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Colerain Township, Ohio offers an ideal balance of peaceful suburban life and outdoor adventure. Known for its lush landscape and historical attributes, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Just under 15 miles North of Cincinnati and conveniently located off interstates 74 and 275, Colerain Township provides easy access to the city and easy travel to nearby towns. D.R. Horton offers a range of new build homes for sale in Colerain Township, OH, with spacious open floorplans and smart home technology, combining modern convenience with the benefits of suburban living.

Why choose Colerain Township

Colerain Township is known for its rich history and its extensive outdoor activities. With many outdoor recreational options, community-run events, and art programs located nearby, families value the welcoming atmosphere that the township brings. Located just outside Cincinnati, the township provides residents with a quiet area to live in, surrounded by lush woods and creeks, while still being able to commute into the city for work or leisure. If you are looking for further travel options, Colerain Township is within range of two major airports. It is around 32 miles from Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport and 61 miles from Dayton International Airport. With its natural beauty, outdoor activities, and a welcoming community atmosphere, Colerain Township is a popular option for families, professionals, and retirees looking to relocate near Cincinnati.

Community life in Colerain Township

Being a close-knit community, Colerain Township hosts its own events and celebrations for everyone to participate in. The township puts on seasonal events throughout the year, such as Movies and Concerts in the Park, which the township hosts in the Colerain Park amphitheater, along with Coffee with the Chiefs, where you can join the chiefs of the fire and police department for some coffee and conversation. These township-run events are meant to create a stronger bond among the community. There are also volunteer options created by the Colerain Community Association, such as Clean-Up Colerain, that allow you to connect with the community through acts of service and contribute to the cleanliness of the environment.

Colerain Township has many historical sites and landmarks that add to its character. The Coleraine Historical Society takes pride in the history of the Township, and they are known for preserving artifacts that tell a story from the past. The Coleraine Historical Society Museum shows off items that are important to history. As a resident, you can donate items to the museum that provide historical knowledge of Colerain Township. Many historical cemeteries are located within the area, most identified with signs titling them due to their importance to the township. Each is a different part of the township’s history, and the residents value them deeply.

If you want to travel into the city for activities, there are many local art classes in Cincinnati, just 15 miles away. Art on Fire is an excellent place for everyone to show off their talent. You are welcome to walk in and paint acrylic canvas, board art, and pottery with many pieces to choose from. If you are interested in the glass studio, you can make a reservation or sign up for a class. Nuersole Glassworks is also a great place to learn more about the art of glass blowing. You can take courses for ages as young as 5, or see other artists' work showcased at the facility. Also in the city, the Clifton Cultural Arts Center provides many free and accessible public programs for those interested in the arts. There, they have a gallery for rotating art shows, a theater, dance, and film performance space, a rooftop for concerts and gatherings, and many classroom learning environments for all ages.

Camp Washington, another area outside of Colerain, is an arts and culture hub just over 12 miles away. As a former business district, Camp Washington has transitioned to focus on a balance of economics, culture, and the present aesthetic qualities. The area highlights notable attractions such as well-known restaurants and businesses. Community events such as a monthly Second Saturday Art Walk, where many businesses open their doors to the public and hold art exhibits, wine tastings, and live music, allowing art enthusiasts to come together and appreciate the creativity in their community.

Outdoor fun in Colerain Township

Full of local parks, trails, and hidden creeks, the township has many outdoor activities that allow you to immerse yourself in nature. Colerain Park is one of the many parks within the township. This 29-acre park has something for all ages with amenities like a playground, walking trails, a nature area, multiple sports fields, and an amphitheater for events. Colerain Township often uses this park to host its community events due to the abundance of activities and space.

Another park in the area that offers outdoor amenities is Heritage Park. The park provides residents with access to the Great Miami River, allowing for water activities such as kayaking and canoeing. Heritage Park also has abundant wildlife species you can see while walking along the trails. Being a family-friendly park, there is also a playground, dog park, and picnic areas. If you are looking for something a little more peaceful, the area is full of walking trails that are tucked away and bring you closer to nature. Scattered throughout Colerain parks, you can walk along one of the seven serene trails owned and maintained by the township that are ideal for birdwatching and other wildlife viewing.

In a state dedicated to nature, Great Parks, a county-wide park district created to preserve some of the area's beautiful wilderness, includes 18 parks and four conservation areas you can visit. Whether you are horseback riding through the trails, boating, relaxing on a paddle board, or teeing up your golf shot, Great Parks of Hamilton County has activities for everyone to enjoy. You can explore parks like Pin Oak Trail, which features a butterfly and wildflower garden, or Newberry Wildlife Sanctuary, which is home to various plant and animal species throughout wooded hills and waterfalls.

Just outside Colerain Township, Mount Airy Forest is known for its beauty, scenic lakes, and gardens. As one of the city's largest parks, a wide range of recreational activities is offered. This man-made forest with 14 miles of hiking trails, picnic areas, a disc golf course, a dog park, and a multi-use mountain biking trail offers activities for all outdoor enthusiasts. Mt. Airy is also home to Ohio’s only wheelchair accessible public treehouse. Everybody’s Treehouse, connected to over 12 trees and built 15 feet off the ground, is a destination for imagination. Mt. Airy Arboretum is also in the park. This nature-based experience serves people in the area as an observation spot for plant growth and testing of the plant’s habitat within the Cincinnati area.

Businesses and economics in Colerain Township

Colerain offers residents diverse employment opportunities within the township and surrounding cities. The biggest employers include Rumpke, the Colerain Township Government, and local school districts. Rumpke is a major regional employer, headquartered in the township, and serves as the primary waste and service provider. Also being a leading employer, the Colerain Township Government provides residents with many different career paths within the police and fire departments, finance, human resources, public services, and numerous boards and commissions connected to local government. In the education industry, the Northwest Local School District is the primary employer of Colerain Township.

With an easy commute into the city of Cincinnati, many residents seek careers outside of the township. Home to many Fortune 500 companies such as Kroger, Procter & Gamble, and Fifth Third Bank, there are plenty of opportunities to grow your professional career. Other major employers in the area are the University of Cincinnati in the education field, Macy’s, and Wegman Company, a furniture installation business.

The University of Cincinnati is just over 18 miles away for those seeking higher education employment. The university offers many different areas of study, including business, health professions, engineering, biological sciences, visual and performing arts, and social sciences, so there are many areas of interest to choose from. Being so close to Colerain, this university is an easy commute for those seeking to further their educational and professional careers.

New construction homes in Colerain Township

Colerain Township offers residents a perfect blend of lush greenery and historical culture, all while having access to urban conveniences. You can become part of this tight-knit community with D.R. Horton’s new build homes in Colerain Township. The spacious floorplans and smart home technology offer a living experience that is great for people wanting access to big-city entertainment and jobs, without being in the hustle and bustle of the downtown city area. New construction homes in Colerain Township offer something for everyone. Browse our listings of homes for sale in Colerain Township, OH, and contact us today.