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Located inSayler Park, one of Cincinnati's charming riverfront neighborhoods, our Winding Walks community is eligible forCincinnati's Lift Tier residential tax abatement— providing 100% tax abatement on up to $300,000 of improved value for 15 years. The community features new ranch and two-story home designs with open-concept floor plans, modern living spaces, and basements. Homes are built with cementitious lap siding, and many homesites offer wooded views. With mature trees and established neighborhood character, Winding Walks sits close to parks, dining, and everyday conveniences, with convenient access to downtown Cincinnati and scenic Ohio River destinations includingFernbank Park. The community is served byCincinnati Public Schools—Sayler Park School(K-8) andGilbert A. Dater High School. A model home is coming soon.

About Sayler Park

If you've never been to Sayler Park, here's what surprises most visitors: it doesn't feel like Cincinnati. It feels like a small river town that happens to be inside the city limits.

Tucked along the Ohio River about 10 miles west of downtown,Sayler Parkhas its own historic business district, its owncivic association, and the kind of mature, walkable streetscape that takes decades to develop. Residents walk to coffee in the morning, drive 20 minutes to downtown for work, and come home to riverfront parks for evening walks. It's a pace and character that's increasingly rare in a metro this size.

Sayler Park has been overlooked by major new construction for years — most builders chase the east-side suburbs or the I-75 corridor. That's part of what makes Winding Walks unusual: it brings new homes into an established neighborhood without disturbing what makes the neighborhood special.

Why Buyers Choose Sayler Park

For first-time buyers

Cincinnati Public Schools, accessible new construction, and a real neighborhood feel — not a generic subdivision.

For empty-nesters and downsizers

Single-story ranch options atWinding Walks, walkable amenities, and the quiet of a riverfront neighborhood.

For commuters

15-20 minutes to downtown Cincinnati, 25 minutes to CVG airport, easy I-275 access for north-south travel, US-50 for east-west.

For families

Established neighborhood with mature trees, multiple parks within walking distance, and acommunity recreation centerwith year-round programs.

Our Sayler Park Community

Winding Walks

Cincinnati, OH 45233 · Active community

A rare new-construction opportunity in Sayler Park. 15 flexible floor plans — ranch and two-story homes designed for today's lifestyle, with basement designs and open-concept living spaces. Up toCincinnati Lift Tier tax abatementavailable. All homes built with cementitious lap siding. Many homesites with wooded views. Model home coming soon.

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Sayler Park Schools

Sayler Park is part ofCincinnati Public Schools. Elementary and middle school students attendSayler Park School, and high school students attendGilbert A. Dater High School.

Life in Sayler Park

Parks & Outdoor

Fernbank Parkanchors the local park system — a 63-acre park with more than a mile of Ohio River frontage, paved trails, picnic areas, and scenic river views.Thornton Triangleis a smaller neighborhood park in the village center, andEmbshoff Woodsoffers a quiet wooded park with walking trails.

Local Shops & Dining

The historicSayler Park Village Squareis the heart of the neighborhood, with locally-owned shops, coffee shops, cafés, and restaurants within walking distance. TheSayler Park Recreation Centerat 6720 Home City Avenue offers events, recreation, a gym, and gathering space.

Historic & Cultural

TheAnderson Ferry— a historic ferry to Northern Kentucky operating continuously since 1817 — is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.Sayler Park Sustainsis the annual community festival hosted by theSayler Park Village Council. Much of the historic architecture pre-dates 1940, preserving the area's small-town character.

Convenience

Downtown Cincinnatiis 15-20 minutes away via US-50 or I-275.CVG Airportis 25 minutes via I-275.Northern Kentuckyis 10 minutes byAnderson Ferryor I-275, and neighboring west-side communities includeWestern Hills, Cheviot, and Delhi.

Schedule a Visit

The best way to get to know Sayler Park is to visit. Walk the village square, drive the riverfront, and tourWinding Walks— Cristo's active community here.

Call(513) 224-4465or schedule a private community visit online.

About Cristo Homes

Cristo Homes has been building new homes in Greater Cincinnati since 1963 — over 60 years across three generations of family ownership. We build across 13+ active communities from Bellevue, KY to Wilmington, OH.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How far is Sayler Park from downtown Cincinnati?

15-20 minutes by car via US-50 or I-275. Sayler Park sits about 10 miles west of downtown along the Ohio River.

What school district is Sayler Park in?

Cincinnati Public Schools. Children typically attendSayler Park School(K-8) andGilbert A. Dater High School.

Does Sayler Park qualify for the Cincinnati tax abatement?

Yes — homes atWinding Walksare eligible forCincinnati's Lift Tier residential tax abatement(up to $300,000 of improved value abated for 15 years). Call (513) 224-4465 for details on a specific home.

How many new home communities does Cristo Homes build in Sayler Park?

One active community:Winding Walks. With 15 floor plans across one- and two-story designs, it covers a wide range of buyer preferences within the neighborhood.

Can I tour Sayler Park without an appointment?

You can drive through the neighborhood and Winding Walks anytime. For a tour of a specific home or floor plan, we recommend scheduling a visit by calling (513) 224-4465.

Ready to Learn More About Sayler Park?

Whether you want to schedule a tour ofWinding Walks, ask about Cincinnati's Lift Tier tax abatement, or just talk through what's available — our team is here to help. Call(513) 224-4465orcontact us online.