MADEIRA 

This quiet little close-knit suburb adjacent to its flashier neighbor, Indian Hill, is just a few minutes from I-71 and the Kenwood Towne Center Mall, yet its shops are quaint and cozy, with the warm small-town feeling that residents cherish. Incorporated as a city in 1941, the downtown district runs along Miami Avenue, which is three degrees west of true north. Almost 9,000 people live in the 3.4 square mile area.  

Most of the major shopping, restaurants, community buildings and even the library are lined up along Miami Avenue. The city provides curbside pickup of brush and leaves for its residents.  

The railroad stop was built in 1866 and operated 24 hours a day until the 1940s. You can still see the tracks through downtown. 1905 brought street cars and electricity to the community. Another piece of historical trivia: this was the site of a confederate army raid in 1866 called Morgan's Raid.  

The Madeira school district serves almost 1,500 students with 131 teachers. Currently the community is looking into what improvements will best serve the future needs of the growing student population. There is also a large parochial school at St. Gertrude's Parish on Miami near the heart of town. 

Housing choices include many smaller brick Cape Cod "starter" homes, a number of mid-sized residences built with various floor plans on pretty wooded lots, and a few newer more glamorous larger homes. 

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