Monte Casino

Situated on an elevated plateau with views of downtown Cincinnati and Covington, Monte Casino was settled in the early 1960s. Originally the area was the site of a Benedictine monastery and vineyard. It was also the site of Ft. Henry, the Civil War headquarters for Union General Lew Wallace. Proximity to the Kyles Lane interchange of I-75 facilitated growth in this neighborhood. Ranch houses and contemporary bi-levels dominate the neighborhood on quiet cut-de-sac streets. New homes are still be constructed in the area.

If you live in the Kuhrs Lane neighborhood then consider yourself invited to the Monte Casino neighborhood functions.

There is no designated city park directly within the Monte Casino neighborhood or Kuhrs Lane neighborhood of Covington, Kentucky. The neighborhood is primarily residential, characterized by ranch houses and bi-level homes built in the 1960s on an elevated plateau that was previously the site of a Benedictine monastery and vineyard.