Built in 1902, this remarkable Historic Arts & Crafts residence is an extraordinary twelve-sided ''duo-decagon'' design, creating one of the region's most architecturally distinctive homes. Set on a private, level lot of more than half an acre, the property offers exceptional privacy while being just one block from Ludlow's charming entertainment district. An impressive foyer welcomes you with a grand staircase beneath a breathtaking stained-glass skylight, complemented by a second staircase for added convenience. The thoughtfully updated floor plan features a modern open-concept kitchen ideal for everyday living and entertaining. Soaring 9'8'' ceilings on the first floor and 8'9'' ceilings on the second enhance the home's spacious feel. Four generously sized bedrooms, updated bathrooms, and second-floor laundry combine historic character with modern functionality. The beautifully landscaped grounds are equally impressive, featuring mature trees, an in-ground pool with pool house, and a detached four-car garage. Recognized for its exceptional preservation, the home received the City of Ludlow Preservation Award in 2013. Adding to its rich history, the home was built by Griffin Taylor Latta, son of the inventor of the steam-powered fire engine. Enjoy the best of small-town charm in a true ''Mayberry'' setting, all while being just an eight-minute drive to downtown Cincinnati.