A piece of presidential history lives on in Harrison, Ohio, a historic city founded in 1810 and named after President William Henry Harrison, who once owned land in the area. Located 21 miles northwest of Cincinnati, Harrison offers a small-town atmosphere while maintaining convenient access to big-city amenities. Rental homes in Harrison range from charming historic properties in the downtown area to newer constructions in the surrounding neighborhoods, with many properties offering more space and privacy than you'd find closer to Cincinnati.

Harrison's location along Interstate 74 makes commuting to Cincinnati or Indianapolis straightforward. The city borders the 4,345-acre Miami Whitewater Forest, where residents can explore 12 miles of hiking trails, fish in two stocked lakes, and enjoy harbor activities at the boathouse. Downtown Harrison centers around Harrison Avenue, featuring locally owned antique shops, cafes, and the historic Harrison Town Hall, while shopping centers throughout the city provide everyday necessities.

The Southwest Local School District serves Harrison residents through William Henry Harrison High School and several elementary and middle schools. The city has grown steadily to over 12,500 residents, with a median household income of nearly $89,000. Harrison's blend of historic charm and outdoor recreation opportunities, combined with its proximity to Cincinnati's employment centers and entertainment options, continues to attract new residents to the area.