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.
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.
A Fairytale Cottage in Wyoming
Designed by Walter Cordes, who shaped much of Wyoming’s built environment, this storybook cottage serves up plenty of charm.
Two Stunning Houses Sit on One Property in Washington Township
On this Washington Township property, the guest house includes an attached garage, a greenhouse, and its share of dramatic views.
Daventry at Summit Park Offers a Fresh Take on Suburban Living
It’s all about the alley-load garages at Daventry at Summit Park, a new Blue Ash development that’s creating community.
A Striking College Hill House in the Woods
College Hill’s Fox Preserve is a one-of-a-kind location for those who want the beauty of nature with the city’s convenience.
A West Side Home Gets a Second Chance at Life
This Green Township home, across from the Western Hills Country Club, has a storybook exterior and a striking interior re-do.
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