Duncanson Lofts were completed in 2007 and are located at 12th and Vine in the heart of Over-the-Rhine and the Gateway Quarter. On the forefront of the Over-the-Rhine condo trend, the development is notable for including Jean-Robert de Cavel’s Lavomatic Café and 9000 square feet of retail space.
Named for Robert Scott Duncanson, an influential 19th-century painter, these Downtown Cincinnati lofts keep with an artsy influence, combining historic artistry with modern amenities. Units feature fine hardwood floors, exposed brick, quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, washer and dryer hook-up, secured parking and elevator access to all units. All units are described as “striking,” and feature stately bay windows that offer dramatic city views. The 25 loft condominiums of Duncanson Lofts range in size from 520 to 2700 square feet in size, and originally sold for $89,900 to $365,000 in price.
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