History of Madeira
Once part of Columbia Township, Madeira was Incorporated in 1910. The City of Madeira remains one of the premier communities in Greater Cincinnati. The variety of housing options, coupled by its strong school system, small town atmosphere, and access to other parts of the region, are major strengths of this community. Madeira is adjacent to Indian Hill, Kenwood and Columbia Township.
Originally developed along the railroad line between Cincinnati and Parkersburg, West Virginia, Madeira remains in close proximity to other parts of the Tri-state, with the accessibility of Interstate 71 and Montgomery Road. Other jurisdictions constantly strive to obtain the small town feel that Madeira has maintained. An excellent school system, couple by nearby commercial and employment centers, are also strong aspects of the community.
Madeira One of Top Suburbs in the Entire Greater Cincinnati Area!
Cincy Magazine has ranked Madeira second only to Terrace Park for sales value of housing, low crime rate, high quality of award winning schools and many other variables. To read more follow the link::http://issuu.com/cincyflip/docs/ratingtheburbs?e=7593162/2533329 Madeira was also recognized in 2009 by Business Week magazine as the 40th best place to raise kids in the U.S, and a Silver Medal was awarded by US News and World Report to the Madeira City School District for being one of the top public high schools in the country. And as of October 2013, the City of Madeira has one of the highest residential recycling rates in the state. There’s more! Forbes has ranked Madeira Schools number one in Ohio and two in the entire midwest! Read the article at: http://www.forbes.com/sites/danielfisher/2013/09/26/midwest-dominates-2013-best-schools-for-your-housing-buck/ Come and see why Madeira is The Friendly Town!
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