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About Price Hill, OH

Price Hill was one of Cincinnati's earliest communities and has grown with the times while never throwing away its heritage leading to one of the most unique areas in Cincinnati to live in. Houses in Price Hill exist in Victorian styles, some have Renaissance architecture and some are as modern as can be. The potential homeowner has a lot of options in Price Hill at a wide variety of price ranges depending on what they are looking for. The large hills throughout the town offer amazing views of the city and Mt. Echo Park gives citizens one of the best views of downtown Cincinnati, especially at night.

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