5 Adorably Petite Greater Cincinnati Homes for Sale for Less Than $150K

By on Thu, Oct 29, 2020 at 3:56 pm

From Northern Kentucky to the Cincy 'burbs, these cute and cozy local homes prove that sometimes less is more. All abodes boast less than 750 square feet, and are priced at less than $150,000. For more info about each property, reach out to the home's listing agent.
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72 Geiger Ave., Bellevue$134,900 | 2 bd/1 ba | 716 sq. ft. | Year Built: 1960

72 Geiger Ave., Bellevue

$134,900 | 2 bd/1 ba | 716 sq. ft. | Year Built: 1960
72 Geiger Ave., Bellevue$134,900 | 2 bd/1 ba | 716 sq. ft. | Year Built: 1960

72 Geiger Ave., Bellevue

$134,900 | 2 bd/1 ba | 716 sq. ft. | Year Built: 1960
72 Geiger Ave., Bellevue$134,900 | 2 bd/1 ba | 716 sq. ft. | Year Built: 1960

72 Geiger Ave., Bellevue

$134,900 | 2 bd/1 ba | 716 sq. ft. | Year Built: 1960
72 Geiger Ave., Bellevue$134,900 | 2 bd/1 ba | 716 sq. ft. | Year Built: 1960

72 Geiger Ave., Bellevue

$134,900 | 2 bd/1 ba | 716 sq. ft. | Year Built: 1960
72 Geiger Ave., Bellevue$134,900 | 2 bd/1 ba | 716 sq. ft. | Year Built: 1960

72 Geiger Ave., Bellevue

$134,900 | 2 bd/1 ba | 716 sq. ft. | Year Built: 1960
72 Geiger Ave., Bellevue$134,900 | 2 bd/1 ba | 716 sq. ft. | Year Built: 1960

72 Geiger Ave., Bellevue

$134,900 | 2 bd/1 ba | 716 sq. ft. | Year Built: 1960
72 Geiger Ave., Bellevue$134,900 | 2 bd/1 ba | 716 sq. ft. | Year Built: 1960

72 Geiger Ave., Bellevue

$134,900 | 2 bd/1 ba | 716 sq. ft. | Year Built: 1960
602 E. 38th St., Covington$139,900 | 2 bd/1 ba | 635 sq. ft. | Year Built: 1923

602 E. 38th St., Covington

$139,900 | 2 bd/1 ba | 635 sq. ft. | Year Built: 1923
602 E. 38th St., Covington$139,900 | 2 bd/1 ba | 635 sq. ft. | Year Built: 1923

602 E. 38th St., Covington

$139,900 | 2 bd/1 ba | 635 sq. ft. | Year Built: 1923
602 E. 38th St., Covington$139,900 | 2 bd/1 ba | 635 sq. ft. | Year Built: 1923

602 E. 38th St., Covington

$139,900 | 2 bd/1 ba | 635 sq. ft. | Year Built: 1923

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