lakes — Homes around a large lake, with fishing and a laid-back, vacation-like feel.
Black Horse Run — Horse lovers, take note: a private barn, riding trails, plus a pool, tennis courts, and playgrounds.
The Estates at Bothe Farms — Newer homes on roomy lots for buyers who want modern construction.
Chimney Ridge — A small, private pocket of about 30 custom homes on wooded land.
Stone Pillars — Roomy lots and a quieter setting, with downtown Loveland still an easy drive away.
Space to Spread Out
Local Favorites
Grab a Drink
Narrow Path Brewing Co. — Craft beer in a relaxed downtown taproom.
Hops & Berry Taproom — A great tap list and a friendly vibe on Karl Brown Way.
Cappy's Taproom & Bottle Shop — Family-owned, lots of beers on tap, and live music.
Treat Yourself
Rosé Boutique & Wine Bar — Shopping and wine in one cozy spot.
Graeter's Ice Cream — A Cincinnati tradition, right in downtown Loveland.
Hometown Cafe — Classic breakfast and lunch on Railroad Ave.
Bishop's Quarter — Wine, bourbon, craft beer, and Southern comfort food in a restored three-story building downtown.
Ramsey's Trailside — Good food just steps off the trail.
Grab a Bite
Want the local's tour?
I've lived in Loveland for 24 years, and I still find new favorite spots. Let's talk about what you're looking for.
