Ohio

Along the Ohio River in Cincinnati, two distinctive residences on Sanctuary Place showcase a refined approach to contemporary riverfront living. Set within a thoughtfully designed waterfront community, both homes pair modern interiors and generous living spaces with sweeping water views and easy access to outdoor amenities. From expansive decks and rooftop entertaining areas to open-concept kitchens and flexible spaces for work and recreation, each residence offers its own interpretation of an elevated lifestyle shaped by the river. Together, they highlight the appeal of Sanctuary Place as a setting where modern design, natural beauty, and everyday waterfront living come together.

Price: $1,275,000

Haven TeamAug 11, 2026 · 2 min read

Luxury defined by setting, flexibility, and time outdoors. From lake frontage on Eagle Lake to the fairways of Sycamore Hills, each home leans into its landscape with porches, decks, patios, and light-filled gathering spaces. Generous bedroom counts, multiple suites, and bonus areas support multigenerational living, guests, and work-from-home rhythms. Craftsmanship and thoughtful upgrades—from smart-home features to standout architectural details—tie the collection together.

Across the Midwest, this quintet of properties treats setting as a central amenity—whether that means acreage for recreation, lake frontage for long weekends, or a large urban lot designed for modern living. From Evansville’s 9.52-acre private compound and Elkhart’s Simonton Lake retreat with 264 feet of shoreline to Lebanon’s five-acre Tudor with a barn and fenced pasture, outdoor life is built in. Indianapolis adds new-construction craftsmanship in Historic Meridian Park, while Greenfield offers edge-of-city acreage with development potential.

Across Ohio, this trio of recently sold residences reflects a shared appetite for turnkey comfort, flexible living, and the kind of practical upgrades that make everyday life feel effortless. In Pickerington, a generously scaled condo pairs a vaulted great room and fireplace with community amenities and an attached garage. Cuyahoga Falls offers Brick Tudor character alongside modern updates, bonus spaces, and a rare four-car garage near Metro Parks. In Louisville, a one-owner four-level split on an acre showcases dependable improvements and multi-generational versatility.

Space that supports everyday living and effortless hosting. Multi-level layouts, bonus rooms, and dedicated studies reflect modern routines, while open main floors still honor arrival with vaulted foyers, trey ceilings, and signature staircases. Kitchens anchor the interiors with upgraded finishes and gathering-friendly islands, wet bars, and rec areas. Outdoors, porches, patios, decks, and showpiece pools extend the season—and the lifestyle.

Across Ohio and Indiana, this quintet captures high-end country living where craftsmanship meets room to breathe. Each property pairs custom-built quality with land that supports real life—wooded privacy, open acreage, or waterfront calm—alongside the outbuildings that make rural ownership sing, from classic barns to substantial pole structures. Inside, the emphasis shifts to gathering and recreation, whether through finished lower levels, dedicated office space, or resort-minded amenities like an indoor pool, a pickleball court, and lakeside entertaining settings.

Across Ohio, this quartet of homes shares a thoughtful balance of character and practicality, pairing distinctive architectural details with the kind of updates that support modern living. From a spacious Mason residence with two primary suites and a sizable finished lower level to a Louisville ranch set on a landscaped acre designed for outdoor gathering, the emphasis stays on flexibility and lifestyle. In Austintown, a one-owner mid-century brick ranch invites personalization, while Delaware offers a remodeled 1951 home on a double lot with a dedicated she shed.

Across Indiana’s varied markets, this trio highlights the appeal of value-add potential in very different forms. In Anderson, a multi-parcel tract bounded by major roads offers flexibility for division and longer-range planning. La Porte presents a 1915 four-bedroom with stained glass, woodwork, and beamed ceilings, where early demolition and rough-ins have begun for a restoration-minded next chapter. In Valparaiso, a 2020 home delivers over 4,000 finished square feet, a finished basement with kitchenette, and resilient upgrades like 2×6 construction and a whole-house generator.