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Hazel Row RealtyMaple Hollow, OH

Neighborhoods

One town, three completely different markets.

Every fact below is a placeholder, including the school and park names. Fill them in with what you actually know about your area, because this is the page that convinces someone you live here too.

Birch Hollow, a neighborhood in Maple Hollow

01 / Old trees, big porches, four blocks to the square

Birch Hollow

The oldest streets in Maple Hollow, laid out before anyone thought about garages. Houses here are mostly shingled or brick, built between the two wars, and they trade fast because there are only about four hundred of them.

Currently showing 2 listings here.

Schools

  • Elementary: placeholder name, walkable
  • Middle: placeholder name, 5 minute drive
  • High: placeholder name, district bus stop on the corner

Parks and green space

  • Placeholder park, 6 acres, playground and two ball fields
  • Placeholder trail head, 1.2 miles of paved loop
  • Farmers market on the square, May through October

Getting around

  • 12 minutes to the county seat
  • 35 minutes to downtown
  • Placeholder park and ride, 8 minutes
Elm Ridge, a neighborhood in Maple Hollow

02 / Cul de sacs, bigger lots, the newest builds in town

Elm Ridge

Everything north of the creek was farmland until the nineties, so Elm Ridge is where you look for open floor plans, three car garages and a yard the kids can actually run in. Quiet streets, and almost every house backs onto something green.

Currently showing 2 listings here.

Schools

  • Elementary: placeholder name, newest building in the district
  • Middle: placeholder name, 7 minute drive
  • High: placeholder name, shared with Birch Hollow

Parks and green space

  • Placeholder township park, 40 acres and a dog run
  • Placeholder pool and swim club, seasonal membership
  • Bike path along the creek, 4 miles

Getting around

  • 15 minutes to the county seat
  • 40 minutes to downtown
  • Highway on ramp, 4 minutes
Old Mill, a neighborhood in Maple Hollow

03 / River lots, wooded acreage, the most character per dollar

Old Mill

Down the hill along the water, where the lots get wide and wooded and no two houses look alike. A mix of restored Victorians and quiet ranches, and the only part of town where you can buy an acre without leaving the school district.

Currently showing 2 listings here.

Schools

  • Elementary: placeholder name, 6 minute drive
  • Middle: placeholder name, district bus route
  • High: placeholder name, 10 minutes

Parks and green space

  • Placeholder river preserve, fishing and kayak launch
  • Placeholder nature center and trails
  • Covered picnic shelter, reservable

Getting around

  • 18 minutes to the county seat
  • 45 minutes to downtown
  • Placeholder commuter lot, 10 minutes

Still deciding which street?

Give us an hour on a Saturday morning and we will drive all three with you. It settles the question faster than any amount of scrolling.

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