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Family-friendly suburb with top-notch schools all within 16 miles of Dayton
Named for its central location between the Great Miami River and the Little Miami River, Centerville is a suburban city of about 24,000 with stellar public schools and plenty of family fun just 16 miles away from Dayton. "Residents love our excellent schools, beautiful parks, outstanding libraries and strong neighborhoods that create a welcoming atmosphere for families, professionals and retirees alike. Once people move here, they stay because of the strong sense of community, outstanding city services and continuous investment in development and infrastructure." Key industries include healthcare, manufacturing and education with top employers like Premier Health, Bethany Lutheran Village and Centerville City Schools.
On the south end of Centerville, you can find beautiful views while walking or driving.
Children love running and playing at the new playgrounds in Centerville.
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Home styles from midcentury to condos to new construction
Architectural designs range from early stone buildings to midcentury homes, townhomes, and new construction. "Centerville's housing market is strong and competitive while remaining more affordable than some larger metro areas," Compton says. The median single-family price of $350,000 is at least $50,000 less than the national median. Two-bedroom homes are even less expensive, with a median price of $182,000. Townhomes tend to be pricier, with a median price of $417,000.
Ranch homes are more common in the older established neighborhoods within Centerville.
Residents in Centerville take pride in their homes and love to take care of them daily.
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Highly rated Centerville City Schools has 14 schools
Niche names the Centerville City School District the best school district in the Dayton area and the ninth-best district out of nearly 600 in Ohio, giving it an A-plus grade. The district serves over 8,000 students across 14 schools. "Our public schools are a top reason that families move to Centerville," Jon Wesney, superintendent of Centerville City Schools, says. "Our community values a well-rounded education, and students experience a sense of belonging through athletics, the arts, and various co-curricular and extracurricular organizations." One of the newest extracurricular opportunities for Centerville High School students to take classes leading to credentials in cyber security through a partnership with Sinclair College. The area also includes several private school options, including the Spring Valley Academy, which Niche names the best Christian high school in the Dayton area, giving it an A grade.
W. O. Cline Elementary School provides a beautiful space for parents and students to enjoy.
Centerville High School is the top school for students that live in Centerville.
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Centerville-Washington Park District offers 50 parks in the region
The city is part of the Centerville-Washington Park District, which includes 50 parks spanning over 1,000 acres. Two parks within the city limits include Cornerstone Park, which features a disc golf course and an outdoor drinking district, and Stubbs Park, which is under renovation. "One of our most exciting projects is the improvements at Stubbs Park, which aim to enhance our premier park with updated trails, expanded event spaces and improved recreational amenities. These upgrades will ensure that Stubbs Park continues to serve as a central hub for outdoor activities, performances and family-friendly gatherings for years to come," Compton says.
Bill Yeck Park is treasured by hikers, bird watchers and nature enthusiasts in Centerville.
A stand of old oak trees is the centerpiece of Oak Grove Park in Centerville.
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Uptown Centerville is filled with locally owned restaurants
Centerville offers shopping and dining options with locally owned eateries and boutiques in Uptown Centerville. National retailers and restaurants are scattered across shopping centers like Cross Pointe Center and Centerville Place. Folks can grab groceries and other necessities at brand-name grocers in the southwest corner of the city.
El Toro is a popular Mexican restaurant within Centerville for residents to enjoy.
Centerville's Dot's Market offers fresh produce.
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Americana Festival celebrates the Fourth of July
Every summer, Centerville hosts the Americana Festival. This is one of the region's largest Fourth of July events, attracting thousands of visitors to enjoy concerts, an auto show and an elaborate fireworks show.
Interstate 75 offers a straight shot to downtown Dayton
Interstate 75 connects to downtown Dayton within 15 miles. In 11 more miles, drivers can be at Dayton International Airport. Interstate 675 connects to Miami Valley Hospital South, 4 miles east. Public transit is also an option, with several daily routes to and from Dayton on the Greater Dayton RTA's bus line.
Important to Know
According to FBI data, violent crime reports have stayed extremely low over the past decade. Property crime reports slightly increased between 2022 and 2023. The average summer high is 86 degrees, while the winter low is 22 degrees. Centerville usually gets a little over a foot of snow per year. While the city removes snow from public parking lots and walkways, residents are responsible for removing snow from their property, including sidewalks and gutters.
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On average, homes in Centerville, OH sell after 19 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Centerville, OH over the last 12 months is $465,000, up 2% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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