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Concord Crossing is an established Mason neighborhood featuring detached single-family homes, mature residential streets and Mason City Schools.
Concord Crossing is an established residential community inside the City of Mason in Warren County, Ohio. The neighborhood was developed in multiple recorded sections, with community covenants dating to 1989 and later sections continuing through the early 1990s.
The primary residential character of Concord Crossing is detached single-family housing. Verified properties include ranch and two-story designs, attached garages, basements and traditional suburban homesites.
One important distinction is Franklin Park. Franklin Park was created through replats within Concord Crossing Section D and includes attached condominium and townhouse-style residences. Because that housing type and association structure differ from the detached homes in the broader neighborhood, Franklin Park is best researched separately.
Concord Crossing has been part of Mason for decades, creating an established residential setting with mature streets and landscaping.
The main neighborhood consists primarily of detached residences with ranch and two-story floor plans from the early-to-mid-1990s development period.
Basements and attached garages are well represented among verified Concord Crossing single-family properties.
Concord Crossing is located within Mason and is served by Mason City School District.
Concord Crossing's detached homes primarily reflect early-to-mid-1990s suburban construction. Traditional two-story residences are common, while ranch-style homes are also represented within the community.
Individual properties vary in finished living area, basement configuration, garage size, lot position and the extent of renovations completed since original construction.
Traditional two-story floor plans are common throughout Concord Crossing, with multiple-bedroom layouts and attached garages.
One-story homes are also represented, providing an alternative to the neighborhood's more common two-story layouts.
Full basements are represented among verified Concord Crossing homes, with some properties offering finished or partially finished lower levels.
Attached garages are common, including two-car configurations among many verified single-family properties.
Verified homes demonstrate a range of suburban lot sizes, with many properties around approximately one-fifth to one-quarter acre.
Kitchens, bathrooms, roofs, windows, mechanical systems, flooring and basement finishes can vary considerably from one property to another.
Concord Crossing is an established residential community rather than a newer master-planned development. Its streets, homes and landscaping reflect several decades of neighborhood development and ownership.
Official City of Mason records associate Concord Crossing Drive, Concord Circle and Concord Hills Circle with the subdivision. Additional recorded sections and legal descriptions may use section letters after the Concord Crossing name.
The neighborhood's location near Mason-Montgomery Road provides convenient access to central Mason, local parks, shopping, restaurants and the broader northeast Cincinnati area.
Concord Crossing is located inside the City of Mason in Warren County, Ohio. This is an important distinction from communities that use a Mason mailing address while being located outside the city's municipal boundaries.
Concord Crossing Drive serves as one of the neighborhood's primary streets, with Concord Circle and Concord Hills Circle also officially associated with the subdivision.
The neighborhood is located near Mason-Montgomery Road, providing access to downtown Mason, local recreation, shopping and dining as well as connections toward Deerfield Township and Interstate 71.
Concord Crossing is served by Mason City School District. Mason City Schools' own street directory identifies Concord Circle, Concord Crossing Drive and Concord Hills Circle as Concord Crossing.
Buyers should verify the current building and attendance assignment for a specific address directly with Mason City Schools because individual assignments can change.
Recorded declarations and supplemental covenants exist for Concord Crossing, including documents dating to 1989 and later additions of individual sections to the community's restrictions.
Because Concord Crossing contains multiple recorded sections and Franklin Park has its own condominium association structure, buyers should review the documents applicable to the specific property rather than assuming every residence has identical fees or maintenance responsibilities.
Current dues, restrictions and association responsibilities should always be verified through the latest property-specific documents during a purchase.
Concord Crossing includes an important housing distinction. The broader neighborhood contains detached single-family homes, while portions of Section D were replatted for the Franklin Park development.
Franklin Park contains legally classified condominiums with townhouse-style architecture. Verified Franklin Park properties include private-entry attached residences, garages and association-provided maintenance services.
For buyers specifically interested in attached housing, Franklin Park should be searched as a condo and townhome community rather than relying only on the broader Concord Crossing single-family search.
Buyers considering Concord Crossing should first determine whether they want a detached single-family home or one of the attached Franklin Park condo and townhome properties associated with the larger development.
For detached homes, important comparison points include floor plan, basement finish, garage configuration, lot position, interior updates and the condition of major systems.
Because much of the neighborhood dates to the 1990s, renovations can make a substantial difference between otherwise similar properties. Roofs, HVAC systems, windows, kitchens, bathrooms and finished lower levels may have been updated at very different times.
Oscar Asesyan can help buyers monitor Concord Crossing listings, evaluate recent neighborhood sales and distinguish the different property types within and around the community. Review our home buyer resources for additional guidance.
Pricing a Concord Crossing property requires using comparable sales that match the property's housing type. A detached single-family home should not be valued from Franklin Park condo sales simply because both are associated with the larger Concord Crossing development.
For detached homes, above-grade living area, basement finish, garage configuration, lot characteristics, condition and renovations can all affect marketability and value.
Oscar Asesyan can prepare a property-specific market analysis using relevant Concord Crossing sales, current competition and comparable Mason properties. You can also review our home seller resources.
Oscar Asesyan and the Oscar Asesyan Group help buyers and sellers throughout Mason and Greater Cincinnati, including established communities such as Concord Crossing.

Oscar can help buyers evaluate Concord Crossing listings and help homeowners compare their property with relevant neighborhood and Mason sales.
Oscar works throughout Mason with knowledge of local subdivisions, property types, neighborhood boundaries and Mason real estate.
Buyers can get help comparing detached homes, floor plans, basements, lots, property condition and the different ownership structures found within the larger community.
Homeowners can work with Oscar on pricing, preparation, marketing and negotiation using comparable sales appropriate for their specific property type.
SuburbsOfCincinnati.com provides detailed guides to Concord Crossing and communities throughout Mason so buyers and sellers can research neighborhoods alongside current properties for sale.
The Oscar Asesyan Group provides buyer, seller and relocation real estate guidance throughout Mason and the surrounding Cincinnati suburbs.
Buyers should first distinguish the detached single-family homes in the broader Concord Crossing neighborhood from the attached Franklin Park condos and townhome-style residences. The ownership structure and most useful comparable sales differ between those property types.
Concord Crossing includes traditional two-story homes along with ranch designs. Floor plan, above-grade living area, garage configuration and basement finish are important comparison points when evaluating available homes.
Basements and attached garages are well represented among verified detached homes, including two-car garages and finished or partially finished lower levels.
Recorded covenants date to 1989 and development continued through multiple sections into the early and mid-1990s. Roofs, HVAC systems, windows, kitchens, bathrooms and other improvements can therefore vary substantially between homes.
Recorded declarations and supplemental covenants exist for the community. Buyers should review the documents applicable to the specific section and property rather than assuming every Concord Crossing residence has identical dues, restrictions or maintenance responsibilities.
Franklin Park was created through replats within Concord Crossing Section D and includes attached condominium and townhouse-style residences. Buyers interested in attached housing should research Franklin Park separately from the detached-home market.
Concord Crossing is inside Mason's municipal boundaries and the source information identifies it within Mason City School District. Buyers should verify current property-specific attendance assignments directly with the district.
Pricing should use comparable sales that match the property's housing type. Detached homes should be evaluated against relevant detached-home sales rather than Franklin Park condominium sales simply because both are associated with the larger development.
A neighborhood-specific comparative market analysis can account for housing type, floor plan, basement finish, garage configuration, lot position, condition and renovations while comparing recent sales and current Mason competition.
Concord Crossing is located inside the City of Mason in Warren County, Ohio.
Concord Crossing is within the City of Mason. Historical legal descriptions may also reference Deerfield Township because of the underlying survey township.
The primary neighborhood contains detached single-family homes with ranch and two-story designs. Franklin Park within the larger development contains attached condos and townhouse-style residences.
The community's recorded covenants date to 1989, and development continued through multiple sections into the early and mid-1990s.
Basements are common among verified detached Concord Crossing homes, including properties with finished or partially finished lower levels.
Yes. City records show Franklin Park was created through replats of lots within Concord Crossing Section D. Franklin Park's attached condo and townhome properties have a different ownership and association structure from the detached homes.
Recorded declarations and restrictions exist for Concord Crossing. Because association arrangements can vary by section and property type, buyers should verify current property-specific dues and responsibilities.
Concord Crossing is served by Mason City School District. Buyers should verify current property-specific attendance assignments directly with the district.
Official Mason records associate Concord Crossing Drive, Concord Circle and Concord Hills Circle with the neighborhood. Franklin Park Street serves the attached Franklin Park portion of the development.
MLS and legal records can use Concord Crossing as well as lettered section variants such as Concord Crossing D and Concord Crossing E. Include the available Concord Crossing variants when building the saved search.
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