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Coddington Reserve Homes for Sale in Mason, Ohio
Coddington Reserve is an established single-family neighborhood in Mason, Ohio, known for traditional homes, mature residential streets, generous yards and convenient access to Mason schools, shopping, dining and major roads.
Developed primarily during the 1990s, Coddington Reserve offers a more established neighborhood setting with a variety of two-story homes, finished lower levels, two-car garages and cul-de-sac properties.
The community also includes dedicated open space, helping preserve a more residential feel while remaining close to Downtown Mason, Mason-Montgomery Road and the broader northeast Cincinnati area.
Homes vary in size, layout and updates, with many properties offering multiple living areas, finished basements, patios or decks and larger backyard settings.
Browse current Coddington Reserve homes for sale below, or contact the Oscar Asesyan Group at (513) 800-9299 for current availability, recent sales and neighborhood-specific guidance.
About Coddington Reserve
Coddington Reserve is an established residential subdivision within the City of Mason in Warren County, Ohio.
City records show multiple phases of Coddington Reserve were developed during the 1990s, with Phase III receiving final plat approval in 1995 and the City of Mason later accepting the dedication of Sections 1 through 4 in 1999.
The neighborhood's established character is visible in its mature landscaping, residential streets and variety of traditional and transitional single-family homes.
Warren County planning records also identify approximately 12 acres of open space associated with the Coddington Reserve community.
Homes in Coddington Reserve
Coddington Reserve offers established single-family homes with traditional layouts, useful finished spaces and mature lot settings.
Established Homes
Much of the neighborhood was developed during the mid-to-late 1990s, creating a more established residential environment.
Traditional Architecture
Traditional and transitional two-story designs are common throughout the community.
Finished Basements
Many homes include finished lower levels that add recreation, office, guest or entertainment space.
Generous Yards
Recent property records demonstrate homesites roughly in the one-third to one-half-acre range, although individual lot sizes vary.
Cul-de-Sac Homes
Cul-de-sac properties can be found within Coddington Reserve and may offer quieter street placement or wider backyard configurations.
Two-Car Garages
Attached two-car garages are common throughout the neighborhood and complement the community's single-family housing style.
An Established Mason Neighborhood
Coddington Reserve appeals to buyers looking for an established Mason neighborhood rather than a newly built community.
Mature trees, established landscaping and larger residential lots help give portions of the subdivision a more settled feel.
Home designs and renovations vary from property to property, creating opportunities for buyers seeking anything from original traditional interiors to extensively updated homes.
Unlike communities built around a large recreation complex, much of Coddington Reserve's appeal comes from its residential setting, usable yards, open space and location within Mason.
Approximately 12 Acres of Community Open Space
Warren County planning records identify Coddington Reserve as having approximately 12 acres of association open space.
Dedicated Open Space
Community open space helps preserve separation between developed areas and contributes to the neighborhood's established residential character.
Usable Residential Lots
Many homes offer generous backyards, patios, decks and room for outdoor living or recreation.
Mature Landscaping
Decades of growth have created mature trees and landscaping throughout portions of the neighborhood.
What You May Find in Coddington Reserve
Individual properties vary, but recent and historical listings illustrate many of the features buyers commonly encounter in the neighborhood.
3- & 4-Bedroom Homes
Three- and four-bedroom configurations are common, with some homes offering additional flexible rooms or guest spaces.
Finished Basements
Finished lower levels can significantly increase usable living space for recreation, media, office or guest areas.
Decks & Patios
Decks, patios and larger backyard areas provide opportunities for outdoor entertaining and everyday use.
Pools & Upgrades
Select properties feature private pools, extensive renovations, upgraded kitchens or other significant improvements.
A Variety of Layouts Within Coddington Reserve
Recent Coddington Reserve listings demonstrate that homes within the neighborhood can differ considerably in size, bedroom count, finished lower-level space and outdoor features.
For example, properties on Margaret Court and Angeline have included three- and four-bedroom layouts, finished basements, cul-de-sac settings, larger backyards and upgraded outdoor spaces.
That variety makes property-specific comparison important when evaluating value within the neighborhood.
- Above-grade square footage
- Finished basement space
- Lot size and shape
- Cul-de-sac location
- Interior renovations
- Outdoor improvements
- Garage configuration
- Recent comparable sales
Convenient to Everyday Mason Amenities
Coddington Reserve provides convenient access to shopping, dining, recreation, schools and major roads throughout Mason and northeast Cincinnati.
Downtown Mason
The neighborhood is conveniently positioned for access to Downtown Mason and surrounding local businesses and services.
Mason-Montgomery Corridor
Shopping, restaurants and everyday conveniences are available throughout the Mason-Montgomery Road corridor.
Interstate 71
Nearby major roads provide convenient connections toward I-71 and destinations throughout Greater Cincinnati.
Liberty Center Area
Additional shopping, restaurants and entertainment are available in the nearby Liberty Center area.
Mason City Schools
Recent Coddington Reserve property records and MLS listings identify homes within Mason City School District.
Buyers should always verify the current district and individual school assignment for the specific property they are considering.
What Buyers Should Compare
Because Coddington Reserve is an established neighborhood, condition and renovation level can vary significantly from one property to another.
Buyers may find original interiors, partially updated homes and properties that have undergone substantial kitchen, bathroom, flooring or mechanical improvements.
Finished basement size, lot configuration, backyard privacy and cul-de-sac placement can also materially affect how two otherwise similar homes compare.
Buyers should review current HOA documents, dues and restrictions during the purchase process rather than relying on historical fee amounts.
Selling a Coddington Reserve Home
Pricing an established neighborhood like Coddington Reserve requires more than comparing bedroom count and above-grade square footage.
Renovation quality, finished lower-level space, lot size, cul-de-sac location, landscaping, outdoor amenities and overall condition can materially influence market value.
A recently updated home with a finished basement and strong outdoor setting may compete differently from a similar-sized property requiring significant updates.
If you own a Coddington Reserve home, use the valuation tool below or contact the Oscar Asesyan Group for a neighborhood-specific pricing analysis based on the most relevant recent comparable sales.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Coddington Reserve?
Coddington Reserve is an established residential neighborhood in Mason, Ohio, in Warren County.
When was Coddington Reserve developed?
City records show development activity during the 1990s, including Phase III approval in 1995 and acceptance of multiple subdivision sections in 1999.
What types of homes are in Coddington Reserve?
The neighborhood primarily contains detached single-family homes with traditional and transitional architecture.
Does Coddington Reserve have an HOA?
Yes. Property records identify a homeowners association. Buyers should verify current dues, management and restrictions for the specific property.
Does Coddington Reserve have open space?
Yes. Warren County planning records identify approximately 12 acres of association open space within Coddington Reserve.
Do homes in Coddington Reserve have basements?
Many homes have basements, and finished lower levels are common among both recent and historical listings.
Are there cul-de-sac homes?
Yes. Cul-de-sac properties can be found within the neighborhood, including homes along Margaret Court.
What school district serves Coddington Reserve?
Recent property records identify Coddington Reserve homes within Mason City School District. Buyers should verify current school assignments for each address.
How large are lots in Coddington Reserve?
Lot sizes vary. Recent and historical examples include homesites around one-third acre, with some properties approaching one-half acre.
Where can I see current Coddington Reserve homes for sale?
Current active and pending Coddington Reserve MLS listings are displayed toward the top of this page.
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