Résidence Unifamiliale À Cincinnati

Step into Cincinnati History. This remarkable Alpine-style (circa-1885) College Hill residence offers 4331 SF of exceptional character and craftmanship. Commissioned for Rhoda Thomson Rammelsberg. The architect was Lucian Plympton, who also designed some of the Swiss Chalet homes in East Walnut Hills. For over 120 years this remarkable home was only owned by two families. The large residence is distinguished by half timber and stucco treatment on most of the building and a large central wall dormer on the facade. Wide overhanging eaves mask all four sides of the roof. A covered wrap around porch welcomes you into gracious living spaces featuring beautiful hardwood floors, pocket doors, natural wood work and a stained glass. The grand stair case features a gorgeous cherry handrail and stained-glass landing window. There are 8 FP’s featuring mantels attributed to the Pitman Carvers and decorative ceramic tile which has all the markings of Rookwood Pottery. Parking pad for 4 cars.