Queen's Tower

Queen's Tower is a mid-century high-rise condo building constructed in 1964, presenting mostly two-bedroom residences across multiple floors and several corner units with expansive sightlines. Architecturally it reads as a 1960s residential tower with elevator access, 9-foot-plus ceilings and traditional interior details such as crown molding and multi-panel doors; many suites have been updated over time with contemporary finishes like luxury vinyl plank or concrete-style flooring, granite or quartz counters, and remodeled baths. Common areas and services include an attended lobby/doorman, on-site management, elevators, an exercise/fitness room, community laundry options in addition to in-unit laundry in many homes, a party/club room, outdoor pool and landscaped outdoor spaces with decks, patios, BBQ/grill and fire-pit areas along a wooded lot. Parking is provided via deeded garage spaces with occasional tandem spots and the ability to lease extra garage stalls; units also often include private storage. The building sits in Cincinnati’s Incline District adjacent to restaurants and entertainment, with direct river and downtown skyline views from higher floors; it hosts ground-floor dining and benefits from a walkable neighborhood with quick access to downtown and major routes. Pets are permitted with restrictions (typically up to two dogs under a weight limit), and the homeowners association manages exterior maintenance, sprinklers and shared amenity upkeep.