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 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.
Local History on the Market in Indian Hill
A 13-acre estate—complete with a Colonial Revival manor and fabulous guest house—fit for a Kroger heiress.
Restoring A Newport Farmhouse For An Urban Environment
Mansion Hill Properties works to revamp while preserving history.
Living History in Montgomery
Since 1803, this farmhouse has kept watch over Montgomery Road. For the last 40 years, one family has watched over it.
A 1951 Mid-Century Gem in Kennedy Heights
Every detail mattered when architect Edmund Hare designed this home—because he was designing it for himself.
How This Anderson Township House Started a Family
Brian Bartal and Reinaldo Alves Barbosa knew this home would be great for parties. They just didn’t know the parties would be for their kids.
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