Springboro
When asked about a growing community that has excellent schools and business opportunities, “Springboro” is one area I recommend. Located South of the Dayton area, Springboro is an easy commute via Rt 741 or I-75.
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Five Oaks Area
Eclectic neighborhoods with tree lined streets are only a part of the appeal to this area. Most homes were constructed in the early 1920’s and are of “grand style and charm” with typical wood working features unmatched in today’s craft. Some streets remain brick, while others have given way to the newer age of asphalt. You will recognize the distinguishing architecture features and feel instantly “at home.” Take a step back in time and enjoy what was once and still remains grand (yet at affordable prices!)
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Montgomery County
Located in the Southwest region of the State, Montgomery County was founded in 1803 and named after General Richard Montgomery, an officer in the American Revolutionary War who led the Army that captured Montreal. The county consists of 462 square miles. Dayton was involved in the industrialization, war efforts and labor unions and grew in population, business and appointed the designation of County Seat.
A majority of this site and information about communities in the area are in Montgomery County (unless otherwise stipulated.)
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Lebanon
“Dedicated to Excellence in Public Service” this community boasts being advanced in technology and service! With a heritage built on philanthropy it’s no wonder that community activities are filled with festivals: Lebanon is host to a Blues Festival, the Country Applefest and a Horse Drawn Carriage Parade to name a few.
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Mason
Growing and Developing – this area is one of our largest booming communities with an excellent rated school district and a housing market that is appreciating well about the other local areas. Of course, the amusement parks and local attractions continue to bring people and families from all surrounding areas. King’s Island, Boomerang Bay, The Beach and The Great Wolf Lodge are all great family fun!
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Franklin
The best way to describe this area is to repeat their “unofficial motto”: Large Enough to Serve You — Small Enough to Know You. Franklin is located South of Dayton off Interstate 75 and has a great Community Park that is a large 65-acre setting for family, friends and fun!
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