Welcome to Whitehouse, Ohio
About Whitehouse
The Village of Whitehouse is just 18 miles from downtown Toledo. The west part of Lucas County offers hundreds of miles of walking, hiking, and biking trails within some of the best local parks and forests. Oak Openings Preserve Metropark is the largest of Toledo's Metroparks. It boasts two campgrounds, two cabins and the country's only public treehouse village.
5,000 Residents
Small Town Charm
Top Ranked Schools
In-Touch With Nature
Outdoor Living
In addition to being a habitat for local plants and wildlife, the park offers over 70 miles of trails for cross-country skiing, horseback riding and biking. Comprising 3,332 acres in Henry, Fulton and Lucas counties, Maumee State Forest features a 2-mile self-guided hike on the Stewardship Trail, 66 miles of unmarked fire lanes for hiking and 8 miles of bridle trails. The picturesque Wiregrass Lake is a popular spot for canoeing, kayaking, and fishing. This restored natural setting is home to a diverse array of dragonflies.
Homes In Whitehouse
The Village of Whitehouse boasts a rich history that dates back to 1864. The Village was established as an agricultural hub that grew as transportation methods developed, specifically the railroads.
Whitehouse still maintains its smalltown charm with local boutique shops, quaint eateries, and many family friendly activities. Other attractions cater to a variety of interests for nature enthusiasts, sportsmen, artists, and festival goers.
The area covers a large swath from north to south and encompasses a perfect blend of old and new neighborhoods, both vibrant and tranquil. Housing is traditional and contemporary with 2 bedroom to 6 bedroom historic and new build options. Vacant land and farms are still available to purchase in Whitehouse. The median house price is $360,000.
