Evendale, OH Real Estate: Buy or Sell with Cory Keller

Short answer: Evendale is in Hamilton County. Cory Keller of The CORY Keller Group helps buyers and sellers here. Call or text 513-260-5023 for pricing, showings or a home-value review.

About Evendale

• Evendale is a village in northern Hamilton County along Reading Road and I-75.
• Princeton City School District serves the village (confirm by address).

See Evendale homes for sale

Call or text Cory at 513-260-5023 for current Evendale listings and new-construction options, or get your home's value.

Neighborhoods and communities

Evendale is a village of about 2,700 residents in northern Hamilton County. Reading Road runs through the middle, with residential streets on either side and a large industrial and office area near I-75. It borders Sharonville, Blue Ash and Glendale-area communities, so buyers often compare it with those towns.

Housing types and eras

Most homes are single-family houses from mid-century onward: ranches, split-levels and two-story homes on generous suburban lots, plus some newer and custom homes. Check whether a home is on public sewer, and confirm the parcel details on the Hamilton County Auditor site. Ask for the age of the roof, furnace, water heater and windows, and get a sewer or septic inspection where applicable.

Schools

Our sample address at the village recreation center (10500 Reading Rd) is in the Princeton City School District, based on the U.S. Census Geocoder. District lines can change from street to street, so confirm the exact address with the district before you buy.

Commute

I-75 runs along the village's west side, and I-275 and Ronald Reagan Highway (State Route 126) are nearby, providing quick routes to downtown, Blue Ash and the northern suburbs. Check live times on Google Maps.

Parks and amenities

The Evendale Recreation Center on Reading Road has a fitness center and courts for tennis and pickleball (membership required for court reservations). Gorman Heritage Farm, a 122-acre nonprofit working farm on Reading Road, has 30 tillable acres, a farmyard with animals, several gardens, 40 acres of wooded hillside, 5 miles of hiking trails and a natural pond. The farm is listed on the National Register of Historic Places as the Brown-Gorman Farm.

What to check before you buy

Before you buy in Evendale, look at where the home sits relative to Reading Road, the I-75 corridor and the village's industrial and office areas, and drive the street at different times of day. Mid-century ranches and split-levels often need updated electrical panels, windows and insulation, so build those into your budget. Ask whether the home has a basement or crawlspace and check its drainage. The recreation center and Gorman Heritage Farm are both on Reading Road, and many buyers like being close to them. Sellers should document updates and mention the quick drive to I-75, Blue Ash and Sharonville, which matters to buyers comparing nearby towns.

Buying here

Evendale is a small village, so the selection of homes for sale at any given time can be limited. Cory helps you watch for the right one, compare it with options in Sharonville and Blue Ash, and plan inspections for mid-century homes before you make an offer.

Call or text Cory: 513-260-5023

Selling here

Cory prices your Evendale home from recent nearby sales, explains which updates are worth doing on mid-century homes, and markets it to buyers looking across the I-75 and I-71 corridors.

Call or text Cory: 513-260-5023

Sources

• Evendale, Ohio (Wikipedia)
• Village of Evendale: Recreation
• Gorman Heritage Farm: About
• Gorman Heritage Farm (Wikipedia)
• Princeton City School District
• U.S. Census Geocoder (school district lookup by address)
• Hamilton County Auditor
• Google Maps directions

Sources checked October 15, 2026. Drive times are typical off-peak estimates; check live traffic.

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