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Windemere is an established Mason community with spacious detached single-family homes, ranch and two-story designs, substantial homesites, a community pool, dedicated open space and access to Mason City Schools.
These facts describe Windemere's detached single-family homes rather than condominium properties within the broader Windemere and Thorngate area.
Home characteristics, association assessments, amenities and school assignments should be verified for the individual property being considered.
Windemere is an established residential community within the City of Mason in Warren County, Ohio.
City records show Windemere's development occurring through multiple phases. The final plat for Phase 1A was approved in January 2000, Phase II followed in April 2000 and Phase 3 in June 2000.
Development continued with Windemere PUD Phases 4 and 5, both receiving final plat approval in 2004.
Public property records identify detached residences within Windemere PUD 1 and Windemere PUD 2, confirming that the neighborhood includes individually situated single-family homes in addition to the separate condominium properties found elsewhere in the broader community.
For buyers comparing Windemere properties, that ownership distinction is important. Detached Windemere homes and Windemere-area condominiums should not automatically be treated as the same housing product or comparable-sale pool.
Windemere combines larger established homes, substantial lots, varied floor plans and community recreation within Mason.
Verified detached Windemere properties range from approximately 2,700 square feet to more than 4,300 square feet.
Windemere includes both single-story ranch residences and traditional two-story homes.
Verified single-family examples include approximately 0.34 to 0.60-acre lots.
Full basements appear throughout verified Windemere property records, including homes with finished lower levels.
Property records identify pool access as a Windemere association amenity.
Warren County planning records identify 26 acres of Windemere PUD open space associated with the Windemere Association.
Windemere's detached homes offer meaningful variation in floor plan, size and lot configuration.
A verified Gentlewind Drive property built in 1999 contains approximately 2,708 square feet on about 0.42 acre, while another Windemere home on Millbrook Lane contains approximately 3,448 square feet on about 0.60 acre.
Larger examples include an approximately 4,302-square-foot home on Emery Lake Lane built in 2001 on roughly 0.35 acre.
Windemere also includes ranch housing. A verified Millbrook Lane residence built in 2001 is a one-story home containing approximately 3,269 square feet with a full finished basement.
This variety makes home style, above-grade living area, basement finish, lot size and updates important considerations when comparing properties within the neighborhood.
Public property records demonstrate the range found among Windemere's detached residences.
A verified 1999 two-story Windemere home contains approximately 2,708 square feet on about 0.42 acre.
A verified 2001 two-story residence contains approximately 2,967 square feet on about 0.43 acre with a full basement.
A verified 2002 Windemere home contains approximately 3,128 square feet on about 0.37 acre.
A verified Millbrook Lane ranch built in 2001 contains approximately 3,269 square feet with a full finished basement.
A verified Millbrook Lane residence contains approximately 3,448 square feet on roughly 0.60 acre.
A verified 2001 two-story home contains approximately 4,302 square feet with a finished full basement.
City of Mason records provide a documented timeline for the development of Windemere.
The City of Mason approved the final plat of Windemere Phase 1A in January 2000.
The final plat of Windemere Subdivision Phase II was approved in April 2000.
Mason approved the final plat of Windemere Subdivision Phase 3 in June 2000.
Final plats for Windemere PUD Phases 4 and 5 were approved in January 2004.
Windemere's common amenities and dedicated open space distinguish it from subdivisions consisting only of private residential lots.
Windemere property records identify access to a neighborhood swimming pool through the association.
Warren County planning records identify approximately 26 acres of Windemere PUD open space associated with the Windemere Association.
Homes dating from around the early 2000s contribute to Windemere's established residential setting and mature landscaping.
Detached Windemere homes are part of an association structure with shared community features and common areas.
Windemere is located within the City of Mason in Warren County, Ohio.
Verified Windemere property records identify the community within the Mason City School District.
The neighborhood includes properties along streets such as Gentlewind Drive, Windy Hollow Way, Millbrook Lane, Devon Court and Emery Lake Lane.
For additional recreation around Mason, explore the City of Mason parks information.
School boundaries and assignments can change. Buyers should independently verify the current school assignment for the specific property before purchasing.
Public property records identify detached Windemere residences on several streets within the community.
Verified Windemere PUD 1 records identify detached single-family homes on Gentlewind Drive.
Public records identify detached Windemere PUD 1 residences on Windy Hollow Way.
Multiple verified Windemere PUD 2 single-family homes are located along Millbrook Lane.
Public records identify detached Windemere PUD 2 homes on Devon Court.
Verified Windemere PUD 2 records identify larger detached residences along Emery Lake Lane.
The broader Windemere area contains more than one ownership structure, which can create confusion in online property searches.
This page is specifically about detached single-family homes within Windemere PUD.
Public records separately identify condominium properties in the Thorngate portion of the broader Windemere community. Those properties can have condominium ownership, separate association assessments and exterior-maintenance responsibilities that do not apply in the same way to Windemere's detached single-family homes.
Because the ownership structures differ, condominium sales should not automatically be used as comparable sales for detached Windemere houses.
We maintain separate neighborhood information for the condominium properties so buyers can search the correct housing type without mixing the two markets.
Windemere's detached single-family homes are part of an established homeowners association.
Warren County planning records identify the Windemere Association as the entity associated with approximately 26 acres of Windemere PUD open space.
Property records also identify access to the community pool as an association amenity.
Association assessments should not be permanently hardcoded into an evergreen neighborhood page. Fees, management arrangements, services and governing documents can change over time.
Buyers should obtain the current Windemere HOA disclosure, budget, rules, restrictions and assessment information for the specific home before purchasing.
Windemere homes can differ significantly even though many were constructed within a relatively concentrated development period.
Start with our home buying resources and confirm the property's ownership type. A detached Windemere home should be compared primarily with other detached homes rather than condominium properties elsewhere in the community.
Home size also varies substantially. Verified examples range from approximately 2,700 square feet to more than 4,300 square feet.
Lot size deserves attention as well. Public records show examples around one-third acre along with homesites approaching 0.60 acre.
Buyers should also compare ranch versus two-story layouts, finished basement space, garage configuration, renovation level, lot positioning and current HOA information.
Windemere's range of home sizes, floor plans and lot configurations makes subdivision-specific comparable sales particularly important when establishing value.
A larger two-story home exceeding 4,000 square feet may compete differently from a 2,700-square-foot home, even when both were constructed during the same development era.
Ranch homes can also require a different comparison because single-level living and above-grade square footage may affect how buyers evaluate the property.
Finished lower levels, lot size, renovation quality, garage capacity and outdoor improvements can further distinguish individual Windemere homes.
Condominium transactions within the broader Windemere area should be identified separately rather than automatically included with detached-home comparable sales.
If you own a Windemere home, review our home selling resources, 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 Windemere and throughout Mason, with neighborhood-specific guidance for detached homes, ranch and two-story floor plans, finished basements, larger lots, HOA information and comparable sales.

Oscar helps clients evaluate current Windemere listings, recent detached-home sales and the property features that can create meaningful value differences.
Buyers can compare ranch versus two-story designs, above-grade space, finished lower levels, lot size, garages, updates and current HOA information.
Sellers receive pricing guidance based on relevant Windemere detached-home sales, current Mason competition and the individual condition and improvements of the home.
Windemere developed through multiple phases and includes substantial detached homes, community recreation and approximately 26 acres of documented PUD open 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 Windemere listings and recent neighborhood sales. Windemere's detached housing includes both ranch and two-story designs, with verified examples from approximately 2,700 to more than 4,300 square feet.
Oscar can help compare above-grade living area, basement finish, lot size, garage configuration, renovation level, outdoor improvements, the applicable Windemere PUD section and current HOA information.
Owners can review our home selling resources and request a neighborhood-specific market analysis. Ranch homes, larger two-story homes, finished lower levels, larger lots and extensively renovated properties may compete differently even when construction dates are similar.
Oscar helps sellers identify relevant detached-home comparables and avoid automatically mixing condominium transactions from the broader Windemere and Thorngate area into the same comparison.
Verified public property records show detached Windemere examples from approximately 2,700 to more than 4,300 square feet. Both ranch and traditional two-story floor plans are represented, and full basements appear throughout reviewed records.
Finished lower levels can add substantial usable space, while attached garages, floor-plan configuration and above-grade square footage remain important when comparing individual properties.
Verified single-family examples include homesites from roughly 0.34 acre to approximately 0.60 acre. Mature landscaping, privacy, usable yard space, topography and relationship to common open space can all influence buyer preference and value.
Property records identify community pool access as a Windemere association amenity. Warren County planning records also identify approximately 26 acres of Windemere PUD open space associated with the Windemere Association.
For additional recreation around Mason, explore the City of Mason parks information.
Windemere's detached single-family homes are part of an established homeowners association connected with the neighborhood pool, common areas and open space. Buyers should obtain current documents for the specific property rather than relying on older listing information.
Review the current assessment, management arrangement, pool access, common-area responsibilities, architectural restrictions, rental restrictions, special assessments and governing documents before purchasing.
City of Mason records document multiple development phases. Phase 1A, Phase II and Phase 3 received final plat approvals in 2000, followed by Windemere PUD Phases 4 and 5 in 2004.
This phased history helps explain differences in construction dates, legal descriptions, floor plans and lot characteristics throughout the community.
This page focuses on detached Windemere single-family homes. Condominium properties within the broader Windemere and Thorngate area have different ownership structures, association obligations and maintenance responsibilities and should be evaluated separately.
The distinction is especially important when selecting comparable sales for a purchase, appraisal or seller pricing analysis.
Many Windemere homes are now more than two decades old, making renovation and maintenance history increasingly important. Kitchens, bathrooms, flooring, roofing, windows, HVAC systems, finished basements and outdoor living areas may have been improved at different times.
For sellers, documenting significant renovations and major system replacements can help distinguish a property from competing Windemere and Mason homes.
Windemere 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 detached Windemere sales are an important starting point, but above-grade and total finished space, ranch versus two-story design, lot size, basement configuration, garage capacity, renovation level and overall condition 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.
Windemere can appeal to buyers who prefer an established Mason neighborhood with substantial detached homes, mature landscaping, a community pool and dedicated open space. Newer communities may offer newer construction and different amenities, while Windemere homes can vary more widely based on renovation level and individual 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 Windemere 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 Windemere single-family homes in Mason, Ohio.
Windemere is an established residential community in Mason, Ohio 45040, in Warren County.
City records show Windemere subdivision phases receiving final plat approvals beginning in 2000, with additional Windemere PUD phases approved in 2004.
Yes. Public property records specifically identify detached single-family residences within Windemere PUD 1 and Windemere PUD 2.
Yes. Condominium properties are also found within the broader Windemere and Thorngate area. They have a different ownership and association structure from Windemere's detached single-family homes.
Sizes vary. Verified detached-home examples range from approximately 2,700 square feet to more than 4,300 square feet.
Yes. Public property records confirm ranch residences in Windemere in addition to traditional two-story homes.
Lot size varies. Verified single-family examples include roughly 0.34-acre homesites through properties around 0.60 acre.
Many do. Full basements appear throughout verified Windemere property records, including homes with finished lower levels.
Yes. Property records identify community pool access as an association amenity in Windemere.
Yes. Warren County records identify the Windemere Association, and property records identify HOA membership for Windemere homes.
Warren County planning records identify approximately 26 acres of Windemere PUD open space associated with the Windemere Association.
Verified Windemere property records include detached homes on Gentlewind Drive, Windy Hollow Way, Millbrook Lane, Devon Court and Emery Lake Lane.
Current property records identify Windemere homes within Mason City School District. Buyers should verify the current school assignment for the specific address.
Not automatically. The ownership structure, association responsibilities and housing characteristics differ, so detached Windemere homes should generally be evaluated first against relevant detached-home sales.
Compare Windemere with other established single-family communities throughout Mason.
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