The Koehler House

Step into a piece of Hamilton history at 916 Gray Avenue, a distinctive 1924 Tudor Revival in historic Highland Park. Listed in Hamilton’s Ohio Historic Inventory and now proudly displaying a historical plaque, the home was originally associated with Charles Edward Koehler, president of the Hamilton Brass & Aluminum Casting Company, connecting it to Hamilton’s rich industrial past.

Nearly a century of character is complemented by an impressive list of 2026 improvements. A complete roof tear-off and replacement on the home and garage was completed in April, along with a new boiler and hot water heater in March and new split systems upstairs and down in August. Extensive plumbing and electrical updates have also been completed throughout the home.

The brand-new kitchen features Corian countertops and island, white cabinetry, ceramic tile backsplash, stainless farmhouse sink, new plumbing, electrical and lighting, disposal, and all-new appliances. A new first-floor laundry adds everyday convenience.

Additional improvements include new electrical to the garage and garage door opener, select new upstairs flooring, fresh paint and trim throughout, and new landscaping featuring a courtyard English garden.

With its Tudor architecture, documented history, historical plaque, and extensive modern improvements, 916 Gray Avenue offers a rare opportunity to own and continue the story of one of Highland Park’s distinctive historic homes.