Completely renovated from the inside out, you’d never know this Mt. Lookout farmhouse—home to former Bengals quarterback Andy Dalton—was built in 1987.

From Pleasant Ridge bungalows to gutted Madisonville foursquares, these local flippers are preserving historic Cincinnati homes.

This two-floor Pendleton condo includes all the signature elements of an urban loft—exposed brick, exposed ducts, high ceilings, and a spiral staircase.

A recently renovated kitchen, in-law suite, and fully finished basement are just a few of the perks in this 6,000-square-foot home.

Forget the massive manor. This adorable 1929-built four-bedroom, three-bath mini castle in Kennedy Heights is a sweet dream.

From modern to charming, here’s a trio of homes with different styles all located in the peaceful, close-knit community of Terrace Park.

Picturesque landscaping, window boxes, and a close-knit neighborhood make this charming Mariemont abode a perfect family home.

These two West End row houses are located in the Dayton Street Historic District, near where FC Cincinnati is building its new stadium.

This $3.2 million modular beauty looks like it belongs in the hills of Cali, but the Jose Garcia masterpiece is a Cincinnati dream.

From a full-size tennis court to a swing set and an outdoor patio, this family-friendly Hyde Park home has plenty of room for play and entertaining.