Springboro is one of the fastest growing communities in the Miami Valley, and we can’t wait to introduce you to its charm and appeal! 

Springboro is located in southwest Ohio in Warren County. It is conveniently located near I-75 along the Dayton-Cincinnati corridor, making it an ideal place to call home for those working in either Dayton or Cincinnati. Attractive housing communities are set in the backdrop of rolling farmland. Small town charm and appeal are preserved in the historic downtown area of Springboro. It is this combination of small-town qualities with big city amenities that attract many to reside in this wonderful community. 

Springboro is considered part of the “Heritage Triangle” in Warren County, along with Waynesville, Franklin, and Lebanon. The area was settled as early as 1796, and Springboro was founded in 1815 by Jonathan Wright. It was predominately a Quaker area during its early years. Springboro has historical significance as it was considered a hotbed of Underground Railroad activity due to the anti-slavery sentiment of its residents. The historic importance of the Underground Railroad is commemorated by an Ohio Underground Railroad Historic Marker that was erected on October 17, 1999. Preservation of Springboro’s heritage is evident in stores and buildings on S. Main Street, many of which were built by the Quakers that originally settled there. 

The homes of Springboro are diverse, ranging from smaller, starter homes for young families all the way up to estate homes. Choose your lifestyle…would you like to live in an older, established neighborhood, or in a planned community with all the amenities? Do you dream of a mini-farm for your horses or is a golf community more your style? Your ideal home setting can be found in Springboro. If you dream of building a new home, a wide variety of new communities and builders in all price ranges can be found in Springboro,Clear Creek Township, and Warren County. 

There is plenty to see and do in Springboro. Explore the downtown historical area of Main Street. Homes that were build by the first Quaker settlers have been converted to stores full of unique treasures such as candles, gifts, clothing for women and children, and seasonal items. Grab a bite to eat at one of the local cafés. For those who are interested in history, check out the Springboro Historical Society Museum, or pick up a walking tour guide for information about the Underground Railroad at the Chamber of Commerce. At the Wright Brothers Airport on Springboro Pike, you can visit a museum with aviation exhibits. Don’t miss Friesinger’s Chocolates where you can watch mouth-watering confections being made. Springboro is home to the fourth largest dinner theatre in the United State, LaComedia Dinner Theatre, which offers Broadway style plays with a wonderful dinner buffet. There’s no limit to the fun you can have in Springboro! 

The City of Springboro operates 3 recreational parks. North Park has five soccer fields, two lighted tennis courts, two sand volleyball courts, playground, fitness track, walking trails, picnic shelter, and a summer concert series is offered at the Springboro Ampitheater. Eighteen acre Community Park offers two lighted tennis courts, a basketball court, four baseball diamonds, two playground areas, two picnic shelters, and two concession areas. Clearcreek Park is a ninety acre park with walking trails, soccer fields, baseball diamonds, and a shelter house. 

For the golf enthusiast, there are two golf courses to challenge you in the Springboro area. Heatherwoode Golf Club is a beautiful 18 hole course, open to the public. The course is challenging, yet enjoyable for all levels of experience. A large practice area includes a driving range and chipping and putting green. Sycamore Creek Country Club is a private, 18 hold course that was designed by Jack Ortman. The course was built on gently rolling terrain with tree-lined fairways and water hazards at nine of the holes. 

A variety of educational opportunities are available to Springboro residents. You can gather information about the Springboro Schools system by visiting the school system's website or greatschools information page. 

If you are a horse enthusiast, Warren County is definitely the place for you. According to the National Agricultural Statistics Service, the horse population in Warren County in 2002 had increased 49 percent from the last count in 1997. Five to ten acre farms with horses are becoming more popular. More veterinarians specializing in horses are coming to the area to meet the demand of farm calls. Lebanon boasts of three shops catering to the needs of the equine community. Riding lessons, training, and horse boarding facilities are all readily available in the area. If you enjoy trail riding with your horse, nearby Caesars Creek State Park has 31 miles of trails available for your riding pleasure. 

There are many, many beautful homes for sale in the Springboro Area with the features you are looking for - hardwood floors, granite counter tops, outdoor living spaces, and private lots! Just request our Free e-packet of homes currently for sale in Springboro. Tell us the amenities you like and the price range you are comfortable with and we will get the packet emailed to you before the day is over! 

With so much to offer, it’s no wonder that Springboro is one of our fastest growing communities. Come see for yourself why so many choose to call Springboro home! 

Don's maternal family is from the Springboro and Clearcreek Township area. His aunts and uncles have lived in the area for years and love it! Many of Don's family still call Springbor home! We know that you'll enjoy this part of Warren County. It's our job and our pleasure to introduce you to Springboro! Ask us any question. Or request a FREE information package. There's no obligation, and we promise to get back to you quickly...