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An Equestrian Utopia
(Sophisticated Living)

​Sophisticated Living featured our listing at 6300 Newtonsville Road, operating as Still Water Farm.
There is something special at Still Water Farm that runs through the land. There is a sense of peace and happiness that exists here; a positive energy that you feel as you walk down the long driveways with four-rail fencing lining every paddock as far as your eye can see." Read more.
July/August 2021

A Gentleman's Farm on 171 Acres in Wilmington
(Cincinnati Business Courier)

When the owners decided they were going to do everything here - live, play, work, - they set out to design an over-sized home office that could handle every need. A large picture window provides views of the orchard and pond. One of the most strikingly beautiful elements in the house is the open-arms stairway, constructed of solid oak with a a patterned wood floor. The staircase features a small landing overlooking the atrium in back, and a larger landing at the front of the house with a walkout to a small balcony. Read more.
​April 2021

​Carriage Houses Take Homeowners on a Ride Through Time
(Wall Street Journal)

​Horse-drawn carriages are relics of another time, but carriage houses still pepper the real-estate market with their signature double doors and storied histories.
"A carriage house is always a little extraordinary," said Perrin March, an agent with Robinson Sotheby’s International Realty in Cincinnati. "The very term means that this house will be different and oftentimes just a little quirky."
​Originally, these utilitarian structures were outbuildings for estates where they were primarily used to park carriages and store horse tack. While horses were often kept in a stable or barn nearby, some carriage houses were outfitted with equine stalls and hay storage. Read more.
​August 2020

Luxury Realtor Perrin March’s Carriage House-Turned-Family Home is for Sale in Hyde Park
(CityBeat)

Cincinnati-based realtor Perrin March has been in the business of selling some of the city's most noteworthy and historic luxury homes for over two decades. As a specialist in exquisite real estate, it's no surprise that his childhood Hyde Park home is one of impeccable beauty and narrative — and it just hit the market.
Located at 2680 Grandin Place, this abode is rich in history that dates back to roughly a century ago when the building was a former carriage house for one of the nearby estates. The space was converted into a home in the 1950s by a woman named Dorothy Kersten. March's parents, Perrin and Maud (who have both passed away over the past decade), later purchased the home from Kersten in 1967. They added a 1,500-square-foot wing with a master suite, put imported Italian marble floors in the foyer and then moved in and raised their family there.. See it here
May 2020

A Grandin Place Carriage House That's Full of History
(Cincinnati Magazine)

You can't tour this hilltop home without learning a good bit about the March family. Maybe that's because nearly every wall is currently draped with large-scale modern art tapestries woven by Maud Rydin March, the Sweden-born matriarch of the family and an extraordinary artist whose works have been exhibited at the Cincinnati Art Museum. Maybe it's because the home is filled with family furniture, photos, and antiques and, for all its beauty, doesn't seem like a place that's been staged for resale ... See it here
April 2020

An Italianate Mansion in Hyde Park with a Gorgeous Formal Garden
(Cincinnati Magazine)

Built in 1936 and located in the heart of Hyde Park, this five-bedroom, five-bath mansion has aged well. “[It’s] one of the most easily recognizable homes in Hyde Park due to its unique combination of Italianate- and Tudor-style construction,” says realtor Perrin March. “It’s really for that buyer who appreciates the great details of a bygone era, when highly skilled artisans were involved in the home construction process.”
On the outside, it features an elegant tudor-style stucco and stone exterior and a well-groomed garden curated with shrubs and mature trees. Step through the wood and glass front door and marvel at the grandiose foyer, with an elaborate wrought iron staircase railing to your right. Through an arched entryway to the right... See it here
February 2020

A Cincinnati Home with Wall-to-Wall Art
(The Wall Street Journal)

When a tool company president and a textile artist bought a sprawling Ohio home, it soon became a canvas for large-scale tapestries. Perrin March III, who ran a Cincinnati machine tool company his grandfather founded, was 45 years old when he met Maud Rydin, who was serving as the artist in residence at Our Lady of Cincinnati College. They married a year later in 1963. "Things were just like bang-bang," says their son, Perrin March IV.
In 1967, when their son was a toddler, the Marches purchased a converted carriage house. They added a wing that created a first-floor master bedroom, but avoided further renovations... See it here
February 2020

Five of the Hottest Houses on the Cincinnati MLS Right Now
(English Traditions)

 ​With spring on its way, the MLS is about to get crazy-- and we can't wait to look beyond the facades of the historic homes that line our streets. Here are five of our favorite homes on the Cincinnati MLS right now. Enjoy!

NOTE: TWO OF ENGLISH TRADITION'S FIVE HOTTEST HOUSES ON THE MLS ARE OUR LISTINGS! #GetInsideCincinnatisFinestHomes

2680 Grandin Place
This beautiful Hyde Park home, situated beautifully on Grandin Place, boasts beautiful views and grand rooms. The exposed beam ceiling in the living room paired with original hardwood floors throughout creates an unmatched charm that makes this estate stand out from the rest.

2540 Handasyde Avenue
Historical charm matched with prime location make this home the perfect foundation for a contemporary lifestyle. Its thorough renovation succeeds in maintaining the architectural significance of this beautiful Hyde Park home while also tending to the needs of any modern family.
See it here
February 2020
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Home of the Day: One of Hyde Park's Crown Jewels!​
(Cincinnati Business Courier)

Highly desirable combination of an A+ location, architectural significance, and a thorough renovation that has embraced the original details of the house. Every improvement carefully selected and implemented. This is a home that exudes elegance without being pretentious. Smart upgrades inside and out!​
January 2020

Greater Cincinnati's most expensive home sales of 2019​
(Cincinnati Business Courier)

NOTE: OF THE 25 MOST EXPENSIVE HOME SALES of 2019 IN GREATER CINCINNATI, TWO WERE IN HYDE PARK; AND BOTH WERE OUR LISTINGS.  #GetInsideCincinnatisFinestHomes
The most expensive homes sold in Greater Cincinnati hit a six-year high in 2019.
Looking back on luxury home sales for the year, the Business Courier found the 25 most expensive home sales in the region. This year, home sales at the top of the market far surpassed 2018. (The Business Courier included the past 12 months of sales data, which includes December 2018, and tracked home sales in Butler, Clermont, Hamilton, Warren, Boone, Campbell and Kenton counties.)
For 2019, the top 25 sales totaled nearly $60.1 million, which was more than 14% higher than 2018’s total of $52.5 million. The average sale price for the top 25 this year topped more than $2.4 million compared to more than $2.1 million in 2018.
See it here
December 2019

Listing of the Week: 2680 Grandin Place
(Cincy Chic)

​Over 5,000 square feet! Wooden beamed ceilings (11), Italian marble floors, Versailles patterned parquet wood floors, grand entertaining space! First floor master suite, walkout finished lower level, brick patios. Extra large rooms, very special one-of-a-kind!
See it here
October 2019

A Hyde Park Treasure Offers the Ultimate in Privacy and Location
(Cincinnati Business Courier)

Long loved and admired for its unique character and exceptional charm, this home is available for sale for the first time in over fifty years! The house was originally the carriage house to a large stone home next door. When that building was demolished in the mid 1950s to make room for a brand new home, the carriage house was sold and converted to a single family residence...
See it here
October 2019

​An Amberley Village Mid-Century Modern On Almost Two Acres
(Cincinnati Magazine)

Although Amberley Village’s Brookwood neighborhood was largely developed about 80 years ago, the northernmost section was left untouched until the 1950s. Of the homes in this section, we’re especially fond of this 1955 Mid-Century Modern designed by architect Lloyd Sullivan for his own family. Our favorite feature is the abundance of windows​...
See it here
May 2019
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Three of The Hottest Houses on the Cincinnati MLS Right Now​
(English Traditions)

1120 E Rookwood Dr. Hyde Park, OH 45208: Located in one of Cincinnati's most desirable neighborhoods, this home offers ample curb-appeal and yard space without compromising interior amenity and function. This "perfect tudor" is situated among hills, making the drive home enjoyable, enabling you to fall in love with your purchase over and over again. Seriously though, who wouldn't want to live here?​...
See it here
May 2019

These were Greater Cincinnati's most expensive home sales
(Cincinnati Business Courier)

JANUARY 2019 #1: 3 Melville Lane, Hyde Park. Listing agents: Perrin & Diane March, Robinson Sotheby's International Realty
FEBRUARY 2019 #2: 2265 Grandin Road. Listing agents: Perrin & Diane March, Robinson Sotheby's International Realty
​February 14, 2019 / March 14, 2019
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Perrin & Diane March Display Stunning Renovation of Carl Strauss Home in Hyde Park
(Lead Tribune Media Group)

When Carl Strauss designed his masterpiece at 3 Melville Lane, the home was celebrated for its elegance, relationship to its surroundings, and livability – qualities that became trademarks of the Cincinnati architect’s designs. Sixty-six years later, the home is enjoying renewed acclaim, following a renovation that stripped it to its exterior studs and painstakingly put it back together. Every room, material and detail has been meticulously renovated to ensure the survival of Strauss’s local brand of modernism...
See it here
February 2019

​An Award-Winning Midcentury Home in the Lush Cincinnati Hillside Asks $2.55M
(Dwell Magazine)

One-in-a-million! Mid-Century river/city view home exquisitely restored and renovated to the highest standards. Winner of multiple architectural and design awards. Nestled into the hillside, the house maintains a wonderful sense of privacy. Indoor and outdoor living at their finest!
See it here

Million Dollar Listing: 3 Melville Lane
(Cincinnati Business Courier)

The home at 3 Melville Lane is unlike pretty much anything else in Cincinnati, and the excitement over the property is reaching far beyond the Queen City.
Robinson Sotheby’s International Realty listing agent Perrin March told me the home, which is listed for $2,550,000, has impressed agents across the company’s network and is even the cover image for its new partnership with Inman announced this week...
See it here
November 6, 2018

On the Market:
3 Melville Lane, Hyde Park, $2,550,000
(Cincinnati Magazine)

We’ve always loved this one because its front walkway is a bridge; now, after extensive renovations, it shines. Any purist will tell you that the real star of a Strauss / Roush home is the land and space around it; the structure’s job is to be as unobtrusive as possible. That’s still very much the case here, where stunning river views can be found in the great room, multiple bedrooms and even from the in-ground pool. “The owner wanted to modernize without taking away from the Strauss design,” says listing agent Perrin March. We say: mission accomplished.  
See it here
October 26, 2018

This Dreamy Midcentury Modern Home Located in Hyde Park Can Be Yours for $2.5 Million
(Cincinnati CityBeat)

There probably aren't a ton of Cincinnatians who have a budget worthy of this breathtakingly beautiful Midcentury Modern marvel. But, if you are one of those very lucky humans who has $2.5 million to spend, we recommend you purchase this home. And then, invite us over for dinner.
Located in Hyde Park, this stunning abode is perched on a private wooded hill, backing up to the Ohio River. With river and city views available from its floor-to-ceiling windows, enormous upstairs/downstairs patios and the pool, it's like a daily staycation destination...
See it here
October 23, 2018

Million Dollar Listing: A family estate on 55 acres
(Cincinnati Business Courier)

With more than 55 acres of land, a 3-acre pond, a horse barn and much more, 4950 Utica Road in Clearcreek Township is a dream home built for family living.
See it here
August 20, 2018

GALLERY: Warren County rural estate for sale for $2 million
(Dayton Daily News)

This 5-bedroom rural estate, located at 4950 Utica Road in Clearcreek Twp., features a resort-like pool, stocked pond and 3-stall horse barn. It also had six full bathrooms and three partial baths, and beautiful architectural details.
See it here
April 24, 2018

If You've Dreamed Of Living In A Gatsby-Esque Mansion, This Is It
(Cincinnati Refined)

Have you read The Great Gatsby? If not, you better head to the Cincinnati Public Library to catch up on some reading. But for those of you who have, you’ll immediately see the striking resemblance between Gatsby’s famous West Egg abode and this immaculate mansion.
The property traces its roots back to the 1830s. Its residents are an undeniable list of notable Cincinnati people. Hamilton County Engineer James Given, former P&G vice president Stockton Busby, and Elizabeth Kilgour Cunningham (mother to racing legend Briggs Cunningham) are just a few who called this place home.
It’s pretty tough to summate everything this home entails, but I’ll give it a go ... read more
December 7, 2017

Enduring. Intriguing. Home. The Timeless Elegance and Celebrated Legacy of an Indian Hill Landmark
(VENUE Magazine)

This remarkable Indian Hill estate, originally known as Wellridge Estate, traces its history to the 1830s, when Hamilton County Engineer James Given acquired that land and began building a farmhouse for his family. Construction was completed by the next owner, John Symmes Buckingham, son of pioneering parents who helped settle Ohio.
Beginning in 1925, and for the following 60 years, the estate would change hands seven times. The list of former residents reads like a Who's Who of Cincinnati, and includes financiers, industry leaders, preeminent physicians, noted philanthropists, celebrated hostesses, a millionaire energy magnate, and the socialite mother of a world-renowned race car driver and sports car designer ... read more
Winter 2018

On The Market: A Riverside Abode in Columbia-Tusculum
(Cincinnati Magazine)

A stone’s throw from Alms Park, this roomy four-bedroom Columbia-Tusculum home sits on .44 acres tucked away from the city, surrounded by lush greenery with a view of the woods. The 25-year-old, two-story house features an open floor plan, an attached two-car garage, and a wrap-around driveway. Its vaulted ceilings lend an airy feel, and French doors, crown molding, and columns enhance the house’s traditional architecture ... read more
November 22, 2017 

On The Market: A Charming Amberley Village Estate
(Cincinnati Magazine)

Pining for a warm summer’s day, swaying back and forth on a front-porch rocking chair with a plate of pimento cheese-topped crackers washed down with a glorious iced sweet tea? It’s November in Cincinnati—of course you are! Although we (unfortunately) can’t change the weather, this three-story Amberley Village gem has all the Southern charm to transport you to warmer climes ... read more
November 21, 2017

Home Tour: The Livin' is Good on this $2.7M Warren County Country Dream Estate
(WCPO)

What kind of Warren County estate can you buy for $2.7 million? Read on. 
Terry and Debbie Laber are selling their dream property and moving to Charleston, South Carolina, but before they do, they proudly led us on a tour of the former farmland they turned into a country lifestyle oasis like no other we've seen.
(The estate) includes just about everything that anyone -- especially a horse lover -- could ask for. In addition to a three-stable barn, there's a three-acre, stocked-and-docked lake that fronts the complex's three buildings. It is 16 feet deep in the middle and shaped to maximize views from the long gravel driveway and house.
The house has 10,000 square feet of living space that includes five bedrooms, six full bathrooms, three half bathrooms and a full basement divided into four major spaces: a full bar with pool and table and a fireplace; an arcade room with games such as a 1980 Pac-Man and midway-style mini-basketball hoop; a theater with 10 lounge seats; a living room-sized gym; and a locker room with spa shower and stairs that lead to the resort-like swimming pool out back.
Then there's the horse barn. Located beyond a four-car garage with upstairs living space, it features three stables, a heated tack room, a washroom, a hayloft and a separate workshop. The equestrian space is in pristine condition ... read more
September 2017

If You Liked Gatsby's Digs, You'll Love This Stately Manor on Handasyde Avenue
(WCPO)

I wish I had rented a tuxedo before touring 2555 Handasyde Ave., because it deserves a sharply dressed man.
Stately. Manorly. Great Gatsby-ly. All three adjectives apply.
My other wish was that I -- and a well-healed benefactor or two -- could pool together $1.89 million and buy the place. More realistic, however, is to describe what we saw during our two-hour tour. 
The nearly 8,000-square-foot, 6-bedroom, 6½-bathroom house is located on one of Cincinnati's most prestigious streets, in Hyde Park. Speed bumps slow drivers as they approach its semicircular driveway and get their first look at its impressive stone and stucco facade, multi-colored Vermont slate roof and three steel-topped brick chimneys ... read more
March 3, 2017

The Design Of This Multi-Million Dollar Hyde Park Tudor Has Us Swooning
(Cincinnati Refined)

Some of Cincinnati’s most alluring homes sit in Hyde Park — a fact of which if you are a living and breathing Cincinnatian I really needn’t remind you. But a few homes stand out from the rest, and one of them in particular has always captured my attention.
I'm talking about the English Tudor at 2555 Handasyde Avenue. It sits impressively at the top of a small street on the sloping land between Hyde Park Square and the Cincinnati Country Club. Good real estate? No, great real estate.
You can see for yourself in the gallery the unique architectural features of the home ... read more
January 24, 2017 

Your Ticket to One of The Best Views of Downtown Cincinnati
(Cincinnati Refined)

Behold, the five-level, single-family vertical masterpiece at 946 Monastery Street in Mt. Adams.
Now, you might think that living in a five-level home would present certain... ahem, challenges.
Au contraire, mon frere. Say hello to your new best friend: the elevator that'll deliver you to that rockin' deck!
Because freakin' stairs, amiright?
That deck, by the way, is your ticket to one of the best views of Downtown Cincinnati. You and your friends will surely gape at it during those marvelous weekend parties of yours (which would be very irresponsible not to throw if you lived here).
The rest of the house is a study in refined, well-built modernism. That means the sleekest of lines, the most inoffensive shades of grey, and a kitchen that (as you'd expect) would make Barefoot Contessa blush.
Meanwhile, that view of Downtown Cincinnati pops up unexpectedly throughout the home's expansive windows, adding a delightful surprise to many of the rooms -- a reminder that where you live can best be described as "pure awesome."
August 2016

A curated collection of premier properties from around the world.
(Los Angeles VIEW)

2555 Handasyde Avenue appears in the August 2016 issue of VIEW, Southern California's largest real estate magazine, reaching readers throughout Greater Los Angeles, Orange County/Palm Springs, and San Diego/Temecula Valley. This Cincinnati landmark shares the page with homes in Dubai, Los Cabos, Kailua and others of the world's most luxurious destinations. 
August 2016


Home Tour: Five-level Mount Adams gem offers sweeping views from nearly every floor. Breathtaking vistas from decks, windows and roof.
(WCPO)

What kind of views can you get for $1.275 million on Mount Adams? New to the housing market last week is a five-level, four-bedroom, two-car garage property with three full and two half bathrooms that offers sweeping views of both sides of the river, from the Big Mac Bridge to the south, to the Cincinnati skyline and the Price Hill ridge to the west, and to the Baldwin Piano Building on Gilbert Avenue to the north ... read more
July 19, 2016


Spacious, Stately, Significant. 2555 Handasyde Avenue is all these. It is also comfortable, intimate and livable.
(VENUE Magazine)

The home, located on one of Hyde Park's most desirable streets, was built in 1921 by businessman Edward Herrlinger for his family. Throughout the Roaring '20s and for the next two decades, an invitation to 2555 Handasyde was highly sought-after, as guests mingled in antiques-filled rooms ... read more
Summer 2016  

These Are 9 Of The Most Expensive Cincinnati Homes For Sale Right Now
(Cincinnati Refined)

Oh, Cincinnati...
Oh, you pretty city with your seven hills.
We doff our cap to you.
Now, this could easily devolve into one of those mushy-gushy love letters to the city. But that's not what we're here for at the moment. Nope. Not at all.
Today, we 're simply here to highlight some of the most gorgeous (which also happen to be the most expensive) homes on the market right now.
If only Monopoly money were real money...

​2555 Handasyde Ave
Neighborhood: Hyde Park
List price: $3,000,000
Bedrooms: 6
Bathrooms: 6 (full); 1 (partial)
Acres: 0.78
Contact info: Perrin March, 513-379-2253
Listed by: Coldwell Banker
7/9/16

HYDE PARK panoramic views
(Previews Magazine)

It's amazing how a home can change your perspective. How a specific type of design, landscape or view can transport you to a different time and place. As the orange hue of the setting sun reflects off a bend in the Ohio River, one can't help but think as they stand here that this isn't Cincinnati. That the angular walls of windows and modern rustic interior behind you have been transported from beautiful, rolling hills of southern California ... read more
Spring 2006

California Cool on Cincinnati's East Side
(VENUE Magazine)

3018 Golden Avenue--a house on a hill, a house with a view--a house with an amazingly spectacular view.
The house could easily be hidden along the California coastline overlooking the Pacific. It epitomizes California cool--from wide open rooms to walls of windows ... read more
​April 13, 2016

On the Market: Pre-War Digs at The Grasmoor
(Cincinnati Magazine)

New York’s pre-war apartments are legendary. This condo brings a piece of that legacy to Hyde Park.
Overlooking the corner of Madison and Vista in Hyde Park, this condominium is part of The Grasmoor House, a 1940 blond brick building with definite pedigree. Named for a farm that occupied the site in the mid-1800s, the building was the brainchild of Albert E. Heekin, who took ownership of the land by the early 1900s. Heekin enlisted Emery Roth and Sons, the New York architecture firm that had designed the Big Apple’s Ritz Tower and Palace Hotel, to plan the structure. Comparatively speaking, this condo is a steal ... read more
March 2, 2016

On The Market: Walls of Glass in Columbia-Tusculum
(Cincinnati Magazine)

It is a truth universally acknowledged that if you build a house on a hill, you best have some big windows. But “big” doesn’t begin to describe the windows of this East Side home, which has floor-to-ceiling panoramic views of the city and river valley below—views that are interrupted only by the property’s own mature trees ... read more
January 19, 2016

​One of P&G's Founders Built This House as a Wedding Gift
(Cincinnati Refined)

Majestic. Regal. Grandiose. ... This house is unabashedly beautiful in that old-world sort of way. It could pass well enough for the estate of some legendary 19th-century British parliamentarian.

​But there's something timelessly vibrant about it as well. Check out those photos. The colors just -- POP! -- hit you in the face. Even unadorned walls and unfurnished rooms are somehow filled with character ...read more
January 5, 2016

Home Tour: Fixer-upper offers comparably-cheap entry to Indian Hill
(WCPO Cincinnati)

For this week's Home Tour, we invited two experienced West Side remodelers/property – aka flippers – to the East Side to tour the smallest and second-cheapest house currently for sale in the posh Village of Indian Hill.
Then we asked them to tell us how they would fix it up on a budget of about $100,000 ... read more
December 25, 2015

​Million Dollar Listing: “The Train House” at 3018 Golden Ave.
(Cincinnati Business Courier)

One of Columbia Tusculum’s signature properties, where children once could ride a fully operational model train, is on the market.

The home at 3018 Golden Ave. is listed for $1,995,000, and while current owners Steve and Lynn Kukanza no longer have a train in their yard, the home’s history inspired their remodeling plans and the views make up for what the property lacks in locomotives ... read more
November 26, 2015

This is the Sleekest House We've Seen in a Hot Minute
(Cincinnati Refined)

When was the last time you did a double take? 
No, seriously. Think about it…
Something incredible (& unexpected) caught your eye.
And before you even realized it — Bam! --
Your mind spun your entire head back to get a second look.
Can't remember the last time you got to ride that synaptic rollercoaster? Don't feel bad. It’s certainly not an everyday occurrence for most of us. (Because, let’s be honest, at some point in adulthood, things just stop being impressive. Sigh.)
But that, dear friends, is exactly where 3018 Golden Ave. comes in ... read more
November 20, 2015

On The Market: Olivia Elizabeth Procter’s Clifton Mansion 
(Cincinnati Magazine)

Imagine getting the keys to this place as a wedding gift. Back in 1873, Olivia Elizabeth Procter—daughter of Procter & Gamble cofounder William Procter and his wife Olivia Norris Procter—did just that after marrying ... read more
​October 5, 2015

7 Elegant Homes in the Midwest
(The Week)

Cincinnati, Ohio. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Morrison House was designed by master architect Samuel Hannaford as a wedding present. The home includes four fireplaces, decorative wood floors, high ceilings, and a 2,600-bottle wine cellar ... read more
July 19, 2015

Million Dollar Listing: William Procter’s Wedding Gift for his Daughter
​(Cincinnati Business Courier)

A home designed by famed Cincinnati architect Samuel Hannaford that Procter & Gamble Co. co-founder William Procter gave to his daughter, Olivia, and her husband, Thomas Morrison, as a wedding gift in the 1870s is on the market — more than 140 years later ... read more
June 1, 2015

Clifton's Historic Morrison House For Sale
(The Cincinnati Enquirer)

A 142-year-old Clifton house that was a wedding gift to the daughter of Procter & Gamble co-founder William Procter is being marketed for sale.

The three-story red brick Victorian called the Morrison House at 750 Ludlow Ave. is being listed at $1.2 million, said Perrin March, an agent with Coldwell Banker West Shell enlisted to find a buyer for the property ... read more
May 22, 2015

House Hunting: 6 Homes in Cincinnati
​(The Week)

Hyde Park. This six-bedroom English Tudor was built in 1922. Features include 9-foot ceilings, crown molding, French doors, and a living room with ornate wooden details ... read more
April 25, 2015

Large Living: A Gigantic Hyde Park Home With Days-Of-The-Week Bedrooms
(Cincinnati Magazine)

An 1892 article from the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette sang the praises of the then-new neighborhood Hyde Park: “Hyde Park has a great future, it is healthful, picturesque, [and] easy of access" ... read more
January 23, 2015

REVAMP-O-RAMA 
(Cincinnati Magazine)

Older homes are usually the ones with a storied past, but this 13-year-old Homearama estate—on the market today for $1.55 million—has already accrued some tales of its own ... read more
January 30, 2014

Million Dollar Listings: 2515 Handasyde Court
​(Cincinnati Business Courier)

Hyde Park’s Handasyde Court is home to some of Cincinnati’s swankiest homes. In fact, there are three houses for sale on the street priced about $2.5 million ... read more
October 11, 2013

A Tudor in Ohio
(The Wall Street Journal)

This 1920s Norman Tudor-style home retains many of its original charms, but did away with the small rooms and dated floor plan. The owners, Roger Dean, 51, and Cheryl Dean, 50, purchased this Norman Tudor-style home in the suburbs of Cincinnati, Ohio, in 2004. The home, originally built in the late 1920s ... ​read more
September 19, 2013
2724 Observatory Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45208
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