Welcome to Sterling Green Crossing Phase 3, a charming subdivision nestled in the heart of Xenia, Ohio, within Greene County. This vibrant community captures the essence of suburban living while providing easy access to the rich history and natural beauty that Xenia has to offer.
Sterling Green Crossing Phase 3 is designed for families, professionals, and retirees alike, featuring a variety of thoughtfully crafted homes that cater to diverse lifestyles. Each residence is built with quality materials and modern amenities, ensuring comfort and style for all residents. With spacious yards, beautifully landscaped common areas, and scenic walking trails, this subdivision is perfect for those who appreciate outdoor living and community engagement.
Located just minutes from downtown Xenia, residents can enjoy local shops, delightful dining options, and community events that showcase the area's vibrant spirit. The nearby parks and recreational facilities provide ample opportunities for outdoor activities, including hiking, biking, and picnicking. For families, the highly-rated Xenia Community Schools are just a stone's throw away, making it easy for children to receive a quality education.
Sterling Green Crossing Phase 3 is not just a place to live; it’s a place to thrive. With a welcoming atmosphere, friendly neighbors, and a strong sense of community, this subdivision is the perfect backdrop for creating lasting memories. Whether you’re looking to settle down or invest in your future, Sterling Green Crossing Phase 3 is calling you home. Come discover the perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and charm in Xenia, Ohio!
Welcome to 2807 Kingman Dr, a beautifully maintained Ryan 1440 plan located in the desirable Sterling Green community! This partial-stone, two-story home offers 3 bedroom...
Courtesy of Nathan Back and Keller Williams Pinnacle Group
Discover a harmonious blend of comfort and convenience at this inviting 1,440 square foot residence in Xenia, Ohio. This captivating two-story home, nestled on a generous...
Courtesy of Tammy L Collins and Coldwell Banker Heritage