Cincinnati, Ohio
Mount Auburn Homes for Sale
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8 homes
Avg $394,738
Market Overview
Mount Auburn Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Mount Auburn, OH
8
Active Listings
$395K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$25,000
To
$1,450,000
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About Mount Auburn Real Estate
Mount Auburn sits on one of Cincinnati’s central hills and draws a mix of long-time residents and newer households who value its proximity to downtown and its quieter residential feel. The neighborhood climbs from the basin upward, giving many streets views toward the river and the skyline while keeping everyday errands within a short drive or bus ride. Tree-lined blocks hold a range of older homes alongside newer infill, and residents often walk to small parks or neighborhood gathering spots for outdoor time. Families here rely on the Cincinnati Public Schools system along with nearby private and parochial options when choosing education for their children. Housing stock includes two- and three-story brick homes from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, some converted to multi-unit use, plus scattered newer townhomes on side streets. With eight active listings on the market, prices currently range from about twenty-five thousand dollars to one million four hundred fifty thousand, and the average listed price sits near three hundred ninety-five thousand dollars.
Average listing price: $394,738 · 8 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Eight homes are currently listed in Mount Auburn, with prices ranging from twenty-five thousand to one million four hundred fifty thousand dollars. The average listing price is approximately three hundred ninety-five thousand dollars, reflecting a range of property sizes and conditions.
Many streets connect to small parks and local shops within a few blocks, though some steeper hills make longer walks less practical. Residents often combine walking trips with short drives or public transit when heading downtown or to larger retail areas.
The neighborhood features two- and three-story brick houses built in the late 1800s and early 1900s, along with some multi-unit conversions and newer townhomes. Buyers can find both single-family residences and smaller multi-family buildings depending on their needs.
Mount Auburn students attend Cincinnati Public Schools, and families also have access to nearby private and parochial schools. School choice often depends on specific addresses and grade levels within the district.
Its hillside location places Mount Auburn within a short drive or bus ride of downtown offices, making it convenient for commuters who prefer residential streets over living in the central business district itself.