1533 Pleasant St Apartment

Feel at home in this unique and newly renovated condo in the heart of Over the Rhine, Cincinnati. Situated on the third floor of a historic 1870s building, this apartment beautifully blends old-world charm with modern amenities. Just two blocks from Washington Park and Music Hall, and within walking distance to the area's best restaurants, bars, breweries, and Findlay Market, this location offers convenience and vibrant city life. The condo features exposed historic beams, newly refinished wood floors, and a spacious floor plan filled with natural light. The bedrooms are located on the second floor of the apartment, providing a separate space to recharge. The condo is designed for socializing, featuring a large open living area and a kitchen with Carrara marble countertops and stainless steel appliances. The marble countertop bar comfortably seats a family, making it the perfect launching point for a night out or a place to debrief with friends or family. The living room offers plenty of comfortable seating, including a sofa that converts to a sleeper bed. The master bathroom is spacious, with designer fixtures and a skylight for natural light. All toiletries and normal amenities are provided. You will have one free parking spot with our parking pass. Additional vehicles may park at cost in Washington Park Garage. Conveniently located, you can walk to Cincinnati's major sports, theater, concert venues, convention center, museums, boutique shopping, bars, and restaurants. The neighborhood offers endless options for dining and entertainment, with highlights including Music Hall, Washington Park, and Findlay Market. Breweries, distilleries, and wine producers are also within walking distance, making this a vibrant and exciting area to explore. Parties are strictly forbidden, and any violation of this policy may result in denied entry without a refund. The apartment is on the third floor, and the bedrooms are on the second floor of the apartment. The street is safe, but you may encounter both low-income and upper-income people while out and about, as the area is in the process of gentrifying.