Build a Custom Home in Montgomery, Ohio with Classic Living Homes

Pond with fountain at Pioneer Park in Montgomery, Ohio
Playground at Swaim Park in Montgomery, Ohio
City of Montgomery fountain in downtown Montgomery, Ohio

Classic Living Homes is a custom home builder based in Montgomery, Ohio, with our office at 9383 Main Street. We build timeless luxury homes on lots across the city, including recent homes on Zig Zag Road and Remington Road, and we guide clients from lot selection through move-in, with service after the build.

Why build a custom home in Montgomery, Ohio?

Montgomery is a city of 10,853 residents (2020 U.S. Census) about 15 miles northeast of downtown Cincinnati by way of I-71. Settled in 1795 and named for Montgomery, New York, it pairs established, tree-lined neighborhoods with a historic downtown, the Heritage District, along Montgomery Road.

  • Schools: Montgomery is served by Sycamore Community Schools, which earned an overall 5-Star Rating on the 2025–2026 Ohio School Report Card.
  • Downtown life: Historic downtown Montgomery hosts the city’s Bastille Day celebration each July, and the Montgomery Farmers’ Market sets up along Montgomery Road on Saturdays from May through October.
  • Parks: City parks include Swaim, Pioneer, Pfeiffer, Dulle, and Weller parks, plus the Johnson Nature Preserve.
  • Access: I-71 and I-275 connect Montgomery to downtown Cincinnati, Mason, and the rest of the region, and Kenwood Towne Centre is a short drive away.

What has Classic Living Homes built in Montgomery?

Our recent Montgomery homes show the range of what a custom build here can be:

  • Zig Zag Road: a six-bedroom brick and stone home with a first-floor primary suite, a vaulted great room, and 7,257 finished square feet.
  • Remington Road: a five-bedroom white brick home near the historic downtown, with a covered porch, an outdoor kitchen, and a finished lower level.
  • Birkemeyer: a four-bedroom home in the Jones Farm neighborhood with 3,851 square feet.

How do you find a lot to build on in Montgomery?

Montgomery is an established city, so buildable lots come up less often than in newer suburbs. We help clients evaluate a lot before they buy, from setbacks and slope to how the home will sit on the site. For current pricing and inventory, see our Montgomery housing market report, or browse homes and lots for sale.

How much does it cost to build a custom home in Montgomery?

Cost depends on the lot, the size of the home, and the level of finish. Our build vs. buy cost breakdown walks through current Cincinnati-area numbers, and we provide project-specific pricing during an initial consultation.

Frequently asked questions

Does Classic Living Homes have an office in Montgomery?

Yes. Our office is at 9383 Main Street, Montgomery, OH 45242, open Monday through Friday from 9am to 5pm. Call 513-667-9085.

What school district serves Montgomery, Ohio?

Montgomery is served by Sycamore Community Schools, which includes Montgomery Elementary and Sycamore High School. Confirm the assigned schools for a specific address with the district.

Can I build a home with a first-floor primary suite in Montgomery?

Yes. Every home we build is custom, and our Zig Zag Road home in Montgomery includes a first-floor primary suite.

How far is Montgomery from downtown Cincinnati?

About 15 miles by road, typically via I-71.

Schedule a consultation to talk through a lot, a floor plan, or a timeline for your Montgomery home.

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Benefits

Community Benefits

Features and Amenities of Living in Montgomery

  1. A historic downtown, the Heritage District, with shops and restaurants along Montgomery Road.
  2. City parks including Swaim Park, Pioneer Park, Pfeiffer Park, and the Johnson Nature Preserve.
  3. Tree-lined streets and established neighborhoods with mature landscaping.
  4. Community events such as the July Bastille Day celebration and the Saturday farmers market, May through October.
  5. Sycamore Community Schools, rated 5 stars overall on the 2025–2026 Ohio School Report Card.

What’s Nearby

  1. Kenwood Towne Centre for shopping and dining, a short drive away.
  2. Direct access to I-71 and I-275 toward downtown Cincinnati, Mason, and beyond.
  3. Bethesda North Hospital, minutes from Montgomery.
  4. Neighboring Blue Ash and Loveland for more dining, trails, and recreation.
  5. Downtown Cincinnati, about 15 miles away by road.

General Community Info

  1. Population of 10,853 at the 2020 U.S. Census.
  2. Settled in 1795 and named for Montgomery, New York.
  3. Located in Hamilton County, ZIP code 45242.
  4. Served by Sycamore Community Schools.
  5. A mix of historic homes and new custom construction.
Great room with a stacked-stone fireplace and beamed ceiling in a Classic Living Homes custom home

Where we build

Where we Build

We design, build, and service our customer’s homes to exceed expectations. Timeless architectural integrity and attention to detail will come together in a residence worthy of your signature. From the initial vision, through design and construction, your experience will be enjoyable, participatory and gratifying.

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