Historic Inner East Homes for Rent

Historic Inner East is a Dayton neighborhood known for its distinctive architecture. The area’s Queen Annes, Italian villas, Victorian houses and Gothic Revival homes primarily date from 1860 to the early 20th century. Homeowners are dedicated to preserving the historic value of their properties, and exterior changes require approval from the city’s landmark commission. The community is highly social and stays active with events like Porch Fest, A Dickens of a Christmas tour and the Dayton Liederkranz-Turner Germanfest Picnic. Other things to do include visiting Bomberger Park, the community’s main green space. It offers a playground, sports courts and a large picnic area. RiverScape MetroPark, located nearby, provides more activities like biking, kayaking and ice skating. The park also hosts annual city events. Nearby dining options include Gem City Catfé, Fifth Street Brewpub and Wheat Penny Oven and Bar. More restaurants and shops are in neighboring areas, like the Oregon District and Downtown Dayton. The community is walkable, but public transit is available along major roads, and drivers can easily access Highway 35. Students can attend Stivers School for the Arts, a highly rated high school focusing on visual and performing arts.