Explore the Greater Cincinnati Area

Amberley Village offers a warm and friendly hometown atmosphere with its winding lanes and woodlands. Yet it’s just 12 minutes from downtown Cincinnati and in close proximity to expressways & shopping. Private clubs offer swimming, tennis & golf; a fabulous park provide hiking & nature studies.

With rolling hills and quiet, wooded streets, and a thriving business district, Anderson Township provides the best of suburban living without sacrificing the conveniences of modern life.

Columbia Tusculum is Cincinnati’s oldest neighborhood and boasts some of its oldest homes – 10% are on the National Register of Historic Places. Beautiful Victorian and Gothic Revival residents, a gorgeous park, eateries and retail appeals to all ages. Downtown Cincinnati is only 10-15 minutes away!

Established in 1814, this Northern Kentucky City includes 12 historic districts where a tapestry of historic home and unique structures that form the city’s rich heritage. Many Covington residents, retail and businesses enjoy a stunning view of the Cincinnati skyline on the Ohio River.

A quaint small town conveniently located near shopping, transportation, and recreation.

Trendy & charming, historic Hyde Park attracts all ages to this prestigious neighborhood. Stately manors, luxury condos & townhomes prevail in this scenic community. Boutiques, galleries, restaurants - all 10 minutes from downtown.

Popular for its small-town charm and undeniable vitality. The home styles are varied to include contemporary styles, Cape Cods, stately colonials, and sprawling ranches.

An affordable, yet central located neighborhood, Madisonville is one of the area's up and coming communities.

Mariemont is one of but a few planned communities in the United States, with a rich and unique history that is the the hallmark of the village. The Village was designated a National Historic Landmark in 2007.

A business-friendly community with attractive, diverse neighborhoods, Mason is considered one of the most desirable places to live in the Greater Cincinnati area.

Originally Mt. Ida, this lovely hillside neighborhood began as a vineyard. Today it is an artsy & hip community brimming with style and charm. Grand century old homes + soaring high rises enjoy the hill top's park, art museum, playhouse & river and skyline views.

Mt. Lookout offers a variety of upscale and single-family homes which enjoy solid real estate values. Here the community spirit is warm and bright. A delightful “square” offers a variety of restaurants, pubs and shops. 12 minutes to Downtown adds to Mt. Lookout’s appeal to families, singles & professionals.

Newport’s beautifully revitalized riverfront area blends treasures from the past with contemporary development. In addition to the residential architectural charm and historic homes, Newport also hosts several premiere attractions. Newport is popular with newcomers and visitors alike.

North Avondale, often described as a beautiful piece of heaven in the middle of the city, is a diverse community with a rich culture and history.

The shady urban streets of Northside are lined with a mix of cozy bungalows, elegant Victorians & newer construction. Northside draws an impressive number of middle-class families and young singles. Residents enjoy chic boutiques, trendy restaurants and lively atmosphere. Close to UC and downtown.

Price Hill is a classic Cincinnati suburb located just west of downtown Cincinnati, popular for its location and spectacular views of the city and Ohio River.

Terrace Park is a charming, quiet village setting with scenic tree lined streets and close proximity to the Little Miami River. The quaint Village Green, is the neighborhood’s centerpiece for the many community events. Residents are proud of their quality school system.

Established as a desirable neighborhood for wealthy industrialists, today Westwood retains many of its large decorative houses as well apartment homes. Many 19th century German immigrants settled in this inner-city neighborhood. Westwood’s most famous resident was the founder of Procter & Gamble.

A northern suburb of Cincinnati, Wyoming blends small town spirit with urban appeal. This beautiful village masterfully blends a pedestrian friendly neighborhood, a quaint shopping district, parks, plus a recreation center. Residents love the contrast of elegant Victorians and contemporary style homes.