East Walnut Hills is a small historic neighborhood just off of I-71, known throughout the city for its historic mansions and multi-acre plots of land. Conveniently located to downtown, O'Bryonville, Hyde Park, Mt. Adams and the University of Cincinnati campus, East Walnut Hills provides its residents with the ideal combination of historic beauty and convenience to all Cincinnati has to offer. Join us and see why many say East Walnut Hills is one of the most desirable places in Cincinnati to live and do business!

What's Going on in the Neighborhood

Mayor Mallory Neighborhood Movie Night
Join your neighbors & friends for the first Movie in the Park at Owl's Nest Park.
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StrebelArt Portraits Studio moves to 2723 Woodburn Ave.
DeSales Corner Business District is excited to welcome a new business to the area, StrebelArt Portraits Studio. The new StrebelArt Portraits Studio developed as the demands of Strebel’s business outgrew her former space. The studio also gives potential clients a chance to see Strebel’s portrait work and make their decisions without a formal appointment.

 
Anyone can come by, stop in the studio showroom, pick up a price sheet, and take a look at the portrait styles with no pressure at all. People may choose to browse and go, or they may linger and talk about the creation of their own work of art.

Studio Hours:
Saturday 10:30 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Monday - Friday: By appointment. 513-281-6837  

Owl's Nest Park News - COME PLAY!!
The final playground equipment has been installed, including the Tot-Lot and the swings. The contract has also been awarded and construction on the north end of the park should begin soon.

Walnut Hills High among AP elite
WASHINGTON – Students at Walnut Hills High School are among the nation’s most successful when it comes to Advance Placement exams, a report out Tuesday shows.
[link to full story at Cincinnati.com]

Interior designer expands business in East Walnut Hills
EAST WALNUT HILLS – Jan Karl Wolf, a longtime Cincinnati artist who creates and sells custom artwork to interior designers and others, has expanded his business.

Wolf, 62, owner of Jan Wolf Studio, says the expansion included relocating the studio to 3103 Woodburn Ave. after initially opening it in 1993 in O'Bryonville. He moved in August to a 1,300-square-foot studio in a newly renovated building originally built in 1870.

Wolf says the move to the building provides him with a better showroom. "The new building offers a more attractive display area for the finished product and improved conditions for works in progress," he says.
[link to full story at Cincinnati.com]

Support your neighborhood businesses!
Several new businesses have come to East Walnut Hills and they all need your support. As we continue to build a vibrant community, it is important for everyone to support the businesses with your patronage.

Condo fever has continued in the neighborhood.
With Schoolhouse Lofts filling up and other condo projects taking off, East Walnut Hills continues to buck the overall city trend of decreasing home ownership with a wide range of quality condo products to choose from.   With convenience to most of the city's best assets, East Walnut Hills home ownership remains in demand. Downtown Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky, the Cincinnati Art Museum, Eden Park,  major hospitals,  professional and collegiate athletics are all just minutes away.  With historic architecture and friendly neighbors, East Walnut Hills home ownership offers many advantages.