Dayton March/April 2024

Settling in
Since August, she and her husband
have been happily ensconced
in the top floor of the new condominium
complex, Residences at One
Highland. The Greiwe Development
team selected this location to build
18 luxury residences due to the walkability
of the neighborhood along
with its inviting mix of dining, shopping,
and recreational options. Some
of these options—including Fort
Thomas Coffee—occupy the street
level of the building’s complex.
“That patio area in front of the coffee
shop is like our front porch,” the
homeowner says. “It’s a great spot
for people watching. Kids pass by on
their way to school, and there’s runners,
bikers, and lots of young moms
pushing strollers.”
The coffee shop also has workspaces
and a conference room, if needed.
And in the evenings, it doubles as a
wine and cocktail bar, thereby creating
an inviting gathering spot—from
morning to night—for residents of
the condos above and the entire Fort
Thomas neighborhood.
“We live in the middle of the cultural
arts district,” the homeowner says.
There’s a community theater and an
art gallery across the street. Plus,
there are plenty of restaurants within
walking distance. Right next door
to One Highland, is The Greenline
Kitchen and Cocktails, named after
the Green Line streetcar which ran
from Fort Thomas to Cincinnati's
Dixie Terminal until 1950. ➻
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1 A streetside patio, in front of Fort Thomas Coffee, offers an inviting
gathering spot. 2 New to the neighborhood, The Greenline Kitchen &
Cocktails is right next door to One Highland.
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