West Mitchell Ave, Winton Place

I used to live in Spring Grove Village (formerly Winton Place) and I know that If you enter West Mitchell Ave. from I-75, you'll decide right away that it's too busy a place to live. The traffic can be heavy, but if you travel beyond the industrial sites and head straight as the road curves right onto Este Ave, W. Mitchell becomes a quiet residential street. That's where you'll find the solid homes, nice yards and peaceful atmosphere that Spring Grove Village is known for.

There's a great community camaraderie in the neighborhood. The community organization: http://www.springgrovevillage.org/ and residents work together to keep the area safe. They cultivate a community garden a few blocks away from West Mitchell. You feel safe when you walk the street. All of these things help make Spring Grove Village an inviting neighborhood.

Dining and shopping
There's not much shopping along West Mitchell, except an auto dealer. There is a restaurant supply dealer and a few other industries. There's a Kroger just off the busiest section of the street and a few small shops nearby.

For food you'll find fast food outlets: Rally;'s, McDonald's and Gold Star Chili as well. You'll find more dining/shopping options in nearby Northside and Clifton.

Entertainment
W. Mitchell and Spring Grove Village are minutes from Spring Grove Cemetery, which has a full program of concerts, outings and family events. Mt. Airy Forest is a 15 minute drive away. The Cincinnati Zoo is about 10 minutes away.

There are several schools in the neighborhood: Parker Woods Montessori School (Preschool-6), Winton Hills Academy (Preschool-8), and James N. Gamble Montessori High School (7-12) (formerly Jacobs). University of Cincinnati and Xavier are about 10 minutes away.

Two Metro bus routes travel West Mitchell. University, VA, Children's and several other medical facilities are a 10 minutes away in Avondale.