In June of 2015, Toth and Team hosted a charity event, “Luau for Love” at the Bad Apple, a local bar and grille just outside the entrance of Apple Valley Lake.  Proceeds from this event directly benefited Hospice of Knox county.  Sometime this year, Toth and Team will host another charity event. We will be announcing this in February.  

Although the following list is NOT inclusive of all of the awesome charities in our area, here are a few charitable and nonprofit [...]

When you think of purchasing a home on Apple Valley Lake,  you immediately envision yourself enjoying your home on a nice, warm, slightly breezy summer day.  You can picture the boats on the lake, hear the children playing in the water, the birds are chirping, and you’re on your dock sipping a Mai Tai just soaking up the [...]

The following photos of Apple Valley Lake Ohio were provided to our team by Anne Smith. She says they are pictures ranging from approximately 1975 to 1985. One of the two homes shown was her families lake house on Lakeview Heights Dr (no longer in the family).  We can't get over how few trees there [...]

Considering retirement at Apple Valley Lake, Ohio? Explore the lifestyle, amenities, healthcare access, home options, fees and practical tradeoffs.

Our June 2015 community thank-you: the Bad Apple Pub and Toth and Team fundraiser raised almost $1,700 for Hospice of Knox County.

Historic Mount Vernon

Mount Vernon is located among the rolling hills and valleys of Central Ohio in Knox County. It serves as the county seat, and is home to some of the state’s most beautiful historic areas. Mount Vernon was founded in 1805 and was named after George Washington’s plantation. Today, it is a wonderful place to visit and tour [...]

The ambiance of living in a lakefront home is like none other.  You're not restricted to the confines of a white picket fence; rather, you're met with the beauty and openness of the water.

Knox County, located in the heart of Ohio, is home to about 60,000 residents. This peaceful, small-town region features beautiful, rolling scenery, historical attractions, tranquil biking and walking paths and many local parks. There are several communities in Knox County, including Mount Vernon, Apple Valley, Gambier and Fredericktown.

The historic village of Mt. Gilead dates back to 1832. Once the hunting grounds of the Shawnee tribe, it is a thriving community today with many businesses and an active tourism industry. Mt. Gilead State Park and the World War I Victory Memorial Shaft draw in many visitors each year along with the nearby Amish farms and shops. Residents of Mt. Gilead can enjoy the rural setting of Morrow County while being only a short drive from Columbus.