MOUNT LOOKOUTBuyers adored this beautifully updated three-story house offering turn-of-the-century charm, as well as 21st century comforts and conveniences. Sitting atop a rise on nearly 1/2 acre, buyers found this gracious house ideally suited for the way they live, work, entertain, and play at home.
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PLEASANT PLAINBuyers found everything they were looking for and more at this 80-acre premier boarding, training and showing facility 45-minutes from downtown Cincinnati and 30-minutes from the World Equestrian Center. A first-class property for a world-class equestrian program.
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HYDE PARKThis former carriage house, converted to a family home in the 1950s, was a favorite of local media who raved about its "impeccable beauty and narrative" and living spaces "rich in history." Updates that respected and retained the home's original charm, made this a one-of-a-kind property in one of the region's most desirable neighborhoods.
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WASHINGTON TOWNSHIPCovering 36-acres, this gorgeous property offered buyers comforts, amenities, and amusements for endless days of leisure, including a beautifully renovated 4,800 sq. ft. contemporary home, pool, patios, barn, indoor and outdoor riding arenas, trails, pond...more!
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MASONBuyers loved this beautiful four-bedroom home in the amenities-rich Heritage Club community. Well appointed living spaces, stately architectural details, inspired design, elegant finishes, and modern amenities set the stage for gracious living and fabulous entertaining.
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EAST WALNUT HILLSCommissioned in 1911, this timeless Colonial Revival appealed to buyers who appreciated its elegant embodiment of the essence of early 20th century Cincinnati--while also delivering updates and modern amenities that make living, working, and entertaining at home comfortable and carefree.
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HYDE PARKThis Classic Colonial in the heart of Hyde Park attracted buyers who fell in love with its magnificent rooms and seamless blend of traditional charm and modern updates designed for today's lifestyles. The home captures the charm of 1930s Cincinnati and kicks it up a notch with 21st century updates that beguile the modern sensibility and make for ease of living.
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HYDE PARKBuilt in 1902, this quintessential Hyde Park home enticed buyers with its original charm and elegance, as well as offering updates and amenities that today’s homeowners want most. Highly coveted outdoor spaces included elegant gardens and a stone patio overlooking the rolling greens of The Cincinnati Country Club golf course.
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WAYNESVILLEWCPO called this one-of-a-kind 55-acre estate a "country lifestyle oasis like no other we've seen." The custom home by premier homebuilder Dan DeVol sits on property that includes a stocked pond, resort-like beach-entry pool, hot tub, horse barn, nearby private-plane airport, and acres of fields and forests.
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HYDE PARKThis stunning Mid-Century Modern offered buyers everything they were looking for—with six large bedrooms, open living areas, large windows that meld indoor and outdoor spaces, gorgeous updates that preserve the original character of the home, large yard with spectacular outdoor living, and ideal location in one of the city's most desired enclaves.
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HYDE PARKBuyers loved the location, location, location of this Hyde Park building site, offering the opportunity to build their new home in an established and highly regarded neighborhood alongside grand mansions of the early 1900s.
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HYDE PARKThis cleared and level one-acre building site offered buyers a rare opportunity to build their dream home in a dream location along the border of Hillside Trust green space.
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INDIAN HILLThis country estate known as Dalvay Farm traces its history to 1929, when DeWitt Balch and his wife, Elizabeth LeBlond Balch, decided to move to “the country.” Beautifully updated for modern living, the home offered buyers gracious living of bygone days, as well as contemporary amenities that make life comfortable.
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AMBERLEY VILLAGEBuyers loved the quiet, wooded setting, open plan, beautiful parquet flooring, massive floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace, inviting rooms that inspire gracious living, and outdoor spaces at this sensational Amberley Village home.
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EAST WALNUT HILLSWe represented the buyers of this 21-room grand dame built in 1904. After looking for a long time to find just the right place, we shifted gears and found our buyers a good deal on a house that needs work, but offers the chance to have everything exactly as they want.
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AMBERLEY VILLAGEBuyers loved this Mid-Century Modern home that sits comfortably on gorgeous grounds with landscaped specimen gardens, a circular driveway, and a private back yard. Inviting rooms are awash in natural light through oversized and clerestory windows, creating a harmonious balance between indoor and outdoor spaces. Clean lines and natural materials create a sense of serenity.
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HYDE PARKThoughtful updates modernized living spaces and brought this charming 1931 Tudor comfortably into the 21st century. English Traditions asked: "Seriously though, who wouldn't want to live here?"
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HYDE PARKWe represented the buyers of this home on a private 1+ acre setting. Buyers were looking for more space, and they found it in this five-bedroom beauty. They also loved the outdoor living offered by the home's in-ground pool, hot tub, water feature, built-in outdoor grilling, pool house, and beautifully landscaped gardens.
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MASONWe represented the buyers of this 6,000+ sq. ft. house in The Woods of Heritage Club. Our Sotheby's network means we can find the home of clients' dreams, wherever it may be.
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AMBERLEY VILLAGECincinnati Magazine said: "We’re especially fond of this 1955 Mid-Century Modern…Our favorite feature is the abundance of windows." Showcasing the best of the MCM movement, this house featured modern updates that left the iconic framework intact, while offering 21st century comforts and conveniences.
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HYDE PARKThis much-admired house on Grandin Road found new owners within days, enchanted by its stately Southern elegance, charming English gardens, and exceptional location.
Ranked #2 most expensive home sold in Greater Cincinnati in February 2019. (Cincinnati Business Courier) |
HYDE PARKNamed EXTRAORDINARY PROPERTY OF THE DAY by Sotheby's International Realty, with worldwide promotion on Sotheby's social media sites.
CityBeat called it "a breathtakingly beautiful Mid-Century Modern marvel," and Dwell Magazine raved that it had been "exquisitely restored and renovated to the highest standards." Ranked #1 most expensive home sold in Greater Cincinnati in January 2019. (Cincinnati Business Courier) |
INDIAN HILLStanding majestically atop a rise on land once part of the estate known as Sky Farm—home to Senator Robert Taft, son of President William Howard Taft—this Indian Hill home on nearly three acres is an inviting retreat and entertainer’s delight.
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AMBERLEY VILLAGECincinnati Magazine called this home "a charming estate with all the Southern charm to transport you to warmer climes." Acclaimed architect Harry Price (1887-1951) designed the home in 1935 for Lester A. Jaffe, chairman of the board of governors of Hebrew Union College. The Society of Beaux-Arts Architects reported at the time that Mr. Price was renowned for designing the “most elaborate residences of this city.”
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COLUMBIA TUSCULUMHigh ceilings, stunning wood floors, expansive windows and classic architectural details add to this home's elegance and charm. Cincinnati Magazine wrote "you’ll feel like a VIP in this riverside chateau."
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HYDE PARKAmong the Queen City's beloved and recognizable homes, Venue magazine called this iconic Tudor Revival, "spacious, stately, significant...also comfortable, intimate and livable." Cincinnati Refined said it was one "of the most gorgeous homes on the market.”
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HYDE PARKNew owners saw it, loved it, bought it...before this charming 1955 home it was even listed for sale. Unbeatable location within walking distance of Hyde Park shopping, dining, schools, and recreation.
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MT. ADAMSFive levels of luxury in hip and historic Mt. Adams. While on the market, the media raved about the "sweeping views from nearly every floor" (WCPO), calling the home's rooftop terrace "your ticket to one of the best views of Downtown Cincinnati." (Cincinnati Refined)
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MT. LOOKOUTTraditional red brick Colonial near Ault Park packed with charm, including interior exposed beams constructed of 100-year-old reclaimed barn siding, a floor-to-ceiling, and custom windows overlooking a gorgeous wooded lot.
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HYDE PARKStunning, spacious rooms with elegant architectural details and important renovations. Within walking distance of Hyde Park Square shops and restaurants. Originally the carriage house to a Grandin Road estate.
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HYDE PARKEverything you expect from a home in one of Hyde Park's most attractive enclaves ... and more. Renovated to perfection, this home is the benchmark for elegance & ease.
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AMBERLEY VILLAGESold with summer months still on the calendar, allowing new owners to enjoy the stunning pool with pool house, and expansive decks at this gorgeous Amberley Village home.
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WALNUT HILLSCustom designed condo with million dollar views. Scandinavian cabinets, marble counters, hardwood floors. Luxury condo living at The Edgecliff.
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COLUMBIA TUSCULUMLocal media dubbed this home "one of Columbia Tusculum’s signature properties." Cincinnati Magazine raved about its "walls of glass," Cincinnati Refined called it "The Sleekest House We've Seen In A Hot Minute," and Venue magazine declared it "California Cool on Cincinnati's East Side.”
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HYDE PARKA home with historic significance, stately grace and Old World craftsmanship ...that's also fully renovated with modern luxuries. Built in 1936 by William Le Roy Taylor.
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HYDE PARKThree units combined into one magnificently renovated condo in a great location. Cincinnati Magazine said this condo offers "a fascinating peek into the lifestyles of another era.”
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HYDE PARKTraditional colonial with three-story addition in terrific location, expansive kitchen, great family room, lovely formal rooms, exceptional master suite, and large deck—all with spectacular views!
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WALNUT HILLSAn unparalleled residence in grandeur, class and quality, Cincinnati Business Courier, showcased this elegant home as "one of Cincinnati’s signature, and most recognizable properties.”
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INDIAN HILLAn Indian Hill gem loaded with possibilities. WCPO invited two remodeling pros to weigh in on renovation ideas to make "the second-cheapest house in the Village" a great family home.
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ANDERSONTucked away at the end of the street on a little over an-acre-and-a-half, offering both privacy and space to spread out.
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