Neighborhoods in Dayton, OH

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  Webster Station

  The center of Dayton's electric light industry in the late 19th century, Webster Station today is a historic downtown neighborhood of locally owned breweries and loft-style condos in renovated warehouses, as well as newly built townhouses. “Webster Station is the up-and-coming place in Dayton,” says Wes Hartshorn, owner of Hartshorn Properties,

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    $393K

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    $303K - $498K

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  Downtown Dayton

  From sweeping views of the Miami River to a bustling entertainment scene, Downtown Dayton takes on the self-proclaimed title of "everyone's neighborhood." It's the city's beating heart, offering diverse cuisine, career opportunities and a thriving arts community. Riverfront parks overflow with recreation, and the neighborhood is home to more than

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    $350K

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    $208K - $1.1M

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  Oregon

  Initially founded in 1829, Oregon stands out as Dayton’s oldest neighborhood. But with its vibrant population, active shopping districts and rejuvenated historic homes, this community stays relevant and popular even two centuries later. “It’s a very trendy area,” says Mike Meyer, a Realtor with Irongate Realtors who has served the area for over 27

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    $313K

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    $175K - $571K

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    5 Listings

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  Pheasant Hill

  Pheasant Hill is a leafy, secluded neighborhood on the border of Dayton and Huber Heights. Forests run through Pheasant Hill, making it feel further from the city than it is, while nearby retail centers and thoroughfares make for convenient commuting and shopping. While the neighborhood doesn't have much beyond its many spacious, well-maintained

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    $302K

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    $130K - $411K

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  Gateway

  When Dayton commuters are looking to settle down in suburbia but aren't quite ready to give up the city activity, they find a home Gateway. This community sits 7 miles from downtown Dayton along State Route 4. "The location is great for commuters who want to find a reasonable single-family home with an easy drive into the city," says Karry

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    $298K

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    $282K - $537K

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  University Park

  It's unsurprising that the neighborhood surrounding the University of Dayton (UD) is called University Park, but the community has much more to offer than just this prestigious institution. The neighborhood is also home to the Miami Valley Hospital and Carillon Historical Park, blending education with significant city history and major employment

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    $261K

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    $240K - $559K

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  Shroyer Park

  With simple, unobtrusive greenery and block after block of well-maintained homes, Shroyer Park has the classic look of suburbia without getting too far from the vibrant center of downtown Dayton. "You'll be close to downtown but still have a suburban lifestyle," says Shannon Holtgrieve, Realtor with Keller Williams Advisors Realty. Known for quiet

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    $218K

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    $160K - $403K

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  Wright-Dunbar

  The Wright-Dunbar neighborhood is significant to Dayton's history. It's where aviation pioneers Orville and Wilbur Wright grew up and nurtured their dreams alongside classmate and friend Paul Laurence Dunbar, the famed African American poet and novelist. The legacies of all three men live on in the community, with several museums, historical

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    $218K

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    $259K - $358K

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  McPherson

  One of Dayton's first suburbs, McPherson has stood the test of time by growing alongside the city. It's just 1 mile north of Downtown Dayton, which is continually undergoing revival due to the efforts of the city government and the Downtown Dayton Partnership. "They have pumped literally billions of dollars into Dayton, and that is starting to

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    $216K

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  Northridge Estates

  Along a bend in the Stillwater River, Northridge Estates is a woodsy neighborhood known for its well-maintained homes and abundant green spaces. Much of the area is forested, with residential pockets and commercial buildings carving space between large clusters of trees. New construction blends with the neighborhood’s post-World War II homes, and

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    $213K

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    $145K - $746K

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  South Park

  One of Ohio’s largest historic villages, South Park is currently experiencing a shift as its picturesque buildings and streets become the new homes of younger generations and their families. “It leans toward younger people who want a strong sense of community,” says Holly DiFlora, an agent with The Home Group Realty who’s worked toward the

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    $190K

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    $65K - $456K

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  Grafton Hill

  Just across the Miami River from downtown Dayton is the historic neighborhood of Grafton Hill. But people who live there don’t identify as being close to the action of downtown. “You need to think of Grafton Hill as a village,” says 40-plus-year resident Dan Barton, who has lived in four houses in the neighborhood during his time there. “We’re not

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    $173K

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  Fairlane

  In the suburb of Fairlane, longtime homeowners live next door to a massive veterans hospital, which is also a major employer in the region. Outside the hospital, Fairlane has a handful of city conveniences; however, a major highway passing through the area connects residents to stores, restaurants and other employers, including LexisNexis, just a

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    $166K

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    $75K - $215K

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    2 Listings

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  DeWeese

  Where the Stillwater River flows into the Great Miami River, DeWeese offers a rare mix of rural and urban living. With a hilly landscape and tree-lined streets, the community's park-like setting is uncommon so close to the city center. However, it's been the neighborhood's claim to fame for generations. "Even 100 years ago, this was an area where

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    $157K

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    $37K - $253K

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    3 Listings

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  Eastmont

  On the far east side of Dayton, Eastmont is an up-and-coming community with much to offer its homeowners. "Eastmont's becoming a trendy area because although it's not walkable to downtown, you're still only a very short drive to all the cool restaurants, breweries and festivals downtown," says Kerry Santiago, Realtor with Coldwell Banker Heritage

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    $154K

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    $96K - $255K

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  Belmont

  With a population of over 10,000, Belmont is one of Dayton’s largest and oldest residential zones. One might expect that such an established part of town would be old-fashioned and set in its ways, but nothing could be further from the truth. “There’s a lot of growth happening here,” says Brian Petro, vice president of the

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    $151K

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    $90K - $240K

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    25 Listings

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  Dayton View Triangle

  Known for its diverse historical architecture, Dayton View Triangle is one of the city's most sought-after neighborhoods. Settled in the late 1910s, the neighborhood saw a surge of residents looking for a fresh start after the 1913 flood, and the area's popularity has grown ever since. "Whenever I list a house, I always double-check where it is

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    $149K

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    $73K - $240K

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  University Row

  While University Row's name may give the impression that the neighborhood is near one of Dayton's colleges, the community has minimal connection with the city's higher education system. University Row is known for its historic homes that boast diverse early-20th-century designs. "The historic buildings are definitely a huge draw for both

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    $147K

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    $64K - $295K

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  Mount Vernon

  Quiet and calm, Mount Vernon is a small, established neighborhood with diverse architecture. Homeowners and the neighborhood association work together to preserve the community's unique characteristics while bringing new life to the neighborhood. "It's an area that's prospering. People want to move there and fix up the homes," says Traci Martin, a

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    $145K

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    $32K - $214K

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  Historic Inner East

  Historic Inner East is immersed in culture, as its two historic districts hold some of the city's oldest homes. Less than 2 miles from the Miami River, the neighborhood's geography and compassionate residents make the community what it is today. "During the 1913 Dayton flood, boats that were built and manned by our people would drop rescued people

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    $145K

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    $44K - $397K

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  Linden Heights

  For those seeking a close-knit community, the Linden Heights neighborhood of Dayton extends a warm welcome. The neighborhood association holds regular social events for neighbors and works together on bettering the area with park projects and cleanups. The mostly residential neighborhood is in city limits without the hustle and bustle, while still

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    $135K

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    $49K - $215K

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  Hearthstone

  Part of the larger Belmont region, Hearthstone's small to mid-size homes welcome people looking to make an investment. Neighbors connect through a community council, and most are longtime residents. "The first rental I ever owned was in that neighborhood. We lived there for eight years and really loved it," says Lisa Goris-May, Realtor with

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    $135K

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    $86K - $200K

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  Princeton Heights

  Just south of the city’s historic Golden Triangle, Princeton Heights has been part of Dayton’s landscape for generations. The community goes hand in hand with its neighbor, University Row, as both areas feature streets named after well-known Ivy Leagues. While investors are slowly coming in and renovating properties to modern rental standards,

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    $133K

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    $60K - $209K

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  Walnut Hills

  As one of Dayton’s first suburbs, Walnut Hills stands out with historic architecture and civic pride not easily found in other neighborhoods. Gentle hills place the community on an elevation just above the surrounding area, providing panoramic views into the city in some areas. Lovingly maintained homes, churches and green spaces follow calm,

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    $128K

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    $53K - $210K

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  Old Dayton View

  As its name suggests, Old Dayton View is steeped in local history as one of the oldest neighborhoods in the city. It’s home to the Dayton View Historic District with its diverse architecture from the late 19th century and a non-profit group oversees the neighborhood’s preservation, ensuring significant historical buildings are carefully renovated

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    $128K

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    $38K - $149K

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    1 Listing

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