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Clermont County · ZIP 45102 · East Side Cincinnati

Amelia, Ohio
Real Estate

Small-town feel, suburban amenities, and strong Clermont County value — 20 miles east of Cincinnati with new construction from the $250s, a median resale price around $310K, and East Fork State Park at your doorstep.

🏡 Median Price ~$310K 🏗️ New Construction Available 🌲 East Fork State Park 📍 20 Miles from Cincinnati
Amelia, OH at a Glance
~$310KMedian Sale Price
20–30Days on Market
45102ZIP Code
20 miFrom Cincinnati

Affordable Clermont County value with new construction options, strong demand, and one of the largest state parks in Ohio minutes from your door.

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~$310KMedian Sale Price
20–30Days on Market
5,400+Acres East Fork Park
8,500+District Students
$250s+New Construction
About Amelia

Welcome to Amelia, Ohio

Amelia is one of Clermont County's most accessible and value-driven communities — a former village that blends genuine small-town character with the shopping, dining, and highway access you'd expect from Cincinnati's East Side suburbs. Located along State Route 125 in the heart of ZIP code 45102, it sits roughly 20 miles east of downtown Cincinnati and about 10 minutes from I-275, making it a practical choice for buyers who want more space and lower prices without a punishing commute.

Formerly a township, Amelia in 2019 became the largest village in Ohio history to dissolve itself — a civic story that reflects a community with an independent streak. Today it is a thriving residential area with a mix of established mid-century neighborhoods, newer subdivisions, and active new construction. The area attracts first-time buyers taking advantage of more accessible price points than what's available closer to the urban core, as well as move-up buyers who want larger lots, newer builds, and proximity to East Fork State Park.

"It has a country feel, with a lot of suburban amenities. There's a ton of shops and restaurants in the center of town, but if you get away from that, it gets really rural really fast." That balance is exactly what draws so many buyers to the 45102 market every year. If you're comparing Amelia to Batavia, Milford, or Anderson Township, Amelia often wins on price-per-square-foot while still delivering quick highway access and strong school options.

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Location & Commute
From Amelia to:
🏙️ Downtown Cincinnati — ~35 min
🛣️ I-275 — ~10 min via SR-125
🏥 Mercy Health Clermont — ~10 min
🛍️ EastGate Mall / Eastgate Corridor — ~15 min
🌿 East Fork State Park — ~10 min
✈️ Cincinnati/NKY Airport — ~40 min
🚌 Clermont Transportation Connection express to Cincinnati available
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Why Buyers Choose Amelia
Amelia consistently ranks among the most affordable entry points in Clermont County — offering larger lots and newer construction than similarly priced areas closer to Cincinnati. With active new construction from national builders like Ryan Homes and D.R. Horton, buyers can get brand-new appliances, modern floor plans, and full basements while staying under $350K. Find out what your home is worth →
🏡 Homes for Sale in Amelia Ohio

Price Ranges, Home Types & Inventory

Amelia's housing market offers one of the widest variety of price points in Clermont County — from entry-level resale to move-in ready new construction.

The Amelia, Ohio real estate market offers genuine range — you can find solid 3-bedroom resale homes starting around $220,000–$250,000, mid-range move-in ready homes from $260,000–$350,000, and new construction or upgraded larger homes in the $350,000–$450,000+ range. That price spread is one reason the 45102 ZIP consistently draws both first-time buyers and move-up buyers.

Entry Level
$220K – $260K
Established mid-century ranches, 3-bedroom bungalows, and starter homes in older Amelia subdivisions. Often on larger lots with mature trees. Good value for buyers entering the market or investors.
Most Active Range
$260K – $360K
The sweet spot of the Amelia market. Move-in ready single-family homes, updated ranches and two-stories, townhomes/condos, and base-level new construction. Highest buyer demand and fastest turnover. Median hovers around $310K.
Move-Up / New Build
$360K – $450K+
Larger new construction from Ryan Homes, D.R. Horton, and Drees — 4–5 bedrooms, open floor plans, finished basements, modern finishes. Also upgraded resale homes in Heritage Farm and similar subdivisions.
Active New Construction
New Builds in the Amelia Area
Active new construction communities in and around Amelia include Ryan Homes' Woodside Park (from the low $250s, ranch and two-story, appliances included) and Rosewood (Batavia Township, 4–5 bedrooms with finished basements from the $310s), plus D.R. Horton's Glen Mary Park (from the $330s, smart home technology). Most new builds are in the West Clermont School District, just off RT-125. New construction suits buyers who want brand-new everything without the renovation risk of older homes.
Inventory & Demand
What the Market Looks Like Right Now
Amelia homes are selling in roughly 20–30 days — significantly faster than the national average of 55 days. Inventory remains limited relative to buyer demand, especially in the $260K–$350K range, which means well-priced, move-in ready homes move quickly. Buyers should be pre-approved and ready to act. If you're a seller, properly priced Amelia homes are attracting steady interest. Get a free home value estimate →
📊 Amelia Ohio Real Estate Market

Market Trends & Conditions

Current market data for Amelia, OH (45102) — updated for 2025–2026. Understanding where the market stands helps both buyers and sellers negotiate with confidence.

📈 Moderately Competitive Market — Sellers Have the Edge on Well-Priced Homes
~$310K Median Sale Price ↑ Appreciation since 2022
20–30 Median Days on Market Below national avg of 55 days
~$172 Price Per Sq Ft ↑ ~9% year-over-year
~97–100% Sale-to-List Ratio Most homes sell near list price
Limited Active Inventory New construction easing supply
3–5% Projected Appreciation 2026 Ohio forecast moderate growth

For Buyers: Amelia's 20–30 day median turnover means you need to be ready. Get pre-approved before you start touring. In the $260K–$350K range, well-priced, move-in ready homes are attracting multiple offers — especially when inventory is tight. The good news: new construction is adding supply, giving buyers more options than in peak 2021–2022 conditions. Rate sensitivity remains high — a shift of even 0.5% on your rate affects your payment meaningfully at these price points. Work with a local lender who knows Clermont County.

For Sellers: If your Amelia home is priced correctly and in good condition, the market is in your favor. Homes are selling in under a month on average, and price-per-square-foot has risen roughly 9% year-over-year. The biggest mistake Amelia sellers make is overpricing against comparable new construction — buyers in this market are savvy and have options. A free home value estimate from Mike gives you a realistic starting point before you commit to a list price.

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Price Trend Context
Amelia home prices have followed the broader Clermont County and Ohio trend of steady appreciation since 2020, with some normalization in 2023–2024 as rates rose and buyers became more selective. The $310K median reflects a market that is accessible by Greater Cincinnati standards while delivering strong long-term value for owners. New construction activity from Ryan Homes, D.R. Horton, and Drees continues to add supply in the $250K–$400K range — which is keeping price growth measured rather than runaway. For buyers comparing Amelia to Batavia, Williamsburg, or Goshen, Amelia's combination of price, convenience, and park access is hard to beat.
Education

Schools in Amelia, Ohio

Amelia is served by the West Clermont Local School District — one of the 25 largest districts in Ohio — alongside a private Catholic K–8 option within the community.

Public K–12 · West Clermont Local School District
West Clermont Schools — Wolves

The West Clermont Local School District serves 8,500+ students across 54 square miles of Clermont County East Side. West Clermont High School (the Wolves) holds a B− grade on Niche, offers extensive extracurriculars including competitive athletics in the Eastern Cincinnati Conference, and achieves a 93% graduation rate. West Clermont Middle School and multiple elementary campuses — including Holly Hill and Amelia Elementary — serve the younger grades. The district has been expanding with the community's residential growth and is actively investing in updated facilities.

8,500+ Students 93% Grad Rate PreK–12 54 Sq Mile District
Private Catholic · PreK–8 · Top 10% Nationally
St. Bernadette School

St. Bernadette School in Amelia is a private Catholic K–8 institution ranked in the top 10% of schools nationally for 8th-grade reading and math performance. It provides a faith-based academic option for Amelia residents who prioritize Catholic education at the elementary and middle school levels, with McNicholas High School accessible for secondary education.

Top 10% Nationally PreK–8 Private Catholic
Parks & Recreation

Outdoor Life in Amelia

One of Ohio's largest state parks is minutes from the front door. Amelia's outdoor access is a genuine lifestyle differentiator for Clermont County buyers.

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East Fork State Park — 5,400+ Acres

One of Ohio's largest state parks, East Fork sits just minutes from Amelia and encompasses over 5,400 acres of woods, trails, and waterways. East Fork Lake offers boating, kayaking, fishing, and swimming. Hiking and mountain biking trails wind through the park's wooded terrain. The park is also home to a popular campground and serves as the national rowing championship venue. For buyers who prioritize outdoor access, East Fork is simply unmatched in the region.

5,400+ Acres Boating & Fishing Hiking & Biking Swimming Beach Camping
Spencer Shank Park, Ohio River & Golf Courses

Spencer Shank Memorial Park within Amelia offers playgrounds, open green space, and recreational areas for everyday use. The Ohio River to the west provides boating and fishing opportunities. Multiple golf venues are located near the community, including options within a short drive on the East Side corridor. Scene 75 Entertainment Center — with go-karts, mini golf, and arcade — is roughly 15 minutes away for indoor recreation.

Spencer Shank Park Ohio River Access Golf Courses Nearby Scene 75 — 15 min
Dining & Community

Shopping, Dining & Daily Life

Amelia's Route 125 corridor puts grocery, dining, and retail within easy reach — with the full Eastgate and Anderson Township commercial districts about 15 minutes away.

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Local Favorite
Stone House Restaurant
A highly rated Amelia dining staple with a loyal following, known for its consistent food quality and community atmosphere.
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Bakery · Beloved Local
Marcella's Doughnuts & Bakery
A go-to community institution for baked goods and donuts — the kind of neighborhood bakery that becomes a weekly ritual for Amelia residents.
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Entertainment
Pierce Point Cinema
Amelia's own movie theater complex at 1255 Ohio Pike — keeping entertainment local without a long drive to the city.
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Grocery · Pharmacy · Banking
Kroger & Route 125 Corridor
A Kroger and standard retail mix on Route 125 handles everyday needs. The Eastgate corridor adds Target, Home Depot, and national chain dining within 15 minutes.
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Library & Community Services
Clermont County Public Library — Amelia Branch
Full-service public library branch serving Amelia residents with programming, resources, and community space.
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Regional Destination · 20 min
Jungle Jim's International Market
One of the world's most unique grocery experiences — a short drive from Amelia offering international foods, specialty items, and cooking classes.
Frequently Asked Questions

Amelia, Ohio Real Estate — Common Questions

Answers to the questions buyers and sellers in the 45102 market ask most.

What is the average home price in Amelia, Ohio?
The median sale price for homes in Amelia, Ohio is approximately $310,000 as of early 2026. Entry-level resale homes start around $220,000–$250,000, while newer construction and larger single-family homes range from $300,000 to $450,000+. Price per square foot runs around $172, up roughly 9% year-over-year. You can browse current listings here to see what's active right now.
Are there new construction homes for sale in Amelia, Ohio?
Yes — Amelia and the surrounding Batavia Township area have active new construction from Ryan Homes (Woodside Park from the low $250s; Rosewood from the $310s), D.R. Horton (Glen Mary Park from the $330s), and Drees Homes. Most communities sit just off State Route 125 near I-275 within the West Clermont School District. New builds typically include modern appliances, open floor plans, and full basement options. Search all active listings →
Is Amelia, Ohio close to Cincinnati?
Yes. Amelia is approximately 20 miles east of downtown Cincinnati, with a typical commute of 30–40 minutes via State Route 125 to I-275. I-275 is about 10 minutes away, giving easy highway access to I-71, I-75, and the Ronald Reagan Highway. The Clermont Transportation Connection also operates express bus service from Amelia to downtown Cincinnati for commuters who prefer transit.
What school district serves Amelia, Ohio?
Amelia is served by the West Clermont Local School District — one of the 25 largest districts in Ohio with over 8,500 students across a 54-square-mile area. The district includes West Clermont High School (the Wolves, 93% graduation rate), West Clermont Middle School, and multiple elementary schools. St. Bernadette School provides a private Catholic K–8 option in the community, ranked in the top 10% of schools nationally for 8th-grade academics.
Is Amelia, Ohio a buyer's market or seller's market?
Amelia is a moderately competitive, seller-leaning market in 2025–2026. Homes are selling in 20–30 days — well below the national average — and most homes sell at or very close to list price. The $260K–$350K range is the most competitive segment. Buyers should be pre-approved and ready to move. For sellers, correctly priced, move-in ready homes are performing well, while overpriced listings tend to sit. Schedule a free call with Mike to discuss current conditions for your situation.
What ZIP code is Amelia, Ohio?
Amelia's primary ZIP code is 45102. The community sits in Clermont County within Pierce and Batavia townships, along State Route 125. For a complete search of homes in the 45102 ZIP code, you can browse active listings here.
How do I find homes for sale in Amelia, Ohio?
You can search active Amelia listings directly on this page — listings are pulled live from the MLS and updated daily. You can also schedule a free 30-minute call with Mike McEntush, a Coldwell Banker REALTOR® who specializes in Amelia and the broader Clermont County East Side market. Mike can set up automatic MLS alerts so you see new listings the moment they hit — often before they appear on Zillow or Redfin.

Ready to Explore Amelia?

Whether you're buying your first home, moving up, or thinking about selling — Amelia's combination of value, outdoor access, and Clermont County location is hard to beat on Cincinnati's East Side. Let's talk through your options.

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Mike McEntush, REALTOR®
Coldwell Banker Realty · Cincinnati East Side & Clermont County Specialist
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