Counties Served
Warren County
County Seat: Lebanon
About the County
Historic charm meets modern growth.
Warren County is one of the most dynamic and fastest-growing counties in Ohio. Located between Dayton and Cincinnati, the county has experienced remarkable population growth — expanding by over 15% in the past decade — driven by its excellent schools, job opportunities, and high quality of life. Covering approximately 407 square miles, Warren County offers a compelling mix of historic charm and modern development. The county seat, Lebanon, is known for its beautifully preserved downtown, the historic Golden Lamb restaurant, and the Lebanon Countryside Railway. Meanwhile, Mason and Springboro represent the county's growth engine, with top-rated school districts, new construction communities, and family-friendly amenities that consistently rank among Ohio's best. The county's population of approximately 258,000 supports a robust economy anchored by manufacturing, healthcare, professional services, and retail. With median home prices around $414,000 and continued year-over-year appreciation, Warren County is one of the strongest real estate markets in Southwest Ohio — attracting buyers from across the region and beyond.
Population
258,000+
Median Home Price
$414,000
Typical Price Range
$250K – $800K+
Communities
Cities & towns in Warren County.
Lebanon
ZIP 45036
County seat with a charming historic downtown, the Golden Lamb, and a mix of historic homes and new development.
Springboro
ZIP 45066
Highly rated schools, new construction, and family-friendly living between Dayton and Cincinnati.
Mason
ZIP 45040
Home to Kings Island and a top school district. Upscale neighborhoods, shopping, and vibrant community amenities.
Franklin
ZIP 45005
A city along I-75 with convenient commuter access, affordable housing, and a growing business community.
Waynesville
ZIP 45385
Known for antique shops, the Sauerkraut Festival, and charming Main Street. Historic character with rural surroundings.
Zip Codes
Zip codes across Warren County.
Lebanon
The county seat of Warren County. Known for its charming historic downtown, the Golden Lamb restaurant (Ohio's oldest inn), and the Lebanon Countryside Railway. A mix of historic homes and new development.
Springboro
A growing city between Dayton and Cincinnati with highly rated schools, new construction, and a family-friendly atmosphere. Consistently ranked among Ohio's best places to live.
Mason
Home to Kings Island amusement park and a top-rated school district. Mason offers upscale neighborhoods, shopping at the Streets of Mason, and a vibrant community with excellent amenities.
Franklin
A city straddling Warren and Butler counties along I-75. A convenient commuter location with affordable housing, local shops, and access to metro amenities in both Dayton and Cincinnati.
Waynesville
A village known for its antique shops, annual Sauerkraut Festival, and charming Main Street. Historic character with a thriving small-business community and rural surroundings.
Market Insights
Real estate in Warren County.
One of Ohio's Fastest-Growing Counties
Warren County's population has grown over 15% in the past decade, driven by excellent schools, job growth, and quality of life. This growth fuels strong home values and consistent appreciation — up 7.4% year-over-year recently.
Top-Rated School Districts
Mason City Schools, Springboro Community City Schools, and Lebanon City Schools are consistently among the highest-rated districts in Ohio. School quality is a primary driver of home values and buyer demand in Warren County.
Diverse Housing Stock
From historic homes in Lebanon and Waynesville to new construction in Springboro and Mason, Warren County offers a wide range of housing at various price points — attracting first-time buyers, growing families, and luxury buyers alike.
Strong Investment Potential
With median home prices around $414,000 and continued population growth, Warren County real estate represents one of the strongest investment markets in Southwest Ohio. Properties here appreciate consistently and rent quickly.
Why Glasshouse Realty
Local expertise for Warren County.
We serve all of Warren County — from Lebanon and Mason to Springboro, Franklin, and Waynesville — with agents who know every community and neighborhood.
Our agents understand the nuances of Warren County's competitive market, including new construction opportunities, school district boundaries, and emerging neighborhoods.
As an independent Ohio brokerage, we provide honest, transparent guidance without the corporate pressure of national franchises — just local expertise and genuine care.
We help buyers navigate Warren County's competitive market with strategic offers, and we help sellers maximize their home's value through smart pricing and marketing.
Whether you're relocating from out of state, moving up within the area, or investing in one of Ohio's strongest markets, we bring the knowledge and dedication you need.
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