Cincinnati-based Potterhill Homes, is a family-owned company founded
in 2001 to provide affordable single-family homes with traditional architecture
for cities and suburbs. Started by Cincinnati real estate pioneer Dan Rolfes,
Potterhill Homes has been a labor of love from the beginning. Potterhill
Homes President, Carolyn Rolfes lives in a Potterhill Home.
Potterhill Homes works with leading architects to design home plans
that will fit nicely into existing communities. Homes are designed with
the owner in mind. We also develop full communities, taking in mind the
existing area's look, feel and personality.
Potterhill Homes provides an affordable option as cities across the
country search for unique ways to create affordable housing and increase
home ownership levels. Finance options abound, even for first-time homeowners.
Event Timeline
2009 – Potterhill Homes receives recognition from the Business Courier publication for being the 4th largest home builder in the Greater Cincinnati market.
2009 – Potterhill Homes merges with Charleston Signature Homes to offer customers a wider choice of locations and floor plans.
2008 – Potterhill Homes becomes the first builder in Southern Ohio to complete an NAHB Green certified home.
2007 – Opens Mills of Miami,
the largest full-development project to date. When complete, Mills of
Miami will have 200 home sites with a club house, community pool, picnic
pavilion and a path connecting to Miami Meadows Park.
2006 – Potterhill Homes builds its 150th house
2005 – Participates in the Cincinnati Homebuilder's Association CitiRama
home show in Bond Hill.
2005 – Opens DeWitt Landing in
historic village of Greenhills.
2004 – Builds two homes in partnership with HURC (Homestead Urban Redevelopment
Corporation) in the infill neighborhood of Evanston
2002 – Potterhill Homes premieres with the opening of Mills
of Carthage, a breakthrough community built on a reclaimed brown
field. The community gets nationwide attention as an excellent example
of urban development. Over 4,000 people from across the country toured
the community.