Sarah M. Mullins

The husband-wife duo completely gutted a traditional duplex in Norwood and brought life back to a 1950s ranch in Anderson Township.

Spanning nearly six acres of land, the 4,200 square-foot home is like living a forever vacation.

The property has been painstakingly and illustriously restored into a single family home in the desirable East Walnut Hills neighborhood.

The West End church is a stunning city dwelling, located right in the middle of the Dayton Historic District.

This West End house was customized with everything in mind, including a rooftop deck and a dreamy backyard.

Blending sleek, modern details and restored historic elements, these downtown condos are perfect for the city dweller.

From its historic details to its city convenience, this three-family is a fun choice for the city dweller looking for an investment.

Just minutes from the action, this Clifton Gaslight District home is quietly tucked away in the woods.

Just steps from Ault Park, this three-story home has panoramic views and unlimited space for entertaining.

Renovations don’t have to be boring—just ask Nicole Nichols, a local pro who makes homes stand out with pops of color, a little paint, and a creative eye.