Idyllic Indian Hill

It may be officially designated as a city because its population exceeds 5,000 (5,785 at the 2010 U.S. census), but Indian Hill, Ohio, is still very much an idyllic village at heart. The official name of the municipality is the City of The Village of Indian Hill to stay true to its village lifestyle. The affluent suburb is part of Hamilton County located a few miles northeast of Cincinnati, Ohio.

Native Americans were the first to hunt the wooded slopes and pristine streams of Indian Hill. The area was first purchased by the U.S. government, which in turn sold it to U.S. Major Benjamin Stites, who spotted the land with a surveying party during the Revolutionary War. As people settled in the area, the Village of Indian Hill quickly became a farming community. Today, Ohio’s Indian Hill very much remains a rural city, with open spaces running through and around the city. Within its 20 square miles are the Stanley M. Rowe Arboretum, the Grand Valley Preserve and more than 150 miles of bridle trails.

Affluent Cincinnati Suburb

The quiet residential neighborhood has strong family, community and historical values. The rolling countryside is noted for its grand mansions, private estates and large houses. City-data.com lists Indian Hill #1 on its list of Top 100 cities with the biggest houses. Among it notable residents are rock star Peter Frampton; Cincinnati Bengals Head Coach Marvin Lewis; U.S. businessman Mercer Reynolds; and several congressional officials. Astronaut Neil Armstrong and Cincinnati Reds president and CEO Marge Schott also resided in Indian Hill before their passing.

Robb Report magazine, published by CurtCo Media and a definitive authority on connoisseurship for ultra-affluent consumers, has named the Village of Indian Hill as the “Best Place to Raise a Family.” Both the Cincinnati Country Day School and the Indian Hill High School were nationally recognized for their excellence in education. The high school is also a No Child Left Behind Blue Ribbon School.

Compared to the Ohio state average, the U.S. Census finds the Village of Indian Hill significantly above average in median house value, number of rooms per house, median household income ($158,742 and $179,356 median family income) and the percentage of population with a bachelor’s degree or higher. The city of Indian Hill is significantly below state average in unemployment percentage, renting percentage and number of college students.

Indian Hill Roofing Companies

Home prices range from $239,000 to $6.5 million. Most homes are topped with premium roofing, many installed by the Roofing Annex, identified as one of the main Indian Hill roofers because of its certified residential roofing installation designations and A-rating with the Better Business Bureau (BBB). Dimensional shingles, slate, cedar shakes and shingles, tile roofing and synthetic roofing are among the common types of roofing Indian Hill homeowners select to complement their vinyl, brick and stone exterior siding styles.

Based in Cincinnati, Ohio, the Roofing Annex has been serving the City of The Village of Indian Hill with quality roofing, siding, windows, doors, and gutters and downspouts for many years. The Roofing Annex has been a trustworthy roofing inspector for Indian Hill homeowners who suffered exterior home damage or roof damage from severe storms.

The Roofing Annex offers free roofing inspections and free quote comparisons. Call the Roofing Annex at 513-685-9092 and receive the royal treatment for your home exterior needs.