East Epworth Ave, Winton Place

I lived on E. Epworth a few years back, but I never realized it was a divided street. There's the part that's mostly older, single family dwellings and historic churches in Spring Grove Village (formerly Winton Place). That part of E. Epworth is within a diverse, close community that ends at Chickering Ave.

The part I didn't know about was a continuation of E. Epworth that's a small strip on the other side of a large field near the beginning of Winton Hills. That section is mostly low income rental properties. The area is part of a large rental complex that often has a problem with crime. It's no wonder Winton Place changed its name to Spring Grove Village. It was so easy to get the two communities mixed up.

The part of E. Epworth I know well is the long, Spring Grove Village section. It's quiet and peaceful with a community spirit that runs throughout the neighborhood.

East Epworth is close to Kroger and a few small stores that offer the basics. It's minutes away from Burnett Woods and the Cincinnati Zoo. For education U C and X U and Cincinnati State are close. Medical facilities are about a 10 to 15 minute drive.