Situated where the Ohio and Licking rivers meet, Newport, Kentucky offers a rich historical setting just minutes from downtown Cincinnati. This riverside city of 14,150 residents maintains its small-town atmosphere while providing easy access to major employment centers via the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge and Taylor-Southgate Bridge. The East Row Historic District, Northern Kentucky's largest historic district, showcases Newport's Victorian-era architecture with beautifully preserved homes from the late 1800s along tree-lined streets. The Mansion Hill neighborhood features historic properties within walking distance of Newport on the Levee's entertainment complex and the Newport Aquarium. Commuters appreciate the straightforward 10-minute drive to Cincinnati's central business district, while the Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky provides reliable public transportation options. The city's established neighborhoods near Monmouth Street feature a mix of updated historic homes and newer rental properties, with easy access to local restaurants, coffee shops, and essential services. With average rental rates for three-bedroom houses around $3,390, Newport combines the charm of historic architecture with convenient access to urban amenities.