Highlands Tower

Mt. Adams sits on a steep hill east of downtown Cincinnati, with hillside streets and broad views over the Ohio River and city skyline. Its historic character shows in the neighborhood’s older homes, winding lanes and landmark Eden Park, where the Cincinnati Art Museum, Krohn Conservatory and play areas offer cultural and outdoor stops. Trails and landscaped grounds make it easy to spend time outside, though the slopes are part of getting around on foot. Local restaurants, bars and coffee spots cluster near the neighborhood’s central streets, while downtown shops and events are close by. Driving and transit connect Mt. Adams with other parts of Cincinnati. The Mt. Adams neighborhood rental market has a median rent of $2,150 per month and a typical range of $975 to $4,500.