Sarah M. Mullins

Homeowner Heather Neltner remodeled this 1935 Ft. Thomas residence to "bring it back to its original glory" and add modern updates.

Built in 1936, this five-bedroom, five-bath Hyde Park mansion has aged well. It features a unique combination of Italianate- and Tudor-style construction.

From white oak hardwood floors throughout to three covered balconies, plus a rooftop patio, this Riverside Drive home is luxury living at its best.

Perched on a hill in Dayton, Kentucky, this contemporary tri-level home has mega cool vibes.

This 1959 Montgomery ranch looks nothing like your ordinary suburban residence, thanks to recent renovations.

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.