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The Catalytic Fund is excited to showcase interesting properties like this one, which further enhance the reputation of urban living in Northern Kentucky. All in all, the owners say, this house is probably working harder in 2020 than it did in 1890. In addition to their home offices, the owners have an Airbnb unit with a separate entrance and a music recording studio that they also rent out. It all comes together in a stylish space that the owners sometimes rent out for events. The home’s quirky, eclectic decor offers many delightful surprises, including whimsical lighting, custom murals and tiny figures hidden throughout the house. They courageously took on the renovation of the home, which has successfully been completed with the help of local artists and craftspeople. The owners nicknamed it the “bricky house” as a pun, referring both to the building material and also to an old-fashioned slang word, meaning brave. The young couple who now owns it also uses it as both a residence and a place for their businesses. The house featured in this week’s episode of Beyond the Curb: River City Living was built in 1890 as an office and residence for a doctor and his family in Dayton.

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