From a 1920s mansion with a built-in movie theater to a home featured in Architectural Digest, this list has everything. Some of these real estate listings were reader favorites and others were staff favorites. Either way, this list has some of the most interesting Cincinnati homes that were on the market in 2022.

Most of these homes are already sold, but if you want to see more photos of any property, follow the link in the titles to the original slideshow. 

Contemporary Walnut Hills Mansion Overlooking the Ohio River Hidden in the wooded hillside of Walnut Hills, this fully renovated four-bedroom home at 1850 Columbia Parkway is situated on three private acres overlooking the Ohio River, offering scenic views of the glimmering city skyline from almost every room. With high ceilings and plenty of windows, the interior design is modern and features newly refinished hardwood floors. The wrap-around balcony allows for 180-degree views of the Queen City, and the secluded outdoor patio space features a wood-fired pizza oven. Photo: Coldwell Banker Realty
Contemporary Walnut Hills Mansion Overlooking the Ohio River Hidden in the wooded hillside of Walnut Hills, this fully renovated four-bedroom home at 1850 Columbia Parkway is situated on three private acres overlooking the Ohio River, offering scenic views of the glimmering city skyline from almost every room. With high ceilings and plenty of windows, the interior design is modern and features newly refinished hardwood floors. The wrap-around balcony allows for 180-degree views of the Queen City, and the secluded outdoor patio space features a wood-fired pizza oven. Photo: Coldwell Banker Realty
Contemporary Walnut Hills Mansion Overlooking the Ohio River Hidden in the wooded hillside of Walnut Hills, this fully renovated four-bedroom home at 1850 Columbia Parkway is situated on three private acres overlooking the Ohio River, offering scenic views of the glimmering city skyline from almost every room. With high ceilings and plenty of windows, the interior design is modern and features newly refinished hardwood floors. The wrap-around balcony allows for 180-degree views of the Queen City, and the secluded outdoor patio space features a wood-fired pizza oven. Photo: Coldwell Banker Realty
Anderson Township Home That’s Basically a Live-In Vacation Retreat 680 Nordyke Road in Anderson Township is surrounded by nature and has an interior that can only be described as spa-like. This energy-efficient, custom-built home comes with tons of natural woodwork throughout, as well as an atrium that’s perfect for those with green thumbs, a spa room with an indoor hot tub, a game room, wetbar and a guest suite, as well as a gourmet eat-in kitchen, plus a spacious deck or patio perfect for dinner and drinks. Photo: Provided by Comey & Shepherd Realtors
Anderson Township Home That’s Basically a Live-In Vacation Retreat 680 Nordyke Road in Anderson Township is surrounded by nature and has an interior that can only be described as spa-like. This energy-efficient, custom-built home comes with tons of natural woodwork throughout, as well as an atrium that’s perfect for those with green thumbs, a spa room with an indoor hot tub, a game room, wetbar and a guest suite, as well as a gourmet eat-in kitchen, plus a spacious deck or patio perfect for dinner and drinks. Photo: Provided by Comey & Shepherd Realtors
Anderson Township Home That’s Basically a Live-In Vacation Retreat 680 Nordyke Road in Anderson Township is surrounded by nature and has an interior that can only be described as spa-like. This energy-efficient, custom-built home comes with tons of natural woodwork throughout, as well as an atrium that’s perfect for those with green thumbs, a spa room with an indoor hot tub, a game room, wetbar and a guest suite, as well as a gourmet eat-in kitchen, plus a spacious deck or patio perfect for dinner and drinks. Photo: Provided by Comey & Shepherd Realtors
This 1920s Mansion in Indian Hill The historic “Carter Farm,” located at 8065 Spiritwood Court in Indian Hill, is about 13,000 square feet and sits on three acres of land, just a small portion of the over 100 acres the original occupants Dr. Burr and his wife Olga owned. While the home still features many original details, like dark hardwood floors, exposed beams and nine fireplaces, the space has many modern upgrades. The home features an English pub room and movie theater with a mafia-movie-themed bathroom complete with a bejeweled “VIP” toilet seat. Photo: Nextdoor Photos
This 1920s Mansion in Indian Hill The historic “Carter Farm,” located at 8065 Spiritwood Court in Indian Hill, is about 13,000 square feet and sits on three acres of land, just a small portion of the over 100 acres the original occupants Dr. Burr and his wife Olga owned. While the home still features many original details, like dark hardwood floors, exposed beams and nine fireplaces, the space has many modern upgrades. The home features an English pub room and movie theater with a mafia-movie-themed bathroom complete with a bejeweled “VIP” toilet seat. Photo: Nextdoor Photos
This 1920s Mansion in Indian Hill The historic “Carter Farm,” located at 8065 Spiritwood Court in Indian Hill, is about 13,000 square feet and sits on three acres of land, just a small portion of the over 100 acres the original occupants Dr. Burr and his wife Olga owned. While the home still features many original details, like dark hardwood floors, exposed beams and nine fireplaces, the space has many modern upgrades. The home features an English pub room and movie theater with a mafia-movie-themed bathroom complete with a bejeweled “VIP” toilet seat. Photo: Nextdoor Photos
This House in Mount Adams That was Featured in Architectural Digest A library, multiple levels of outdoor space, a mini lap pool and sweeping views of the city makes 1247 Ida Street in Mount Adams is a fun and funky architectural gem. Inside is an eclectic and colorful sense of style along with built-ins and original field stone walls. Outside, there are multiple walkouts that give you amazing views of downtown Cincinnati, as well as a fountain and gazebo. One of the elevated levels even features a small lap pool. With so many cool things about this house, it may not be a surprise that it was also featured in Architectural Digest and House Beautiful, according to the original listing. Photo: Coldwell Banker Realty
This House in Mount Adams That was Featured in Architectural Digest A library, multiple levels of outdoor space, a mini lap pool and sweeping views of the city makes 1247 Ida Street in Mount Adams is a fun and funky architectural gem. Inside is an eclectic and colorful sense of style along with built-ins and original field stone walls. Outside, there are multiple walkouts that give you amazing views of downtown Cincinnati, as well as a fountain and gazebo. One of the elevated levels even features a small lap pool. With so many cool things about this house, it may not be a surprise that it was also featured in Architectural Digest and House Beautiful, according to the original listing. Photo: Coldwell Banker Realty
This House in Mount Adams That was Featured in Architectural Digest A library, multiple levels of outdoor space, a mini lap pool and sweeping views of the city makes 1247 Ida Street in Mount Adams is a fun and funky architectural gem. Inside is an eclectic and colorful sense of style along with built-ins and original field stone walls. Outside, there are multiple walkouts that give you amazing views of downtown Cincinnati, as well as a fountain and gazebo. One of the elevated levels even features a small lap pool. With so many cool things about this house, it may not be a surprise that it was also featured in Architectural Digest and House Beautiful, according to the original listing. Photo: Coldwell Banker Realty
15,000-Square-Foot Gilded Age Mansion in Avondale This massive Italian Renaissance Revival-style mansion at 992 Marion Ave. in Avondale was built in 1890 during the Gilded Age, complete with two parlors, a library, an atrium, ten fireplaces, plus a cedar room and speakeasy that adjoins the eat-in kitchen. The space is filled with original detailing like the exposed wood beams, grand staircase and massive columns on the porch. But the home isn’t the only thing on this 1.8-acre property: Out back sits a 4,800-square-foot carriage house complete with an apartment. Photo: WOW Photography
15,000-Square-Foot Gilded Age Mansion in Avondale This massive Italian Renaissance Revival-style mansion at 992 Marion Ave. in Avondale was built in 1890 during the Gilded Age, complete with two parlors, a library, an atrium, ten fireplaces, plus a cedar room and speakeasy that adjoins the eat-in kitchen. The space is filled with original detailing like the exposed wood beams, grand staircase and massive columns on the porch. But the home isn’t the only thing on this 1.8-acre property: Out back sits a 4,800-square-foot carriage house complete with an apartment. Photo: WOW Photography
15,000-Square-Foot Gilded Age Mansion in Avondale This massive Italian Renaissance Revival-style mansion at 992 Marion Ave. in Avondale was built in 1890 during the Gilded Age, complete with two parlors, a library, an atrium, ten fireplaces, plus a cedar room and speakeasy that adjoins the eat-in kitchen. The space is filled with original detailing like the exposed wood beams, grand staircase and massive columns on the porch. But the home isn’t the only thing on this 1.8-acre property: Out back sits a 4,800-square-foot carriage house complete with an apartment. Photo: WOW Photography
Historic East Side Estate Once Home to the University of Cincinnati’s President Built in the year 1900, this massive 8,000-square-foot brick and stone home at 2 Twin Hills Ridge in California was once home to the president of the University of Cincinnati. The sprawling estate sits on 12 acres of partially wooded land that features a pool, a four-car garage and barn, and the inside of the home has eighteen rooms — including six bedrooms, eight bathrooms and a terrarium-style sunroom. Historic details can be found throughout, including four marble wood-burning fireplaces, crown molding, French doors and dark stained natural woodwork. Photo: Coldwell Banker Realty
Historic East Side Estate Once Home to the University of Cincinnati’s President Built in the year 1900, this massive 8,000-square-foot brick and stone home at 2 Twin Hills Ridge in California was once home to the president of the University of Cincinnati. The sprawling estate sits on 12 acres of partially wooded land that features a pool, a four-car garage and barn, and the inside of the home has eighteen rooms — including six bedrooms, eight bathrooms and a terrarium-style sunroom. Historic details can be found throughout, including four marble wood-burning fireplaces, crown molding, French doors and dark stained natural woodwork. Photo: Coldwell Banker Realty
Historic East Side Estate Once Home to the University of Cincinnati’s President Built in the year 1900, this massive 8,000-square-foot brick and stone home at 2 Twin Hills Ridge in California was once home to the president of the University of Cincinnati. The sprawling estate sits on 12 acres of partially wooded land that features a pool, a four-car garage and barn, and the inside of the home has eighteen rooms — including six bedrooms, eight bathrooms and a terrarium-style sunroom. Historic details can be found throughout, including four marble wood-burning fireplaces, crown molding, French doors and dark stained natural woodwork. Photo: Coldwell Banker Realty
Sayler Park Victorian Home That Combines Craftsmanship of the Past With Modern Features Built in 1885, 82 Topinabee Road in Sayler Park combines the craftsmanship of the past with a spectacular renovation of today. The home comes with everything you want in a Victorian: natural wood floors, high ceilings, intricately crafted fireplaces, a library and sunroom, plus a stunning courtyard. But, on the more modern side, the home also comes with a chef’s kitchen with solid maple cabinetry and granite countertops, as well as a security system and modern baths. Photo: Coldwell Banker Realty
Sayler Park Victorian Home That Combines Craftsmanship of the Past With Modern Features Built in 1885, 82 Topinabee Road in Sayler Park combines the craftsmanship of the past with a spectacular renovation of today. The home comes with everything you want in a Victorian: natural wood floors, high ceilings, intricately crafted fireplaces, a library and sunroom, plus a stunning courtyard. But, on the more modern side, the home also comes with a chef’s kitchen with solid maple cabinetry and granite countertops, as well as a security system and modern baths. Photo: Coldwell Banker Realty
Sayler Park Victorian Home That Combines Craftsmanship of the Past With Modern Features Built in 1885, 82 Topinabee Road in Sayler Park combines the craftsmanship of the past with a spectacular renovation of today. The home comes with everything you want in a Victorian: natural wood floors, high ceilings, intricately crafted fireplaces, a library and sunroom, plus a stunning courtyard. But, on the more modern side, the home also comes with a chef’s kitchen with solid maple cabinetry and granite countertops, as well as a security system and modern baths. Photo: Coldwell Banker Realty
Hyde Park Home with Ohio River Views This French-inspired brick home at 2672 Grandin Place in Hyde Park was built in 1958 and features 10-foot-high ceilings, an octagonal sunroom with transom windows and a fully renovated kitchen with reclaimed wooden beams and modern appliances. Double doors, teak parquet floors and the classically designed marble fireplace are reminders of the home’s French heritage. Photo: Chris Farr
Hyde Park Home with Ohio River Views This French-inspired brick home at 2672 Grandin Place in Hyde Park was built in 1958 and features 10-foot-high ceilings, an octagonal sunroom with transom windows and a fully renovated kitchen with reclaimed wooden beams and modern appliances. Double doors, teak parquet floors and the classically designed marble fireplace are reminders of the home’s French heritage. Photo: Chris Farr
Hyde Park Home with Ohio River Views This French-inspired brick home at 2672 Grandin Place in Hyde Park was built in 1958 and features 10-foot-high ceilings, an octagonal sunroom with transom windows and a fully renovated kitchen with reclaimed wooden beams and modern appliances. Double doors, teak parquet floors and the classically designed marble fireplace are reminders of the home’s French heritage. Photo: Chris Farr
1892 Fort Thomas Home Once Owned by a Former Civil War Colonel Featuring a charming covered porch, original woodwork, beautiful arched windows, custom period fixtures and soaring ceilings, the home at 1 Greene Street in Fort Thomas transports you back in time to the era when it served as the officer’s quarters for a former Civil War soldier. Built in 1892, the colonial-style home sits at what once was the gated entry point of the original military installation in Fort Thomas. It housed Col. Harry Clay Egbert, who fought for the Union during the Civil War and later served in the Army during the Spanish-American War and the Philippine-American War. Long past its days housing Army officers, this home is now a stunning blend of historical and modern. And with it being just steps away from Tower Park, it offers a front-row seat to the city’s parades and events. Photo: Keller Williams Realty
1892 Fort Thomas Home Once Owned by a Former Civil War Colonel Featuring a charming covered porch, original woodwork, beautiful arched windows, custom period fixtures and soaring ceilings, the home at 1 Greene Street in Fort Thomas transports you back in time to the era when it served as the officer’s quarters for a former Civil War soldier. Built in 1892, the colonial-style home sits at what once was the gated entry point of the original military installation in Fort Thomas. It housed Col. Harry Clay Egbert, who fought for the Union during the Civil War and later served in the Army during the Spanish-American War and the Philippine-American War. Long past its days housing Army officers, this home is now a stunning blend of historical and modern. And with it being just steps away from Tower Park, it offers a front-row seat to the city’s parades and events. Photo: Keller Williams Realty
1892 Fort Thomas Home Once Owned by a Former Civil War Colonel Featuring a charming covered porch, original woodwork, beautiful arched windows, custom period fixtures and soaring ceilings, the home at 1 Greene Street in Fort Thomas transports you back in time to the era when it served as the officer’s quarters for a former Civil War soldier. Built in 1892, the colonial-style home sits at what once was the gated entry point of the original military installation in Fort Thomas. It housed Col. Harry Clay Egbert, who fought for the Union during the Civil War and later served in the Army during the Spanish-American War and the Philippine-American War. Long past its days housing Army officers, this home is now a stunning blend of historical and modern. And with it being just steps away from Tower Park, it offers a front-row seat to the city’s parades and events. Photo: Keller Williams Realty
Historic Gaslight Clifton Home That was Operating as an Airbnb Built in 1900, 217 Loraine Ave. sits in the heart of Cincinnati’s Uptown District, only a short walk to the restaurants and shopping at Ludlow’s Gaslight District, the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden and more. Along with the prime location, the home’s appeal is in its historic beauty. Featuring exquisite architecture both inside and out, the elegant woodworking throughout the home creates a warm and cozy feeling. Photo: Rachel Tran
Historic Gaslight Clifton Home That was Operating as an Airbnb Built in 1900, 217 Loraine Ave. sits in the heart of Cincinnati’s Uptown District, only a short walk to the restaurants and shopping at Ludlow’s Gaslight District, the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden and more. Along with the prime location, the home’s appeal is in its historic beauty. Featuring exquisite architecture both inside and out, the elegant woodworking throughout the home creates a warm and cozy feeling. Photo: Rachel Tran
Historic Gaslight Clifton Home That was Operating as an Airbnb Built in 1900, 217 Loraine Ave. sits in the heart of Cincinnati’s Uptown District, only a short walk to the restaurants and shopping at Ludlow’s Gaslight District, the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden and more. Along with the prime location, the home’s appeal is in its historic beauty. Featuring exquisite architecture both inside and out, the elegant woodworking throughout the home creates a warm and cozy feeling. Photo: Rachel Tran