Allen County, Indiana
Leo-Cedarville Real Estate and Local Guide
Leo-Cedarville is a rural, family-oriented town in Allen County formed in 1996 when the villages of Leo and Cedarville incorporated together to avoid annexation by Fort Wayne. Its motto is 'A Sense Of Community.'
Living in Leo-Cedarville
Formed in 1996 by merging the separate villages of Leo and Cedarville to prevent annexation by Fort Wayne. Source: en.wikipedia.org
IncomeAbout $107,466 median household
EducationAbout 40.9% hold a bachelor's or higher
CountyAllen County
Homes in Leo-Cedarville
Owner-occupiedAbout 95% of housing units
Median home valueAbout $284,900
- Essentially all of the housing stock is single-family homes.
Source: ACS 2023
What makes Leo-Cedarville home
St. Joseph River and Cedarville Reservoir
Source: en.wikipedia.org
The town sits along the St. Joseph River and the Cedarville Reservoir
Metea County Park
Source: allencountyparks.org
About 250-acre Allen County park along Cedar Creek with trails and the Meno-aki State Nature Preserve, near Leo-Cedarville
Leo-Cedarville areas to know
Leo
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Formerly a separate village, originally the Town of Hamilton founded in 1849
Cedarville
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Formerly a separate village, platted in 1838 along the St. Joseph River