Spring House Tour2008 Upstairs Downstairs Historic House Tour
Tickets will be available on the day of the tour from 12:30 to 3:30 PM at the Will Call location: Full Spectrum Healthcare Personal checks, MasterCard and VISA will be accepted with a photo I.D.
Tour Information Designed to showcase Cincinnati’s diverse architectural history, the CPA Spring House Tour highlights specific homes within a selected community. Tour attendees experience a unique opportunity to visit the craftsmanship of the past as volunteers guide them through homes reclaimed from deterioration and meticulously restored. On Saturday, May 10, 2008, from 1 to 5 p.m., CPA will present a tour of six impressive historic homes in North Avondale. Advance tickets, $25 for CPA members and $30 for guests, make a great Mother’s Day gift. See Cincinnati Enquirer article and accompanying slideshow featuring one of the tour homes (4220 Rose Hill). Featured homes include:
The Belvedere Condominium (1925)
Second Renaissance Revival style
The epitome of Jazz Age glamour, this classic apartment house has been converted to luxury condominiums. Sponsored by: Mary Winn Godar of Comey & Shepherd Realtors.
Norman Revival style
A towered Norman Revival residence, with exquisite plasterwork and colorful tile. Sponsored by: Gates of Eden Park Condominium & Townhome Community
Tudor Revival style
The “Cantaloupe King Mansion,” an outstanding Tudor Revival house listed in the National Register of Historic Places. Sponsored by: HHB Partners Realtors, Inc.
Tudor Revival style
A spectacular manor, built in the height of fashion and lovingly preserved. Sponsored by: Apollo Heating & Air Conditioning
Spanish Colonial Revival style
A distinctive Spanish Colonial Revival style residence with an Arts and Crafts flavor. Sponsored by: Beck Architecture, Inc.
Prairie Style influence
A rare example of the Prairie Style, renovated after years of neglect, with exceptional Japanese garden. Sponsored by: Zimmer Heating & Cooling
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Nathan and Berenice Levine House (1937)
Stephen A. and Estelle E. Gerrard House (1915)
Jacob W. and Katherine Mack House (1929-1931)
Edward B. and Selma Wertheimer House (1925)
Thomas Goodwin House (1916)