Pendleton PropertiesPET-FRIENDLY LUXURY APARTMENTS
525 E 13th St, Cincinnati, OH 45202
A renovated 1878 brick building in the heart of Pendleton — home to four apartments, our office and The Pendleton Suite.
| Unit | Layout | Size | Rent | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Pendleton Suite | 4 bed · sleeps 11 | Short-term rental | $439 / night avg | Book a stay → |
| Unit 2 | Layout and size on request | — | — | Leased |
| Unit 3 | 2 bed / 1 bath | About 900 sq ft | — | Leased |
| Unit 4 | 5 bed, two floors · rented by the room | About 2,200 sq ft | $900 / room | 2 rooms available → |
Rent range reflects current leases as of October 2026. Availability and pricing change — ask us for what’s open now or coming up.
Built in 1878, 525 E 13th is a four-story brick building on a stone foundation, from the same era as the Italianate townhomes and brick tenement buildings that define Pendleton. It sits on a double-width lot with a fenced parking area — rare for the neighborhood. Today it holds four homes and our office, and one of them operates as The Pendleton Suite, our Superhost-rated short-term rental.
Pendleton is the small triangle between Liberty Street, Reading Road and Sycamore Street, just east of Over-the-Rhine and north of downtown. It takes its name from George H. Pendleton (1825–1889), the Cincinnati senator behind the Pendleton Act, which created the merit-based federal civil service. Long counted as part of Over-the-Rhine — it still sits inside the Over-the-Rhine Historic District — Pendleton became a neighborhood in its own right in 1987. Its blocks are lined with 19th-century Italianate townhomes, carriage houses and brick tenement buildings, and the 2010s brought a rebuilt Ziegler Park and a wave of restored buildings.
Building details are drawn from public records and listing history and are provided for general information.