Brookville, OH Homes for Rent

In 1844, Brookville was founded as an agricultural hub, and its rural location surrounded by farmland suggests that the community remains a tiny farming town to this day. In reality, Brookville has grown substantially in recent years. Industries have expanded within the community, and residential construction is on the rise. Quick interstate access keeps people connected to larger cities without spiking traffic in town. Overall, the community welcomes new opportunities while simultaneously preserving its small-town atmosphere. “Events and community involvement have made it a very tightknit,” says Sharon Isbell, a 20-year resident and administrative assistant for the Brookville Area Chamber of Commerce. “It’s not hard to get involved in something that you’re passionate about.” Brookville welcomed five new subdivisions in 2024, with a few still under construction in 2025. Each offers contemporary single-family homes, except for Meadowlark, which has townhomes. Neighborhoods near the city’s core have smaller lots, but homes have unique historical architecture dating back to the 1900s. Away from downtown, ranch-style and New Traditional houses offer sprawling grass lawns on wide,