A 2025-built house at 5074 Arabella Cir, four stories tall with an elevator reaching every floor and a rooftop patio above, took the week’s highest reported price at $1,375,000. Prices on the metro area’s list ran from $1,000,000 up to that figure, and the five sales combined for $5.87 million.
The group takes in Arabella at Summit Park, Hamilton, Loveland, Hyde Park and Old Orchard Estate. Its houses were built as early as 1928 and as recently as 2025, and the properties run from a park-side new build to acreages carrying a pond, a pole barn, a cabin, an in-ground pool and a four-stall equestrian barn.
No. 1 — $1,375,000 · 5074 Arabella Cir, Cincinnati, Ohio
The house at 5074 Arabella Cir sold for $1,375,000 on September 21, 2026, the highest reported home sale price in the Cincinnati metro area for the week. The transaction record lists three bedrooms and five baths.
Listing materials identify WP Land Company as the builder and the parcel as Lot 11. The home is arranged over four stories and an elevator reaches all of them, with views of the adjoining park from every level. The main level is open in plan around the kitchen, each of the three bedrooms has an en-suite bath, and the top floor gives onto a rooftop patio. Summit Park itself is a short walk from the door, and the address belongs to Arabella at Summit Park, a new community of custom houses.
The $1,375,000 closing put Timothy J Mahoney II and Timothy J Mahoney of Sibcy Cline, Inc. on the listing side of the No. 1 sale in RealtyWire’s Cincinnati Metro Area Top 5 for the week ending September 27, 2026. Neil Lobert of Sibcy Cline, Inc. represented the buyer.
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No. 2 — $1,250,000 · 3354 Reily Millville Rd, Hamilton, Ohio
Nearly 16 acres set well back from the road surround 3354 Reily Millville Rd in Hamilton, which traded at $1,250,000 in a transaction recorded on September 22, 2026. The ground carries a pond, woods, a cabin and a 30-by-60-foot pole barn, and the record lists five bedrooms and five baths across a reported 6,447 square feet. The property previously changed hands for $717,500 in 2018.
A vaulted family room rises 20 feet around a gas fireplace and a dry bar, and a second fireplace and built-ins sit in the room beside it. The kitchen pairs Corian counters and an island with double ovens, a gas cooktop and a walk-in pantry, and an office and a three-season room also open off the main floor, where the primary suite overlooks the pond with a double-sided fireplace, a jetted tub and patio access. Dual staircases lead to three more bedrooms, and the walkout basement adds a recreation room, a wet bar and a full bath under 9-foot ceilings.
A pool, a firepit, a chicken coop, fruit trees and a natural spring lie outside, with a three-car garage and geothermal equipment serving the house.
The listing, held by Amy L. Markowski of Real of Ohio, went under contract 3 days after the current listing date and closed $100 above its final asking price of $1,249,900, taking the No. 2 spot on the metro area’s list for the week. Brian R. Marischen of Realty First represented the buyer.
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No. 3 — $1,125,000 · 1707 Laurel Glen Ct, Loveland, Ohio
A reported 4,693 square feet spread over a 2013 house at 1707 Laurel Glen Ct, sited on more than three acres at the end of a Loveland cul-de-sac, brought $1,125,000 in a closing dated September 25, 2026. The property previously changed hands for $705,000 in 2018.
The house carries five bedrooms and five baths by the transaction record, two of the bedrooms on the main floor, and an elevator serves it. The plan is open through the gathering rooms and a large eat-in kitchen, a dedicated theater room has a new projector, and a spa sits under the covered deck beside a pool. Geothermal equipment heats and cools the house, and downtown Loveland is minutes away.
Mark E Fast of RE/MAX Preferred Group carried the listing, which went under contract 2 days after the current listing date and closed at its full asking price, ranking No. 3 in RealtyWire’s Cincinnati Metro Area Top 5 for the week. Eleanor D Kowalchik of Keller Williams Pinnacle Group represented the buyer.
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No. 4 — $1,120,000 · 3778 Broadview Dr, Cincinnati, Ohio
Nicholas Rabin of Homeshake.com held the listing side of the sale, which ranked No. 4 in RealtyWire’s Cincinnati Metro Area Top 5 for the week.
A stone-fronted 1928 house at 3778 Broadview Dr, in the Hyde Park section of Cincinnati, closed at $1,120,000 on September 21, 2026. The record lists four bedrooms and four baths and a reported 3,505 square feet, on a parcel that listing materials describe as nearly twice the size typical for the area. The property previously changed hands for $495,000 in 2011.
The main level centers on an open kitchen fitted with quartz counters, stainless appliances and a triple-oven setup. Above it, the second floor holds a primary suite with a custom dressing room, an upgraded bath and a closeted washer and dryer, and a finished third level adds further rooms. The basement is finished for hobbies, entertaining or exercise, and storage runs throughout the house. Electrical service, the furnace and the central HVAC systems have been updated.
Outside, landscaping frames the stone exterior and a screened porch opens to a large rear deck that is also reached from the kitchen. An attached three-car garage serves the house, and Ault Park, Wasson Way and Kilgour Elementary are nearby.
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No. 5 — $1,000,000 · 7259 State Route 48, Springboro, Ohio
A custom ranch house on about 6.5 acres at 7259 State Route 48, inside the gated Old Orchard Estate community in Springboro, sold for $1,000,000, and its closing is dated September 23, 2026. Built in 2000, it shows four bedrooms and four baths on the record across a reported 4,248 square feet.
Tall ceilings and wide windows mark the main rooms, where a kitchen with custom hickory cabinetry and an island opens to a great room, a breakfast room and a formal dining room. The primary suite has an updated bath, a second bedroom is also a suite, and a main-level study could serve as a fifth bedroom. The lower level adds two bedrooms, a full bath, a family room and hobby rooms, and walks out to an in-ground pool and deck.
An equestrian facility comes with the acreage: a custom 48-by-36-foot barn with paddocks for four stalls, a tack room, hay storage and a wash stall, plus an outdoor riding arena and Kentucky four-board Penrod fencing over most of the land. Attached garages hold four vehicles and include an electric-vehicle charging station.
Sherri L Hobstetter of Sibcy Cline Inc. was on the listing side of the No. 5 sale in the metro area for the week, a property that previously changed hands for $720,000 in 2008. Sally Freeman of Howard Hanna Real Estate Serv represented the buyer.
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RealtyWire selected these transactions from publicly reported residential sales identified for the calendar week ending Sunday, September 27, 2026. The report may exclude private, off-market, delayed or nondisclosed transactions. Prices, property details and professional representation are reported as available at publication and may be updated following confirmation from transaction participants.
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