
201 Robson LnBellevue, KY 41073
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City Living at it's finest! Close to the Levee, Sweeping views of the City from your roof top deck, Contemporary almost new home , Fenced in yard space, Open Concept living/kitchen with massive kitchen island, gas stove top, wall oven and convection/microwave for entertaining! Large storage area in basement could be converted to 3rd bedroom or additional living space. Was designed with space for an elevator should future owner so choose to add. No HOA!
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Bellevue was named after the Revolutionary war hero General James Taylor, one of the wealthiest men in Kentucky after the Civil War. He named the city, Bellevue (Beautiful View) after a creek near his plantation in Virginia. Not only did he name the city, but he also promptly named most of the streets in the historic district – Lafayette Avenue, Taylor Avenue, Washington Avenue, etc... One can visit his home on the East Row Historic District in nearby Newport.
With its front porch view of the Ohio River and all of downtown Cincinnati’s numerous festivals and events, Bellevue residents are uniquely poised to participate in just about whatever they choose to do. From boating, to antiquing, shopping to exploring, it’s all minutes away.
Sports lovers will enjoy Bellevue’s parks: the Thomas J. Weithorn Memorial Beach Park is home to a summer concert series for all residents to enjoy. The Bellevue Veterans Park offers three ball fields, a busy volleyball court and horseshoe pits. Swope Park has a playground and basketball courts. The Callahan Community Center offers additional recreation.
The nearby Newport on the Levy provides ample nightlife opportunities and across the river you’ll find professional football, baseball, hockey and numerous sports venues. Community events include an Art in the Park, Halloween trick or treating and a Christmas Walk.
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