1865 MADISON ROAD
EAST WALNUT HILLS

UNDER CONTRACT
There are homes of enduring character, and this is one.
Commissioned in 1911, this timeless Colonial Revival embodies the essence of early 20th century Cincinnati while appealing to modern sensibilities.
The home's design and decoration recall the grandeur and aspiration of our growing city--experiencing a  flourishing economy and population growth in the early 1900s. Skilled architects and artisans arrived from around the world to build homes of distinction for the city's leading families. Colonial Revival was among the era's most popular architectural styles, and fine examples of the style still serve as homes for today's Cincinnatians, including 1865 Madison Road.
Hearkening to an era of Old World craftsmanship and gracious living, the home features an elegant entry hall, high ceilings, stunning wood floors, leaded windows, raised panel wainscoting, Corinthian columns, four fireplaces, pocket doors, transom windows, and architectural details that offer glimpses into its noble history.
Updates to the home retain its original splendor, while delivering the conveniences, amenities, and comforts that make living, working, and entertaining at home easy. The contemporary, open kitchen offers counter and seated dining, modern appliances, a beautiful coffered ceiling, fireplace, and walk-out to a covered porch. Generous bedrooms are designed for 21st century living. There are multiple options for large, comfortable  work-from-home spaces.
Located in the heart of historic East Walnut Hills,  the shops, pubs and restaurants of O'Bryonville are within walking distance, as are a number of award-winning schools. Nearby Hyde Park Square, DeSales Corner, and Rookwood Commons and Pavilion  offer additional dining, entertainment, services, arts, and shopping. The home is fewer than five miles from downtown Cincinnati, easily accessible by I-71, Columbia Parkway, or Victory Parkway.

1865 MADISON ROAD
$850,000
6 bedrooms
4 full baths | 1 half bath

EAST WALNUT HILLS
East Walnut Hills was founded in 1804 and grew up around St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church, now a national historic landmark. This charming, bustling neighborhood is considered the city’s first suburb, and is ranked in the top five Cincinnati neighborhoods in categories that appeal to home buyers, including Best Neighborhoods to Live, Best Neighborhoods to Raise a Family, and Best Neighborhoods for Young Professionals.