Determined homeowners paid attention to historic details—a Rookwood fireplace! Hardwood floors! A sleeping porch!—and brought this beauty back to life.

Located in the middle of the suburbs in Amberley Village, this charming modern farmhouse-style ranch takes its inspiration from Kentucky.

Flipping duo Courtney and Adam Huber restored this 1911 four-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath Madisonville home back to its original glory.

From the street you’d never know Bellevue's former St. Anthony of Padua Church had been converted into five condos for residential use.

Designed by Ray Roush and Carl Strauss, this hillside gem offers panoramic views of the city from just about anywhere in the home.

We’re swooning over all the revitalized homes across the tri-state, including these three Northside projects that are currently on the market.

Once a Masonic lodge, and possibly a stop on the Underground Railroad, Somerset Hall gives you plenty of space in the heart of the city.

This Terrace Park home's facade is similar to traditional suburban houses, but walk in and immediately notice elevated details.

This Ben Dombar–designed, Mid-Century Modern jewel sits in the middle of a wooded lot in Clifton, giving it a treehouse feel.

Located in the Observatory Historic District, the home was built by Charles Isham, whose son served as an assistant there in the 1890s.