4796 White Blossom Boulevard, Mason
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White Blossom is an established Mason neighborhood of spacious single-family homes, larger homesites, a community pool, clubhouse and playground, and convenient access to Mason City Schools.
White Blossom combines larger established homes with documented community amenities and six residential sections.
Individual home characteristics, HOA assessments, management and school assignments should be verified for the specific property.
White Blossom is an established single-family residential subdivision within the City of Mason in Warren County, Ohio.
Unlike neighborhoods where the subdivision name is used only informally, White Blossom has a well-documented development history in City of Mason records.
The final plat for White Blossom Section 1 was approved in August 1995. Section 2 followed in January 1996, Section III in April 1996, Section IV in July 1996 and Section V in November 1996.
The City approved the final subdivision plat for Section VI in May 1997 and accepted the public improvements for White Blossom Sections 1 through 6 in June 2000.
Today, White Blossom is an established neighborhood with mature homes, community amenities and housing characteristics that vary enough to make section-specific and property-specific comparable sales important.
White Blossom offers a combination of larger 1990s homes, community recreation and a clearly documented six-section development.
Recent verified examples include homes from approximately 3,000 square feet to more than 4,200 square feet.
Recent MLS records consistently identify pool access among White Blossom's HOA amenities.
Recent neighborhood property records identify a clubhouse among White Blossom community amenities.
Playground access is also identified in recent White Blossom association and MLS information.
Verified properties include both two-car and three-car garage configurations.
Full basements are common in verified property records, including homes with extensively finished lower levels.
White Blossom's City of Mason development record gives buyers and homeowners a useful framework for understanding the neighborhood.
Residential development began with Section 1 in 1995 and expanded rapidly during 1996. Sections 2, III, IV and V all received final plat approvals during that year.
Section VI followed in 1997, completing the six documented residential sections.
In June 2000, Mason formally accepted the public improvements for White Blossom Sections 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6.
For valuation purposes, the section and legal subdivision description can help identify the most relevant comparable properties rather than relying only on a Mason mailing address.
City records provide specific dates for White Blossom's growth during the 1990s.
The City of Mason approved the final plat of White Blossom Section 1 in August 1995.
Sections 2 through 5 received final subdivision plat approvals during 1996.
The final subdivision plat for White Blossom Section VI was approved in May 1997.
Mason accepted public improvements for all six White Blossom residential sections.
Recent and historical property records show substantial detached homes with traditional suburban layouts and considerable finished living space.
A 1998 White Blossom home on White Blossom Boulevard contains approximately 3,067 square feet above grade.
Recent records include homes with approximately 3,500 to 3,900 square feet of living area.
Verified White Blossom properties also exceed 4,000 square feet, including a roughly 4,216-square-foot example.
Two-car garages are represented throughout the neighborhood, while select homes provide three-car garage configurations.
Verified White Blossom homes include full basements, with finished lower levels available on many properties.
Recent verified examples include approximately 0.30, 0.32, 0.40 and 0.46-acre lots.
White Blossom's shared recreation gives the neighborhood a different profile from Mason subdivisions without common amenities.
Pool access is consistently identified in recent White Blossom HOA and MLS records.
Recent property records identify a clubhouse as part of the White Blossom community amenities.
Recent association records identify playground access among neighborhood amenities.
Warren County planning records document open space owned by the White Blossom Homeowners Association.
White Blossom is located within the City of Mason in Warren County, Ohio.
Current City of Mason street records directly associate White Blossom Boulevard, Wesley Court and Yellowwood Drive with the White Blossom subdivision.
Recent MLS records place White Blossom near Socialville-Foster Road and Mason-Montgomery Road.
For nearby public parks and recreation, explore the City of Mason parks information.
The neighborhood's legal subdivision sections and street associations are useful when identifying relevant comparable sales and confirming that a property is actually within White Blossom.
Current City of Mason records specifically associate these streets with the White Blossom subdivision.
The primary neighborhood street appears throughout White Blossom property and subdivision records.
The City of Mason's current street list identifies Wesley Court with the White Blossom subdivision.
Current City records also specifically associate Yellowwood Drive with White Blossom.
White Blossom has an established homeowners association. Warren County planning records specifically identify the White Blossom Homeowners Association as the owner of neighborhood open space.
Recent MLS records also identify association-provided community amenities including the swimming pool, clubhouse and playground.
HOA assessments should be verified rather than permanently hardcoded. Recent listings have reported different annual amounts, demonstrating that the assessment can change over time.
Management information has also differed between property records. Buyers should obtain the current HOA disclosure and governing documents for the specific property before purchasing.
Current MLS records identify White Blossom homes within the Mason City School District.
School district information should always be verified for the specific property because attendance boundaries, grade configurations and enrollment policies can change.
Buyers should use the current district resources and property address when confirming school assignments before purchasing.
Start with our home buying resources. White Blossom homes may have similar construction dates while differing substantially in size, basement finish, garage capacity and renovation level.
Above-grade living area is an important starting point. Recent examples range from approximately 3,000 square feet to more than 4,000 square feet.
Finished lower-level space should be considered separately because some homes contain extensive basement recreation, office, bedroom or bathroom areas.
Garage configuration can also differentiate properties. Verified neighborhood homes include both two-car and three-car garages.
Buyers should review the applicable White Blossom section, lot size, interior updates, outdoor improvements, HOA information and recent neighborhood sales before comparing the property with homes outside the subdivision.
Owners can begin with our home selling resources and property valuation tool. White Blossom's six-section development and variation in home size make neighborhood-specific comparable sales important when establishing value.
A 4,000-square-foot home with a finished basement and three-car garage may compete differently from a smaller property with a two-car garage even when both have similar construction dates.
Lot size, condition, renovation quality and outdoor improvements can further differentiate individual properties.
Community amenities should also be marketed accurately because the pool, clubhouse and playground distinguish White Blossom from Mason subdivisions without comparable shared recreation.
If you own a White Blossom home, use the valuation tool below or contact the Oscar Asesyan Group for a property-specific analysis based on relevant neighborhood sales.
Oscar Asesyan and the Oscar Asesyan Group help buyers and sellers in White Blossom and throughout Mason, with neighborhood-specific guidance for home size, finished basements, garage configuration, lot characteristics, renovation level, HOA information and comparable sales.

Oscar helps clients evaluate current White Blossom listings, recent neighborhood sales and the property features that can create meaningful value differences.
Buyers can compare above-grade space, finished lower levels, two- versus three-car garages, lot size, renovations, outdoor improvements and HOA information.
Sellers receive pricing guidance based on relevant White Blossom sales, current Mason competition and the individual condition and improvements of the home.
White Blossom was developed through six documented sections, and its established homes vary in size, lot configuration, updates and finished living space.
Oscar helps buyers evaluate renovation and maintenance history, including kitchens, baths, roofing, windows, HVAC systems and finished basements.
The Oscar Asesyan Group provides buyer, seller, relocation and neighborhood-level real estate guidance throughout Mason and Greater Cincinnati.
Buyers can start with our home buying resources and work with Oscar to monitor White Blossom listings and recent neighborhood sales. The community includes substantial traditional single-family homes with meaningful differences in floor plan, finished square footage, lot characteristics and renovation level.
Oscar can help compare above-grade living area, basement finish, two- versus three-car garages, lot size, outdoor improvements, major-system updates, the applicable White Blossom section and current HOA information.
Owners can review our home selling resources and request a neighborhood-specific market analysis. A larger home with an extensively finished basement, three-car garage and updated interior may compete differently from a smaller or less-renovated property even when construction dates are similar.
Oscar helps sellers identify relevant neighborhood comparables, position improvements accurately and evaluate current competition throughout Mason.
Verified property records show substantial detached homes, including examples from approximately 3,000 square feet to more than 4,200 square feet. Full basements are common in reviewed records, and many properties include finished lower-level living areas.
Individual homes may include formal and informal living areas, home offices, multiple bedrooms and bathrooms, fireplaces, decks or patios and attached two- or three-car garages.
Recent verified examples include homesites around 0.30, 0.32, 0.40 and 0.46 acre. Mature landscaping, yard usability, privacy, topography and outdoor improvements can all influence buyer appeal and market value.
White Blossom offers a community swimming pool, clubhouse and playground according to recent neighborhood property and association records. Warren County planning records also document dedicated open space owned by the White Blossom Homeowners Association.
For additional recreation around Mason, explore the City of Mason parks information.
White Blossom has an established homeowners association connected with neighborhood amenities, common areas and open space. Because assessments and management information have changed over time, buyers should obtain current documents for the specific property.
Review the current assessment, management company, pool and clubhouse access, common-area responsibilities, architectural restrictions, rental restrictions, special assessments and governing documents before purchasing.
City of Mason records document six residential sections developed from 1995 through 1997. Mason later accepted public improvements for Sections 1 through 6 in 2000.
This phased history can help explain differences in construction dates, legal descriptions, floor plans and lot characteristics throughout the neighborhood.
Many White Blossom homes date to the mid-to-late 1990s, making renovation and maintenance history increasingly important. Kitchens, bathrooms, flooring, roofing, windows, HVAC equipment, finished basements and outdoor living areas may have been updated at different times.
For sellers, documenting major renovations and system replacements can help distinguish a property from competing White Blossom and Mason homes.
White Blossom properties are associated with the Mason City School District. Buyers should verify current boundaries and individual school assignments directly with the district for the specific address.
Determining value requires more than applying a broad Mason price-per-square-foot figure. Recent White Blossom sales are an important starting point, but finished square footage, lot size, floor plan, basement configuration, garage capacity, renovation level, condition and outdoor improvements all matter.
Use the property valuation tool or follow the Mason real estate market report, then contact Oscar for a property-specific comparative market analysis.
White Blossom can appeal to buyers who prefer an established neighborhood with substantial traditional homes, mature landscaping and community recreation. Newer Mason communities may offer newer construction and different amenities, while White Blossom homes can vary more widely based on renovation level and individual property improvements.
Oscar Asesyan has more than a decade of Greater Cincinnati real estate experience and has been recognized among the top 1% of real estate agents in Ohio and by RealTrends Verified. He works with buyers and sellers throughout Mason and the northern Cincinnati suburbs.
Whether you are searching for White Blossom homes for sale or preparing to sell, contact Oscar Asesyan and the Oscar Asesyan Group for neighborhood-specific guidance.
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Direct answers to common questions about White Blossom in Mason, Ohio.
White Blossom is an established residential subdivision in Mason, Ohio 45040, in Warren County.
City records show White Blossom Section 1 approved in 1995, Sections 2 through 5 during 1996 and Section VI in 1997.
City of Mason records document six residential sections of White Blossom.
White Blossom primarily contains detached single-family homes, including substantial two-story residences with basements and attached garages.
Home size varies. Recent verified examples range from approximately 3,000 square feet to more than 4,200 square feet.
Yes. Recent MLS and HOA records identify a community swimming pool among White Blossom amenities.
Yes. Recent property records identify clubhouse access among neighborhood association amenities.
Yes. Recent White Blossom association information identifies a playground among the community amenities.
Yes. Warren County records specifically identify the White Blossom Homeowners Association, and recent property records confirm HOA membership.
HOA assessments have changed over time, so buyers should verify the current annual amount for the specific property rather than relying on an older listing.
Current City of Mason records specifically associate White Blossom Boulevard, Wesley Court and Yellowwood Drive with the subdivision.
Yes. Verified White Blossom properties include both two-car and three-car garage configurations.
Many do. Recent property records identify full basements, including finished lower levels on select homes.
Current MLS records identify White Blossom properties within Mason City School District. Buyers should verify current school assignments for the specific address.
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