Neighborhoods in the 45414 ZIP Code

Between the Great Miami and Stillwater rivers lies Vandalia, a top-rated parks and recreation suburb of Dayton. With over 30 parks in Dayton and six in the city, it’s an outdoor enthusiasts’ haven. According to Niche, Vandalia is the No. 7 best place to raise a family in Montgomery County, which also ranked it among the top suburbs with the lowest

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

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

Just north of Dayton's city limits, Northridge is an expansive unincorporated community within the Harrison Township. The neighborhood is slightly over 3 miles long and is part of the Dayton metropolitan area, but it has its own school district. Homebuyers will find parks, commercial businesses and industrial complexes within the neighborhood, and

Blanketed in long, uninterrupted stretches of open fields and copses of trees, the community of Kittyhawk represents what happens when the suburbs begin to peel back, revealing the first glimpses of a sleepy, country lifestyle. Located in Dayton's most northern corner, this tiny neighborhood is best known for its manufacturing industry and the