Moving to Cincinnati or Northern Kentucky?
Our master-planned community in Hebron, Kentucky, has all the amenities you’re looking for and so much more.
Beautiful, Natural, Safe and Just Right for You
As you compare best neighborhoods in Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky, here’s what you’ll find at Rivers Pointe Estates:
- Top builders: locally owned, family businesses with proven expertise
- A wide range of housing styles and sizes: luxury single family homes, patio homes, townhomes and more
- Plenty of open space: 6 miles of trails to explore
- Sweeping river views: Feel far away from it all
All this, just minutes from downtown Cincinnati and CVG airport, where the Queen City remains affordable and welcoming despite its rising popularity.
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Hebron: A Best Neighborhood Near Cincinnati
Our hometown of Hebron is getting noticed: Smart Asset recently selected Hebron, Kentucky, as a top Southern suburb. We’re thrilled, but not surprised. Our piece of Northern Kentucky offers a natural retreat in the heart of everything else you’re looking for:
- Easy access to downtown Cincinnati
- Highly ranked Boone County schools
- Brand new, state-of-the-art public library
- Horse boarding stables
- Golf courses
- Shopping and restaurants
- 10 minutes from CVG airport
- Hiking, biking and running trails
- Community center with year-round activities
- Access to top-tier healthcare with Cincinnati Children's Hospital, renowned for its quality healthcare services and job opportunities
Searching for a New Construction Home?
Choosing a new construction home means you can spend your time getting to know your new city of Cincinnati, not dealing with the hassle of renovations. Get just what you want right away. Even better: At Rivers Pointe Estates, you’ll meet new neighbors who will start to feel like friends.
Additionally, in our region, Cincinnati Children's Hospital offers numerous job opportunities and contributes significantly to the quality of healthcare available in the area, making it an attractive place for residents.
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Compare Best Neighborhoods for Families Near Cincinnati
We designed Rivers Pointe Estates as a place for everyone, but families will feel especially welcome here:
- Room to roam with outdoor activities
- Safe camera-gated neighborhood in the Boone County school district
- Walkable community with two pools, river views and horseback riding next door
- Close to private schools
- Homes designed for families of all sizes: Bring the grandparents, too!
Families can also enjoy the vibrant arts scene, including performances by the renowned Cincinnati Ballet and Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, which contribute to the city's reputation as one of the most vibrant art communities in America.
Cincinnati residents benefit from the city’s job opportunities and friendly atmosphere, making it an ideal place for families to settle.
Your family deserves the best of new construction and a master-planned community surrounded by the beauty of nature along the Ohio River. Schedule a tour today or reach out with any questions.
Community and Lifestyle
Family-Friendly Atmosphere
Cincinnati is a city that prides itself on being family-friendly. With a variety of parks, playgrounds, and outdoor spaces, there’s no shortage of activities for kids to enjoy. The city also hosts several family-friendly events throughout the year, including the Cincinnati Zoo’s Festival of Lights and the Cincinnati Reds’ Family Day. Additionally, many of the city’s neighborhoods, such as Hyde Park and Oakley, offer a suburban feel with tree-lined streets and a strong sense of community.
Diverse and Welcoming Community
Cincinnati is a diverse city with a welcoming community. The city has a strong sense of pride in its cultural heritage, with a variety of festivals and events celebrating its German, Irish and African American roots. Additionally, Cincinnati has a growing expat community, with many international companies and organizations having a presence in the city.
Local Attractions and Amenities
World-Class Museums
Cincinnati is home to several world-class museums, including the Cincinnati Art Museum, the Cincinnati Museum Center and the Contemporary Arts Center. The Cincinnati Art Museum is one of the oldest art museums in the country, with a collection of over 67,000 works of art.
The Cincinnati Museum Center is home to the Cincinnati History Museum, the Museum of Natural History & Science, the National Railroad Hall of Fame and a bustling children's museum.
The Contemporary Arts Center is a hub for contemporary art and culture, with a variety of exhibitions and performances throughout the year.
Explore the Cincinnati Art Museum and Other Attractions
The Cincinnati Art Museum stands as a beacon of culture and history, being one of the oldest art museums in the United States. With a collection that spans over 6,000 years of human creativity, the museum boasts more than 67,000 works of art, including European and American paintings, sculptures, decorative arts, and photography. Visitors can immerse themselves in the museum’s diverse galleries, attend enlightening lectures and participate in interactive activities that bring art to life.
But the Cincinnati Art Museum is just the beginning. The city is a treasure trove of cultural attractions. The Contemporary Arts Center is a must-visit for those who appreciate modern art, offering a dynamic array of contemporary paintings, sculptures and installations.
Meanwhile, the Cincinnati Museum Center, housed in the historic Union Terminal, features the Cincinnati History Museum, the Museum of Natural History & Science and the National Railroad Hall of Fame, making it a perfect destination for history buffs and science enthusiasts alike.
Music lovers will find their haven with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, one of the oldest symphony orchestras in the United States. Performing at the iconic Music Hall in downtown Cincinnati, the orchestra delivers world-class performances that captivate audiences.
Whether you’re an art aficionado, a history enthusiast or a music lover, Cincinnati’s vibrant arts and culture scene offers something for everyone.
Education and Schools
Cincinnati prides itself on its robust educational landscape, catering to families with a variety of highly rated school districts. The Cincinnati Public Schools system is known for its diverse student body and comprehensive academic programs, making it a great option for families seeking quality public education. For those looking towards the northern suburbs, the Mason City School District stands out with its strong academic reputation and well-rounded programs.
In the eastern suburbs, the Madeira City School District offers a personalized approach to education, ensuring each student receives the attention they need to thrive. Additionally, Cincinnati is home to prestigious private and parochial schools, such as the Cincinnati Country Day School, Covington Catholic and the Ursuline Academy, which provide excellent educational opportunities in a more intimate setting.
Higher education is also a cornerstone of Cincinnati’s educational offerings. The University of Cincinnati, with its wide range of undergraduate and graduate programs, stands as a beacon of higher learning. Northern Kentucky University, Xavier University, and Cincinnati State Technical and Community College further enrich the city’s academic landscape, providing diverse options for students pursuing higher education.
Commuting and Transportation
Navigating Cincinnati is a breeze, thanks to its comprehensive transportation options. The Metro, Cincinnati’s public bus system, offers extensive routes throughout the city and its suburbs, providing a reliable and affordable means of getting around. For those who prefer rail, the Streetcar system connects downtown Cincinnati with the vibrant neighborhoods of Over-the-Rhine and Findlay Market, making it easy to explore the city’s cultural hotspots.
Travelers will appreciate the convenience of the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport, which offers flights to destinations around the globe. Whether you’re jetting off for business or pleasure, the airport’s proximity ensures that the world is just a short flight away.
For those who enjoy cycling, Cincinnati’s bike-share programs, such as the Cincinnati Bike Share, provide 24/7 access to bicycles, making it easy to navigate the city on two wheels. With dedicated bike lanes and a growing network of trails, biking is a popular and eco-friendly way to get around.
Getting Around Cincinnati
Cincinnati’s diverse transportation options make it easy to explore the city, whether you’re driving, taking public transit, biking or walking. The city’s network of highways and interstates ensures that driving is a convenient option for those who prefer to travel by car. Rivers Pointe Estates is conveniently located near the 275 loop.
Public transportation is also a strong suit, with Northern Kentucky's TANK bus system, Cincinnati's Metro and the streetcar offering efficient and affordable ways to navigate the city. The Streetcar, in particular, is a favorite for those looking to explore downtown Cincinnati and the historic Over-the-Rhine neighborhood.
Biking enthusiasts will find Cincinnati to be a bike-friendly city, with numerous bike lanes and bike-share programs that make cycling a viable and enjoyable mode of transportation. Programs like the Cincinnati Bike Share provide easy access to bicycles, encouraging residents and visitors alike to explore the city on two wheels.
Walking is another fantastic way to experience Cincinnati, especially in its highly walkable neighborhoods. Over-the-Rhine, with its stunning architecture and vibrant arts scene, is perfect for a leisurely stroll. Findlay Market, a historic market with a variety of vendors, offers a delightful walking experience with its bustling atmosphere and diverse offerings.
Hyde Park, not far from Rivers Pointe Estates, is known for its beautiful parks and lively shopping and dining scene. It's a great neighborhood to explore on foot. Communities in the northern Cincinnati area also offer an array of shops, restaurants and cultural attractions that are inviting to pedestrians.
Whether you’re commuting to work, running errands, or simply exploring, Cincinnati’s transportation options ensure that getting around the city is both convenient and enjoyable.