These are the highest-priced home sales reported in Cincinnati & West Side Area, Ohio for the week ending November 8, 2026, and together the five sold for $4.546 million. The list runs from a Mt. Adams home finished in 2016 and a Foundry Park home completed in 2025 to traditional homes in Hyde Park and Interwood built between 1913 and 1936.
Buyers moved fast. Every one of the five went under contract within three days of being listed, and the quickest went under contract the same day it came on the market.
No. 1 — $1,441,500 · 404 Baum St, Cincinnati, Ohio
The top sale of the week was a contemporary home in Mt. Adams, built in 2016, that sold for $1.44 million. It looks out over the city and the river, and at 4,547 square feet it is the largest of the five homes. Brick, fiber cement and aluminum siding cover the exterior, the lot measures 2,744 square feet, and the home rises three stories, with an elevator serving every level.
Inside, the ceilings reach 10 feet. The kitchen is fitted with Thermador appliances and opens onto a private patio at the rear. The living room has a gas fireplace and a wet bar, and a wine cellar is enclosed in glass. The primary bathroom has heated floors, the home has built-in Sonos sound, and the railings are tempered glass. A rooftop deck looks toward the city skyline, and there is storage on the roof as well. The home has four bedrooms and four bathrooms, three full and one half, a two-car garage and a fire pit. It is also LEED Platinum certified.
The home went under contract one day after it was listed. Trista D Whitt of ERA REAL Solutions Realty, LLC was the listing agent, and Carl F Tuke of Sibcy Cline, Inc. represented the buyer.
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No. 2 — $1,057,500 · 4418 Canyon Oak Ct Lot 19, Cincinnati, Ohio
The newest home on the list was completed in 2025 in Foundry Park and sold for $1.06 million. Ashford Custom Homes built it to its Beckley design, a transitional plan with an open main floor, a gourmet kitchen and an electric fireplace. A deck opens off the family room at the back, and laundry sits on the second floor. The home is ready for an elevator to connect all of its floors.
The home has three bedrooms and four bathrooms, two full and two half, in 1,704 square feet, along with a full basement and a two-car garage. Factory 52 and Oakley Square are a few minutes away.
It went under contract the day it was listed and sold $247,500 above its asking price of $810,000. Michael W. Jordan and Mieke R. Schaffner, both of Jordan, Inc., were the listing agents, and John Alley of Keller Williams Advisors represented the buyer.
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No. 3 — $710,000 · 3554 Saybrook Ave, Cincinnati, Ohio
What sets this 1923 Hyde Park home apart is a custom screened porch with a vaulted wood ceiling and its own heater, looking out over a flat, fenced and private backyard. The traditional brick home sits beside the Wasson Trail, two blocks from the neighborhood’s restaurants and coffee shops, and it sold for $710,000.
The main level is open, with hardwood floors and a kitchen finished in granite and stainless steel with a bar for casual meals. A study that can double as a playroom, a mudroom and a half bath are on the same floor. Upstairs, the primary suite has its own bath, a large closet and a private porch, and two more bedrooms share a second full bath. Laundry is on the second floor as well. A newly finished lower level with built-ins gives room for a family room, an office or a gym. In all, the home has three bedrooms and three bathrooms, two full and one half, in 2,376 square feet on a 4,748-square-foot lot. The property last sold for $448,000 in 2021.
The home went under contract one day after it was listed and sold $65,000 above its asking price of $645,000. Heather S. Kopf of Kopf Hunter Haas was the listing agent, and Scott A Oyler of Coldwell Banker Realty represented the buyer.
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No. 4 — $702,000 · 3 E Interwood Pl, Cincinnati, Ohio
This 1936 Dutch Colonial in Interwood sits on a private drive with woods behind it, on a quarter-acre lot that is close to the shops and restaurants of the Gaslight business district. It sold for $702,000.
Much of the original home survives. The hardwood floors are original and have been refinished, the original bath tile remains, and bookshelves and cabinets are built into the walls. Both of the home’s wood-burning fireplaces remain, one in the living room and one in the primary bedroom. Out front, a brick path winds through the gardens to a portico above the front porch. The rooms flow from formal living and dining rooms to a sunny breakfast room off the kitchen. There is also a powder room on the main floor.
On the second floor, the primary suite is joined by two more bedrooms that share a study and a hall bath. The home has three bedrooms and three bathrooms, two full and one half, in 2,114 square feet. A walkout lower level has laundry, storage and space for hobbies, and the home also has a two-car attached garage and a new deck. The property last sold for $405,000 in 2020.
Robert DiTomassi and Barbara Druffel, both of Comey & Shepherd, were the listing agents. The home went under contract two days after it was listed and sold $33,000 above its asking price of $669,000, with David D Dawson of Sibcy Cline, Inc. representing the buyer.
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No. 5 — $635,000 · 2898 Victoria Ave, Cincinnati, Ohio
The oldest home on the list, built in 1913, is a three-story traditional in the heart of Hyde Park that sold for $635,000. Hyde Park Square and Wasson Way are an easy walk away.
The home keeps its hardwood floors and original pocket doors, and the kitchen has been renovated with wood cabinetry that runs to the ceiling, quartz counters and an eat-at bar that looks out to the private, fenced backyard. The home also has a new Trex deck, a powder room on the first floor and a covered front porch. The home has four bedrooms and two bathrooms, one full and one half, in 1,542 square feet, with a one-car garage on a 4,748-square-foot lot. The property last sold for $565,000 in 2023.
It went under contract three days after it was listed. David D Dawson of Sibcy Cline, Inc. was the listing agent, and Angela M Sexton of Coldwell Banker Realty represented the buyer.
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