Westwood offers a variety of homes to its residents ranging from those with old world charm to new homes such as those in the 2004 Citirama. Whether you are looking for a Victorian, Four Square, Tudor, Ranch, Contemporary, or new construction, Westwood has something to offer.

In 2004, Cincinnati Magazine featured Westwood in an article that selected the best neighborhoods in the area. Westwood was selected for the "I need a trendy address" category to represent the West Side.

The neighborhood is know for its close proximity to downtown, the interstates, and tree lined streets. Many parts of the neighborhood were built for walking and offer beautiful views as you turn the corner.

In the historic parts of the neighborhood you can hear the church bells ring as you relax on your porch, or take a stroll to one of the many neighborhood business. Some such as Sontag's Dry Cleaner, Ken's Barber Service, Pohlman's Upholstery, and Keidel's Supply have been in the neighborhood for generations, while newer establishments such as Henke Winery, Rondo's restaurant, and The Coffee Cap are a welcome addition to the neighborhood.

In the heart of the neighborhood is collection of buildings which are on the National Register of Historic Places. Several buildings comprise this district. The Westwood Town Hall, a Romanesque structure built in 1889, is situated on approximately 2 acres at the corner of Harrison and Montana. Other supporting buildings are the Fire House, Westwood Elementary, and the recently renovated Westwood Library.