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| As one of
Cincinnati's oldest neighborhoods, Oakley reflects the charm and stateliness
of neighboring Hyde Park, while the shops, entertainment options and
proximity to downtown attract an eclectic mix of young, old, families
and singles to the tree-lined streets of Oakley. Oakley offers home buyers a wide variety of styles and price ranges from which to choose. Residents are within walking distance to parks and shopping centers, including Oakley Square, which is home to Big Sky Bread, Dewey's Pizza, Oakley Cycles, King Arthur's Court toy store and New York Bagels. |
| The oldest business on the square is Alglamesis Brothers Ice Cream Parlor and Candy Shoppe (est. 1913). The ice cream shop is a neighborhood favorite with ice creams and candies made from old family recipes. Towering over Oakley Square is the 20th Century Theater. Built in 1941, it was recently saved from demolition and now serves as a popular site for concerts and special events. |
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With 2.5 square miles of tree-lined streets and an active business district, increasing property values and easy access to I-71, Oakley properties are among the city's most sought-after. The neighborhood has a total population of 9,800 and is made up of 60% families and 40% couples and singles. For more information on the demographics of Oakley |
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Oakley
is a growing neighborhood that offers both older and newer homes.
Colonials are as common as older brick and frame houses. With an
active business district and easily accessible shopping, parks,
churches and schools, all within walking distance, Oakley is popular
among families. The owner-occupancy rate of Oakley's 4300 housing
units is 53%. 166 homes were sold in 1998 at an average sales price of $106,725. 129 homes were sold in 1997 at an average sales price of $103,472. 132 homes were sold in 1996 at an average sales price of $97,603. Want to view listings of homes presently on the market in Oakley? MLS Listings |
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