Built in 1916 as a one-bedroom, one-bathroom home, this adorable Oakley abode was completely updated in 2019.

If you’re not ready to commit to a larger house but still crave the perks of this Kentucky town, opt for a condo instead.

With a five garage spaces and a lower-level family room, this home was designed for a growing family.

Craig Russell, CEO of The English Contractor & Remolding Services, has renovated several homes on Broadview Drive.

With an insane great room and 70-foot-tall Sequoia Redwoods, we can’t believe this home exists in Cincinnati.

To flip this home, a local husband-and-wife team transformed a kitchen into a master bathroom and restored original maple floors.

This one-story Ft. Wright home incorporates Mid-Century Modern design elements like natural materials and open living spaces.

This historic three-story Prospect Hill home reaps the benefits of both urban and suburban life.

A home in Telluride, Colorado served as inspiration for this modern Indian Hill ranch, which features several outdoor entertaining spaces.