Sarah M. Mullins

Formerly the home of Cincinnati architect Thomas Wiggers, this Mid-Century Modern home is a Hyde Park gem.

Built on 54 acres of land, the ’70s-era home was handcrafted by Cincinnati businessman Thomas Messner and family.

While virtual learning created obstacles socially and academically, it also set up schools for future success.

Outside activities were a vital key to help kids feel normal, calm, and happy, even without the usual in-person formats.

Increased awareness of student mental health and proactive interventions in school became a silver lining of the pandemic.

Walnut Hills is chock full of history—and this Wold Avenue beauty has a connection to Cincinnati’s Hudepohl brewing family.

This 1910 brick charmer in Old Ft. Mitchell is a perfect fit for a modern family. Plus, there’s an art studio in the garage!

The around-the-clock views of the downtown Cincinnati skyline and the Roebling Suspension Bridge can’t be beat.

Slick, tasteful renovations and abundant natural light make this three-story North Avondale home a true gem.

With a backyard perfect for entertaining and a hip third-floor loft space, you’ll never want to leave home.