Welcome to Glendale
Upscale, luxurious amenities make up this charming neighborhood nestled in an ideal location
With architecture dating from the 1850s, you will find various styles and sizes of homes throughout this idyllic neighborhood. Modern and historic homes make up the local architecture. Shopping, restaurants, and other upscale amenities are found in the lively downtown area.
Glendale's rich history includes serving as part of the Underground Railroad. Some historic older homes still have hidden spaces and tunnels used during this time in our nation's history. Mostly farmland, Glendale was incorporated in 1855 and became a popular destination for people looking to escape crowded cities. Prominent residents include William Cooper Procter and William Alexander Procter, Procter & Gamble presidents.
Today, Glendale boasts modern conveniences coupled with small-town charm. With easy highway access, residents can enjoy local upscale amenities or head south to downtown or north to experience additional luxury shopping, dining, and entertainment. The welcoming atmosphere and classic, charming atmosphere make Glendale a popular spot for families, retirees, couples, and singles. As a bonus, Glendale has excellent school options.
What to Love
- Conveniently located north of downtown Cincinnati
- Suburb dining and shopping options
- Enjoyable entertainment and cultural events
- Plentiful green space in a well-planned environment
- Easy access to the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport
- Excellent education options for families
Local Lifestyle
Residents of Glendale enjoy Village Square, located in the center of the city. You will often see friends chatting over coffee at a local coffee shop or strolling through playgrounds and parks while taking in the abundant shade provided by the neighborhood’s large trees.
Glendale also hosts several events throughout the year. Village Square boasts concerts, pop-up shops, markets, and more. Shoppers will find a unique range of home furnishings, apparel, gifts, wine, and cheese. Savor numerous cuisines and relax with friends and family in the charming, historic city.
Shopping, Dining & Entertainment
You will find products featured in InStyle, Oprah, and Vogue magazines at
A Village Gift Shop at the Century House in Glendale. Owned by an interior designer, this destination for home décor and gifts also curates items from local designers and women-owned businesses.
Find more than the perfect latte at
Bluebird Bakery in Village Square. This charming family-owned cafe features one-of-a-kind baked goods and a delightful selection of lunch and deli options. Each item is made from scratch, including salads, soups, pies, tortes, scones, and more.
Enjoy live music while sipping a glass of wine at
Meritage Restaurant. Featuring a unique menu of hand-cut steaks, seafood, poultry, and more, you will soak in Glendale's quaint, historic atmosphere at this elevated dining destination.
More than just a local brewery,
Third Eye Brewing Company serves its patrons hand-crafted beverages in a modern, comfortable setting. Their selection of beer is as impressive as their thoughtful menu. Catch up with friends in this fun atmosphere.
Things to Do
Enjoy the thrill of climbing at
RockQuest Climbing Center. A fun and unique activity for children and adults, the center allows visitors to sign up for classes, purchase a membership, and experience the physical and mental benefits of rock climbing. Excellent instructors walk you through each step, ensuring you get the most out of each visit.
Located in the heart of Glendale at Village Square,
Piccolo Wine Room entertains its patrons with incredible music on Friday and Saturday nights. Enjoy the cozy atmosphere while sipping a glass of wine from their impressive selection. Delectable light appetizers and memorable dinners are available on select nights.
Escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life at
Glenwood Gardens. Meticulously landscaped, this 335-acre park is known for its prairies, forests, wetlands, trails, and charming formal gardens. The paved trail makes for a delightful walk through the wonders of nature. Be sure to stop at the Cotswold Visitor Center and the Nature's Niche Gifts & Books shop to view some distinctive architecture and purchase gifts.
