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CITY GUIDE
Montgomery County

Englewood Ohio
Real Estate

Quiet Comfort on the I-70 Corridor

Englewood is a quiet, well-established community of roughly 13,000 residents along the I-70 corridor west of Dayton. Known for its affordable housing, mature neighborhoods, and easy access to parks and trails, Englewood offers a slower pace without sacrificing convenience. The city is home to Twin Lake MetroPark and sits just minutes from the Great Miami River Trail — making it a hidden gem for outdoor enthusiasts and families who want more space at a lower price point.

OVERVIEW

Living in Englewood

Englewood is the kind of community where things move at a comfortable pace. The housing stock includes well-maintained ranches, two-story colonials, and newer subdivisions with larger lots. Twin Lake MetroPark and the connecting trail network give residents direct access to nature, while nearby Northmont and Clayton provide additional shopping and dining options. The Northmont City Schools serve the area and are well-regarded, making Englewood a solid choice for homebuyers seeking value and space.

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NEIGHBORHOODS

Popular Neighborhoods in Englewood

Explore the neighborhoods that make Englewood unique. From historic districts to newer developments, each area has its own character and appeal.

National Road Corridor

$180,000–$260,000

The National Road corridor is an established area with affordable homes and convenient highway access. Its proximity to I-70 makes it a practical choice for commuters seeking value in a quiet community.

Affordable, established housing Convenient I-70 highway access Quiet, community-oriented community

Englewood Reserve

$240,000–$320,000

Englewood Reserve is a newer community featuring modern homes with contemporary designs. It appeals to buyers seeking newer construction in a quieter setting outside the inner-ring suburbs.

Newer community with modern homes Contemporary designs and finishes Quieter suburban setting

Downtown Englewood

$160,000–$230,000

Downtown Englewood offers a small-town feel that is actively revitalizing, with local businesses and community events. It appeals to buyers who appreciate a close-knit atmosphere and affordable living.

Small-town feel with community spirit Revitalizing downtown with local businesses Affordable housing options
KEY DATA

Englewood at a Glance

Population

~13,000

Median Home Price

$200,000–$300,000

Median Household Income

$58,000–$72,000

Avg Commute to Dayton

20–25 min

School District

Northmont City Schools

Cost of Living

10–13% below national average

MARKET INSIGHTS

Real Estate in Englewood

Englewood's market is attractively priced, with median homes between $200,000 and $300,000. The area offers genuine value — larger lots, quieter streets, and more home for the money compared to inner-ring suburbs. For buyers willing to look west of I-75, Englewood delivers on both space and price. Appreciation has been steady, and well-maintained homes in desirable pockets are competitive.

WHY HERE

Top Reasons to Move to Englewood

Affordable homes with generous lots and mature neighborhoods
Twin Lake MetroPark and direct access to regional trail networks
Quiet, community-oriented atmosphere with low traffic and strong community ties
Northmont City Schools — solid academics with a B+ rating
Easy I-70 access to Dayton, the airport, and regional employment
EDUCATION

Schools in Englewood

B+ (GreatSchools average)
Northmont City Schools

Northmont High School

A comprehensive high school with strong athletics, vocational programs, and a supportive learning environment.

Northmont Middle School

Serves the district with a solid academic program and active extracurricular offerings.

Englewood Elementary

A well-regarded elementary school known for its engaged parent community and strong academic outcomes.

EXPLORE

Things to Do in Englewood

Twin Lake MetroPark

A 160-acre park with two lakes, fishing, hiking trails, picnic areas, and a nature center — the crown jewel of Englewood's outdoor recreation.

Great Miami River Trail

A paved multi-use trail running along the Great Miami River, connecting Englewood to regional trail networks and parks.

Patterson Road Park

A community park with playgrounds, athletic fields, and open green space for family recreation.

Englewood Community Events

Seasonal festivals, farmers markets, and neighborhood gatherings that bring the community together throughout the year.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions About Englewood

Is Englewood Ohio a good place to live?

Yes. Englewood is a well-kept secret for Dayton-area homebuyers. It offers affordable housing ($200K to $300K), quiet neighborhoods, Twin Lake MetroPark, and direct access to the Great Miami River Trail. The cost of living is 10 to 13% below the national average. Northmont City Schools are rated B+. It is a top choice for families who want value, outdoor recreation, and a slower pace. Glasshouse Realty agents know every Englewood neighborhood.

How much do homes cost in Englewood?

Median home prices in Englewood range from $200,000 to $300,000, with larger lots and more square footage than inner-ring suburbs at similar prices. The B+ rated Northmont City Schools add family appeal. Englewood delivers genuine value, quieter streets, and more home for the money compared to suburbs closer to Dayton. Glasshouse Realty agents can help you find the best value.

What school district serves Englewood?

Englewood is served by Northmont City Schools, rated B+ by GreatSchools. The district offers solid academics, competitive athletics, and a supportive community environment. Northmont High School is a comprehensive high school with strong academic and vocational programs. The district is a key reason families choose Englewood. Glasshouse Realty agents can confirm school assignments for any property.

Is Englewood safe?

Englewood is generally considered a safe, community-oriented city with low traffic and strong neighborhood ties. Twin Lake MetroPark and the connecting trail network are well-maintained and popular with families. Crime rates are lower than the national average. For neighborhood-specific safety data, a Glasshouse Realty agent can provide current information.

What outdoor recreation is near Englewood?

Englewood is home to Twin Lake MetroPark, a 160-acre park with two lakes, fishing, hiking trails, and a nature center. The Great Miami River Trail connects Englewood to the regional trail network, providing miles of paved paths for walking, running, and cycling. It is one of the best outdoor recreation values in the Dayton metro. Glasshouse Realty agents can point you to homes near the trails.

What is the commute like from Englewood to Dayton?

Englewood is approximately 20 to 25 minutes from downtown Dayton via I-70. The I-70 corridor provides easy access to Dayton International Airport, Wright-Patterson AFB, and the entire Dayton metro. The community is quiet and residential, but major employment centers are within a 20-minute drive. Glasshouse Realty agents can help you find a home optimized for your commute.

What is the cost of living in Englewood?

Englewood offers a cost of living 10 to 13% below the national average, making it one of the most affordable communities in the Dayton metro. Median home prices range from $200,000 to $300,000, and housing costs are notably lower than inner-ring suburbs. Northmont City Schools (B+) serve the area. Glasshouse Realty agents can provide a full cost-of-ownership analysis for any Englewood property.

Englewood vs Vandalia: which is better for homebuyers?

Englewood ($200K to $300K) offers larger lots, Twin Lake MetroPark, and Northmont City Schools (B+). Vandalia ($190K to $234K) provides unbeatable highway access at the I-70/I-75 interchange and proximity to Dayton International Airport. Englewood leans more residential and outdoorsy, while Vandalia has more commercial development. Glasshouse Realty agents can help you compare both markets.

Why Glasshouse Realty

Your Trusted Real Estate Partner in Englewood

Glasshouse Realty is deeply rooted in the Englewood market. Our agents live and work in Montgomery County, and we bring that ground-level knowledge to every transaction. Whether you're buying your first home or selling a property, we know the schools, the neighborhoods, the market trends, and the details that make the difference in Englewood.

The Difference is Clear. We built Glasshouse Realty on a simple idea: put agents first, treat every client like a neighbor, and let the results speak for themselves. Since 2019, that approach has made us one of the fastest-growing brokerages in the Dayton area.

Agent-Centric Model

Leads are shared, not sold. Our agents invest in each other — and in you.

Deep Local Knowledge

We know the neighborhoods, schools, and market shifts that matter here.

Community Roots

We live and work in the communities we serve — not somewhere else.

Transparent Process

Honest guidance, clear communication, no surprises at the closing table.

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