Amy Knueven Brownlee
Former Cincinnati Magazine Digital Editor Amy Brownlee is the author of “Lost Treasures of Cincinnati.” She teaches journalism at Sycamore High School.
A Former Theater Now a Single-Family Home in Latonia
The site of the old Delbee Theater was transformed into an open-concept home.
A Villa Hills Manse That Once Housed a Legend
Builder Matth Toebben put a Northern Kentucky neighborhood on the map. Now his own custom home is on the market.
Living Big in Over-the-Rhine
This OTR home, built during Cincinnati’s boom time, offers all the space and square footage of a suburban home.
A Cozy Home in the Woods of Indian Hill
This house boasts impressive traditional architecture and comfortable modern updates.
Steve Seifried’s Crash Course in Hand-Crafting Cymbals
This software developer moonlights as a cymbalsmith, lathing and hammering raw bronze discs in his garage.
A Blue Ash Home’s Ties to the Civil War
Reinvented through the ages, this 1860 home has gone through a war, a late-1960s addition, and a contemporary refresh.
A Comeback in Clifton
This historic Gaslight District address returns to the real estate scene.
A Home With Heart
An 1895 brick Victorian in Mt. Auburn gets a sophisticated glow-up and becomes a beloved family home.
A Completely Custom Contemporary
This Clermont County house in the woods is truly one of a kind.
A Made-Over Queen Anne in Madisonville
The updated home features a wrap-around porch, a sleek reworked kitchen—and an unbelievable story.
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