6975 Summer Field Drive, Mason
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Mason Fields is an established Mason neighborhood featuring spacious single-family homes, traditional architecture, walking trails and community open space.
Mason Fields is an established single-family neighborhood inside the City of Mason in Warren County, Ohio. The City of Mason approved the subdivision's final plat in 2000, with residential construction occurring primarily during the early 2000s.
The neighborhood is characterized by spacious traditional two-story homes with attached garages and full basements. Brick and vinyl exteriors are common, while individual homes vary in finished living area, basement finish, garage configuration and interior renovations.
Mason Fields also incorporates association-maintained open space and walking trails, giving the community shared green space without the larger amenity package found in some of Mason's pool-and-clubhouse developments.
Mason Fields includes substantial traditional homes, with many verified properties offering more than 3,000 square feet before or after finished lower-level space is considered.
Full basements are common among verified Mason Fields homes, and many have finished lower levels providing additional recreation, bedroom or entertainment space.
Association records and MLS information document community open space, landscaping and walking trails within Mason Fields.
The neighborhood is positioned near Western Row Road with convenient access to Mason schools, shopping, dining, recreation and major routes.
Mason Fields consists of detached single-family homes built primarily during the early 2000s. Traditional two-story architecture dominates the neighborhood, with brick and vinyl exterior combinations frequently represented.
Verified homes include attached two- and three-car garages, poured foundations and full basements. Finished lower levels are common and can add substantial recreation, entertainment, office, bedroom or storage space.
Two-story floor plans are common throughout Mason Fields, often with formal and informal living areas and multiple upstairs bedrooms.
Full basements are represented throughout the neighborhood, including many homes with extensively finished lower levels.
Two-car attached garages are common, while three-car configurations are also represented among verified properties.
Traditional brick-and-vinyl exterior combinations are characteristic of many Mason Fields homes.
Verified properties commonly occupy roughly quarter-acre to one-third-acre homesites, with some lots extending beyond that range.
Because the homes are now roughly two decades old, kitchens, bathrooms, roofs, HVAC systems and finished basements can vary considerably by property.
Mason Fields incorporates shared open space within the neighborhood. Warren County planning records identify approximately five acres of open space associated with the Mason Fields Association.
MLS records also document walking trails, community landscaping and professional association management. These shared features give Mason Fields a planned-community setting while keeping the neighborhood focused primarily on single-family homes and green space.
Summer Field Drive and Springfield Lane are two of the principal streets associated with Mason Fields in City and property records.
Mason Fields is located inside the City of Mason near Western Row Road. The neighborhood provides convenient access to Mason-Montgomery Road, Interstate 71 and destinations throughout Mason and Deerfield Township.
Its location places residents near shopping, dining, recreation and everyday services while remaining within an established residential neighborhood.
Mason's parks and recreation system provides additional recreational opportunities throughout the city. The City of Mason Parks website provides current information about local parks, athletic facilities and recreation areas.
Mason Fields homes are served by Mason City School District. Current and historical MLS records for properties in the neighborhood identify Mason City Schools.
Buyers should verify the current building and attendance assignment for a specific address directly with the district because school assignments can change.
Mason Fields has an established homeowners association. Warren County planning records identify the Mason Fields Association and association-controlled open space within the development.
MLS records have documented community landscaping, professional management and walking trails among association services. Historical records show different assessment amounts over time, so a fixed HOA fee should not be assumed from an older listing.
Buyers should review the current HOA budget, assessment, declarations, restrictions and maintenance responsibilities for the property they are considering.
Buyers considering Mason Fields should compare homes based on total finished living area, basement configuration, garage size, lot position, renovations and major mechanical updates.
Finished basements can create particularly large differences in usable living space. Some properties include extensive recreation rooms, additional bathrooms, bedrooms or entertainment areas below grade, while others may have less finished lower-level space.
Lot position can also matter. Verified homes include cul-de-sac, wooded and water-view settings, while other properties occupy more conventional interior homesites.
Oscar Asesyan can help buyers monitor Mason Fields homes for sale, evaluate recent neighborhood sales and compare available properties with other Mason communities. Review our home buyer resources for additional guidance.
Pricing a Mason Fields home requires comparing more than above-grade square footage. Finished basement space, renovations, garage configuration, lot characteristics and overall condition can create meaningful differences between properties with otherwise similar floor plans.
Homes with extensive finished lower levels, updated kitchens and bathrooms, larger garages or desirable lot positions may compete differently from properties retaining more original finishes.
Oscar Asesyan can prepare a property-specific market analysis using recent Mason Fields sales, current competition and relevant Mason comparable 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 neighborhoods such as Mason Fields.

Oscar can help buyers evaluate Mason Fields homes and help homeowners compare their property with relevant neighborhood sales.
Oscar works throughout Mason with knowledge of local subdivisions, housing types, neighborhood boundaries and the Mason real estate market.
Buyers can get help comparing floor plans, finished basements, garages, lots, renovations and recent neighborhood sales.
Homeowners can work with Oscar on pricing, preparation, marketing and negotiation using comparable sales appropriate for their property.
SuburbsOfCincinnati.com provides detailed guides to Mason Fields and communities throughout Mason alongside current homes for sale.
The Oscar Asesyan Group provides buyer, seller and relocation real estate guidance throughout Mason and the surrounding Cincinnati suburbs.
Buyers should compare total finished living area, basement configuration, garage size, lot position, renovations and major mechanical updates. Finished lower levels can create especially large differences in usable space between otherwise similar homes.
Traditional two-story architecture is particularly common in Mason Fields, with spacious suburban floor plans, multiple bedrooms and both formal and informal living areas represented.
Full basements are common, and many verified properties have finished lower levels with recreation rooms, bathrooms, bedrooms, offices or entertainment areas. Below-grade space should be evaluated separately when comparing sales.
Two-car attached garages are common, while three-car configurations are also represented. Garage size can be an important comparison point for both buyers and sellers.
Warren County planning records identify approximately five acres of association open space, while MLS information documents walking trails and community landscaping within Mason Fields.
Mason Fields has an established homeowners association. Historical assessments and included services have varied, so buyers should verify the current budget, dues, declarations, restrictions and maintenance responsibilities.
The source information identifies Mason Fields within Mason City School District. Buyers should verify the current address-specific building and attendance assignment directly with the district.
The subdivision's final plat was approved in 2000 and most verified homes were built during the early 2000s. Kitchens, bathrooms, roofs, HVAC systems and finished basements can therefore vary considerably based on individual updates.
Pricing should account for finished basement space, renovations, garage configuration, lot characteristics and overall condition. A neighborhood-specific comparative market analysis can use recent Mason Fields sales and relevant Mason competition.
Mason Fields is an established single-family neighborhood inside the City of Mason in Warren County, Ohio.
The City of Mason approved the final plat for Mason Fields in 2000. Most verified homes were constructed during the early 2000s.
Mason Fields consists of detached single-family homes, with traditional two-story designs particularly common.
Full basements are common among verified homes, and many properties have finished lower levels providing additional living space.
Yes. Two-car attached garages are common, and three-car garage configurations are also represented.
Yes. MLS records document walking trails among the community features associated with Mason Fields.
Yes. Warren County records identify the Mason Fields Association, and MLS records document association services including community landscaping, management and walking trails.
Association assessments have varied in historical records and can change. Buyers should verify the current assessment and included services directly from the current HOA documents.
Mason Fields is served by Mason City School District. Buyers should verify current address-specific attendance assignments directly with the district.
Summer Field Drive and Springfield Lane are verified streets within the Mason Fields subdivision.
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