Miami Woods is located in historic Milford.  Just 16 miles east of downtown Cincinnati, on the banks of the little Miami River, Milford has been attracting families and businesses for more than 200 years.  Surrounded by hills and woods, with a population of just over 6,000, Milford is Clermont County's only city, and a focal point of new and high-tech business development in the Greater Cincinnati area.

Milford has preserved the charms of its natural setting and historic downtown while creating a modern infrastructure that makes it a great place to live, work, play and grow. The city hosts a variety of events including a Memorial Day Parade, Frontier Days Festival and Parade (the first weekend in June), Antique Exhibit and Sales events each spring, summer and fall, and the Old Mill District Christmas Walk.

Situated along the banks of the Little Miami and East Fork rivers, Milford is served by interstate 275, US Route 50, and state Routes 28 and 131.  Milford is just 35 miles from the Cincinnati / Northern Kentucky International Airport.

A wide variety of shopping opportunities are available to Milford residents.  The Historic Old Mill District has specialty and antique shops and a a variety of business services.  In addition, there are the Milford Shopping Center, Clermont Shopping Center, Milltown Plaza and Milford square.  Nearby metropolitan malls include Eastgate Mall, Beechmont Mall and Kenwood Town Center - All within a 10 to 20 minute drive from Milford.

Milford is home to a long list of medical professionals - physicians, dentists, chiropractors and physical therapists.  There are three hospitals within a 15-minute drove of the city and a 24-hour emergency clinic within a five-minute drive.

Miami Woods is served by the Milford Exempted Village School District which educates more than 5,600 students in its seven schools serving Milford and Miami Township.  Students enjoy opportunities in enriched and advanced placement programs in mathematics and English, from first grade through high school.  A member of the prestigious Council for Academic Excellence in Elementary and Secondary Schools, more than half of the district's 280 teachers have advanced degrees.

Clermont county is served by seven parochial schools; three of them, St. Andrew, St. Elizabeth Ann Seton and Milford Christian Academy are located in the area.

Milford abounds in outdoor recreational opportunities ranging from canoeing on the Little Miami River to the Little Miami Scenic Bike Trail, which extends some 50 miles from Milford to Yellow Springs, Ohio, serving cyclists, hikers and roller-bladers.  And of course, Miami Woods and Milford are just minutes away from the major attractions of Greater Cincinnati - Bengals football and Reds baseball, the Aronoff Center for the Performing Arts, the Cincinnati Zoo, the Museum of Natural History, Riverbend outdoor concert theater, Paramount Kings Island Amusement Park, and many more.

The City of Milford has 70 acres of developed parks, providing softball fields and tennis courts as well as picnic and playground areas.

Our community came into being on July 12, 1984 when it was incorporated as the Miami Woods Owners Association.  Miami Woods is nestled along the Little Miami River on 68 rolling wooded acres.  Miami Woods Landominiums are both distinctive and rustically elegant.  This quiet community of cedar-clad homes offers a permanent vacation surrounded by woods with lake and river views. 

The community's wooded setting is complimented by two lakes linked by a creek.  Besides the water's aesthetic value, it is part of an energy-saving geothermal heating and cooling system.  Miami Woods is a quiet paradise overlooking Ohio's only federally designated Scenic River.  Residents enjoy easy access to the Little Miami Bike Trail, canoeing, and fishing.  With numerous large mature trees, Miami Woods is a nature lover's dream.

Miami Woods residents are predominantly retirees and empty nesters. Residents enjoy leading an active lifestyle; cycling and walking their dogs.  It's not uncommon to see neighbors out walking, chatting with one another and enjoying the outdoors. Informal social gatherings of neighbors are also common.

As the neighborhood matures, our attention will invariably turn from issues of muddy streets and construction dust to maintenance and improvement issues. This is to be expected as Miami Woods is a community of people who care about their families, care about their neighbors, care about their community. We are always looking for ways to enhance our neighborhood and the quality of life it provides to all who are lucky enough to call it home.