Monclova/Whitehouse/Waterville
 

Background: The Monclova Township, Whitehouse and Waterville area  lies southwest of the city of Monclova.  The area is rich with history and residents take great pride in the historic background of the area and maintain this proud heritage with many restored buildings and homes that exemplify the architecture of the 1800's and early 1900's.

 

Monclova Township, Whitehouse and Waterville offer a wide variety of neighborhoods, from historic settings on River Road to  contemporary developments located throughout the area.

 

Schools: Monclova Township, Whitehouse and Waterville are served by the Anthony Wayne Local School District.  Anthony Wayne includes five schools, 174 teachers and 4,150 students.  For a 2003-2004 Anthony Wayne Local School District Report Card from the Ohio Department of Education, click here.

 

Private Schools:  The Greater Toledo area is served by more than a dozen private schools.  For a complete list of these schools and links to each institution, click here to visit the Greater Toledo community page.

 

Recreation Facilities: In addition to be being located within the heart of the Toledo Metroparks system, Monclova Township, Whitehouse and Waterville each maintain their own distinct parks and recreation areas.

 

 Monclova Subdivisions
Sub-division Price Range 

Wrenwood

 $350,000 – 550,000
Stillwater $400,000 – 800,000
Valhalla   $300,000 – 400,000
The Quarry  $300,000 – 800,000
Homestead @ The Quarry $300,000 – 600,000
Salisbury Landings $250,000 – 350,000
Crimson Hollow $250,000 – 350,000
Breckenridge $300,000 – 450,000
Stonegate $200,000 – 325,000
Olde Farm  $190,000 – 250,000
Blystone Valley    $225,000 – 350,000
 
Whitehouse Subdivisions
Sub-division Price Range 

Steeplechase

$250,000 – 350,000
Birch Pointe Farms $300,000 – 450,000
Blue Prairie $300,000 – 400,000
 
Waterville Subdivisions
Sub-division Price Range 

Waterville Meadows

$225,000 – 275,000
Bridgehampton Woods $225,000 – 300,000
Fallen Timbers $250,000 – 390,000
 
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Did You Know?


Waterville's long and rich history is associated with a large limestone outcropping in the middle of the Maumee River, known as Roche de Boeuf. Tradition identifies the small island as a meeting place for the Indians in the region. Little Turtle, Blue Jacket, Tarhe the Crane, and other war chiefs are said to have met there to plan their strategy against Anthony Wayne and his army.

 

John Pray settled in the area about 1818, establishing a trading post, grist mill and ultimately completing the Columbia House in 1828 (still operating as a restaurant). He founded the Village of Waterville in 1831.

 

The Miami-Erie Canal was started in the 1830's and the first boat, the Albert S. White, passed through Waterville in 1843. The canal operated until 1927. Much of the old canal became the Anthony Wayne Trail (U.S. route 24). A section of the canal still exists today and can be seen at Farnsworth Metropark.

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