Cincinnati, OH Rooms for Rent with Air Conditioning

22 rentals available

252 Klotter Ave #1, Cincinnati, OH 45219
$700/mo
3 beds · 1.5 baths · 225 sqft room
252 Klotter Ave #1Cincinnati, OH 45219
345 Calhoun St, Cincinnati, OH 45219
$800/mo
4 beds · 2 baths · 900 sq ft
345 Calhoun StCincinnati, OH 45219
3157 Bishop St, Cincinnati, OH 45220
$1,000/mo
4 beds · 2 baths · 250 sqft room · 3 housemates
3157 Bishop StCincinnati, OH 45220
2368 Chickasaw St #1, Cincinnati, OH 45219
$800/mo
5 beds · 3 baths
2368 Chickasaw St #1Cincinnati, OH 45219
2212 Ravine St, Cincinnati, OH 45219
$2,600/mo
5 beds · 2.5 baths · 2,340 sq ft
2212 Ravine StCincinnati, OH 45219
2229 Wheeler St #1, Cincinnati, OH 45219
$1,400/mo
2 beds · 2 baths · 1 housemate
2229 Wheeler St #1Cincinnati, OH 45219
1353 Lincoln Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45206
$800/mo
4 beds · 2.5 baths · 225 sqft room · 3 housemates
1353 Lincoln AveCincinnati, OH 45206
4606 Ward St #2, Cincinnati, OH 45227
$500/mo
1 bed · 1 bath
4606 Ward St #2Cincinnati, OH 45227
3863 Evers St, Cincinnati, OH 45205
$1,295/mo
2 beds · 1 bath · 700 sq ft
3863 Evers StCincinnati, OH 45205
760 Straight St, Cincinnati, OH 45214
$650/mo
5 beds · 3 baths · 1,684 sq ft · 5+ housemates
760 Straight StCincinnati, OH 45214
2315 Chickasaw St #1, Cincinnati, OH 45219
$650/mo
1 bed · 2.5 baths · 1,656 sq ft
2315 Chickasaw St #1Cincinnati, OH 45219
206 Oak St #2B, Cincinnati, OH 45219
$695/mo
4 beds · 2 baths · 3 housemates
206 Oak St #2BCincinnati, OH 45219
525 E 13th St #4, Cincinnati, OH 45202
$900/mo
5 beds · 2 baths · 260 sqft room · 2 housemates
525 E 13th St #4Cincinnati, OH 45202
2516 Cleinview Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45206
$1,250/mo
2 beds · 1 bath · 900 sqft room · 0 housemates
2516 Cleinview AveCincinnati, OH 45206
407 Southview Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45219
$600/mo
1 bed · 3 baths · 1,632 sq ft · 4 housemates
407 Southview AveCincinnati, OH 45219
538 Terrace Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45220
$350/mo
1 bed · 1 bath · 250 sqft room · 5+ housemates
538 Terrace AveCincinnati, OH 45220
173 Warner St #2, Cincinnati, OH 45219
$725/mo
4 beds · 2 baths · 135 sqft room · 4 housemates
173 Warner St #2Cincinnati, OH 45219
245 Helen St #1, Cincinnati, OH 45219
$650/mo
5 beds · 2 baths · 1,700 sq ft
245 Helen St #1Cincinnati, OH 45219
504 Baum St #3, Cincinnati, OH 45202
$1,250/mo
1 bed · 1 bath · 800 sq ft · 1 housemate
504 Baum St #3Cincinnati, OH 45202
Special Offer
2752 Enslin St, Cincinnati, OH 45225
$3,100/mo
5 beds · 2 baths · 1,725 sq ft
2752 Enslin StCincinnati, OH 45225

About Cincinnati

Thinking about moving to Cincinnati? Here’s what you need to know.

Often thought of as the first purely American city, Cincinnati was one of the original boomtowns of the early nineteenth century, benefitting from its gateway position between north and south, and east and west. After economic downturns in the twentieth century, Ohio’s third-largest city is on the rise, again finding its footing at the intersection of Midwestern values and Southern charm. The nearly 300,000 residents live along the hills and bluffs of the Ohio River, overlooking the Bluegrass region of Kentucky, a naturally beautiful area to call home.

Who’s there?

Ten Fortune 500 companies have headquarters in Cincinnati, including Kroger, Macy’s and Procter & Gamble, which has a long history in the city dating to its early stockyards. The University of Cincinnati is another big employer with nearly 44,000 enrolled students and 16,000 employees. The cost of living is around 10 percent lower than the national average, making it desirable for those looking to buy real estate. The estimated median house value was $120,400 in 2013.

What’s around Cincinnati?

The city center is the historic and architectural hub of Cincinnati. The Over-the-Rhine district is one of the largest historic districts listed on the National Register of Historic Places, which includes the renovated Fountain Square area, City Hall and the Cincinnati Enquirer Building, among dozens of others. For a Rust Belt city, it has been fairly immune to urban decay, though the urban sprawl has affected the landscape. The I-275 Beltway and Ohio River break up many of the numerous neighborhoods. Suburbs like Montgomery, Evendale, Blue Ash, Loveland and Kenwood lie north and east along the beltway and are attractive for those who don’t mind a relatively short commute. Historic neighborhoods and villages like Mount Adams, which overlooks the Ohio River, Glendale and Indian Hill are also still thriving. Metro runs buses downtown, across the river to Covington, Kentucky, and up north to Kenwood, but most residents outside the immediate downtown area rely on cars to get around.

What do you do In Cincinnati?

Cincinnati is one of only 13 cities in the U.S. with all five fine arts; represented by the Cincinnati Ballet, Cincinnati Symphony and Pops Orchestra, Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra, Cincinnati Opera, the Cincinnati Art Museum, Contemporary Arts Center and Taft Museum of Art. It is also home to annual events such as the Cincinnati Masters tennis tournament, Ohio Valley Jazz Festival, MidPoint Music Festival and Oktoberfest. The revitalization efforts around the riverfront over the last 15 years included a new stadium for the Cincinnati Reds and mixed-use retail and residential buildings that connect the ballpark to the Cincinnati Bengals field.