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THIS ROW OF MODERN TOWNHOMES sits on a prominent site in Newport, Kentucky with sweeping views of downtown Cincinnati and the Ohio/Licking River valley. Situated at the intersection of Main Street and Grandview Avenue in the Clifton Neighborhood, you will find easy access to all major points in Newport. The rear of the site is a lush, wooded hillside while the front has care-fully considered landscaping that enhances the existing cityscapes and nature that surrounds. The site is bound by mature tree canopy while still offering vistas of downtown Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky.
The townhomes will be staggered to afford prime wrap-around views from exterior and interior living areas, as well as privacy from adjoining neighbors. The buildings exhibit a clean, contemporary design with gabled roofs and floor to ceiling glass that orient to the views from the living and entertaining areas. The glazing is offset to provide kinetic energy to the exterior design as well as orient the interiors to the landscapes. The contemporary kitchen is the heartbeat of each home, opening out into the living area with modern cabinetry and stainless-steel appliances. Balconies on the second and third levels utilize cable railings that continue to bring the outdoors in. The balconies are spacious enough to accommodate furniture, encouraging further enjoyment of elevated outdoor areas. The upper levels utilize expansive floor-to-ceiling windows that flood the interiors with natural light while providing a dramatic backdrop. The windows are framed in black, adding a sleek modern touch to the design. Each home has a two-car garage on the lower level that raises the 2200 sq feet of living space to take advantage of the views. Each lower level has the capability of providing additional footprint based on individual needs, if the buyer wishes to customize. High quality options are combined with the flexibility for each homeowner to be in control of their budget and final pricing. Come experience Clifton Views and see what sets this community apart from the rest. |
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