Homesites with History
Grand Oak Golf Club opened in 1969 as a nine-hole course. Known then as Carolina Trace, the course was designed by Robert von Hagge, who created some of the world's most unique golf courses in the U.S. and eighteen other countries. Built into the hills of rural Dearborn County, the course quickly became a favorite, especially among Cincinnati golfers, thanks to its proximity to Queen City suburbs.
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In 1989, Ohio architect Michael Hurdzan redesigned the course in an 18-hole layout that was renamed Grand Oak Golf Club. In its heyday, the course was recognized as one of the top ten public courses in the tri-state, celebrated for its hilly terrain and scenic views.
Bucolic Setting
Beautiful 2-1/2 to 27 acre homesites deliver picture-perfect backdrops for country estate homes.
Sites feature gently rolling hills, green belts, ponds, panoramic views, and, of course, the impressive oaks that give the community its name.
Exceptional Location
Close to everywhere you want to be
WEST HARRISON, IN
HARRISON, OH
CINCINNATI
INDIANAPOLIS
4 miles to West Harrison, IN
5 miles to Harrison, OH
27 miles to downtown Cincinnati
30 miles to Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG)
91 miles to downtown Indianapolis
West Harrison, IN | Harrison, OH
Get to know the sister cities
West Harrison, IN
This charming town is proud of its involved citizens, locally-owned businesses, vibrant recreation areas, and scenic vistas of the Whitewater River.
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West Harrison is an iconic example of small-town America—with a long and rich history as an industrial center for distilleries, feed mills, and furniture factories. Kaiser Feed Mill, built in the early 1800s, houses a hardware store that has operated since the mid 1950s.
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The town is located at the northeast corner of Dearborn County on the Indiana-Ohio state line. On average, tax rates are low compared to other counties, cities and towns in the tri-state, and in Indiana, as a whole. The county is home to a strong casino business that provides income to local governments, which helps hold down tax rates.
Harrison, OH
This vibrant community has experienced three straight years of unprecedented population growth, with new residents attracted by the city's charm, quality of life, and easy access to Cincinnati via I-74.
New residential construction is booming to meet the growing demand for homes.
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Life in Harrison delivers an irresistible combination of tranquility, community, and convenience. The historic downtown, known locally as The District, is the heart of the city—home to shops, restaurants, locally-owned boutiques and businesses, and a full calendar of special events. Shopping plazas offer additional restaurants, pharmacies, barbers and beauticians, child care centers, sport shops, jewelers, and supermarkets.
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The city's parks offer walking trails, gazebos and picnic shelters, a bike and motocross track, sports fields, and an off-leash play space for local pups.
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Quality healthcare is available at Mercy Health—Harrison Medical Center, Crossroad Health Center, CareFirst Urgent Care, and at physicians' offices throughout the city.