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Classic suburbia on Shroyer Road
With simple, unobtrusive greenery and block after block of well-maintained homes, Shroyer Park has the classic look of suburbia without getting too far from the vibrant center of downtown Dayton. "You'll be close to downtown but still have a suburban lifestyle," says Shannon Holtgrieve, Realtor with Keller Williams Advisors Realty. Known for quiet streets and quality of life, prospective residents are attracted to this community's ability to offer the creature comforts of a middle-class lifestyle without losing some sense of personal charm. "People like it because it isn't the same cookie-cutter neighborhood you see everywhere else," says Bob Biedenharn, office manager at Home Experts Realty and native Daytonian. "That, and it's incredibly community-oriented." With easy access to exceptional schools and popular shopping spots, Shroyer Park is a favorite with families and prospective parents.
An aerial view of Shroyer Park's Nordale Park.
Shroyer Park has a real sense of Americana as you walk the neighborhoods.
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Established homes with original hardwood floors
Bedecked with a bevy of multicolored Cape Cod and Craftsman-style homes originally built in the mid-20th century, the streets of Shroyer Park have an aesthetic that would look very appropriate in a cozy family sitcom. Some sections of the neighborhood even have homes one could consider historic. "There are older homes," Holtgrieve says. "Some of them still have maintained original hardwood floors." Large, mature trees provide shade to modest front yards and ever-present sidewalks that stretch from one residential zone to another. Driveways are standard, leaving streets clear of vehicles beyond the occasional delivery truck or landscaper. A centennial Cape Cod home can begin in the low $100,000s, while a fully-renovated Tudor will reach the high $200,000s. A newer model of Craftsman-style house with a two-car garage peaks in the low-$300,000s.
Many charming cape cod homes in Shroyer Park.
Craftsman homes such as this a plentiful along the streets of Shroyer Park.
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Exceptional teachers at Oakwood High School
Ohio's Open Enrollment policy states that parents can choose any school as the best fit for their children, regardless of the local district they live in. Students can begin at Horace Mann Elementary School, which has a B-plus on Niche. From there, they can enroll at A-plus rated Oakwood Junior High School before attending Oakwood High School, which has an A and was named the #1 public school in the Dayton area by the U.S. News and World Report. "The success of a school depends on two things," says Patrick Masters, principal of Oakwood High School. "The teachers and the community. And we have amazing examples of both here." Students interested in continuing their education can attend the University of Dayton, just 1 mile northwest.
Horace Mann Elementary School serves students in the Shroyer Park community.
Oakwood High School is located in Dayton, Ohio.
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A direct line to downtown Dayton
Nearby Ohio State Route 48 provides direct access to downtown Dayton, just over 3 miles to the north. Public transportation is available through the Dayton RTA bus line, which has several stops along Shroyer Road and provides transit throughout the Greater Dayton area.
Those in Shroyer Park have an easy drive to Dayton via Rt. 48.
Shroyer Park offers lots of access to public transportation throughout the neighborhood.
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Native trees at Woodland Arboretum
Nearby Nordale Park in the Belmont neighborhood can boast nearly 8 acres of greenery and play areas, equipped with basketball courts and a playground. At 200 acres, Woodland Cemetery and Arboretum is one of the largest public green spaces in the Dayton area and is home to picturesque sculptures, memorials and native trees.
Nordale Park
Shroyer Park has community gardens at Nordale Park.
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"Must try" pizza at Marion's Piazza
Massaman Thai offers authentic Thai dishes in a laid-back atmosphere. With a reputation that goes back 50 years, Marion's Piazza is considered a "must try" among locals, who swear by its specialty pizzas, pasta and sandwiches. In addition to local shops and restaurants, Shroyer Park claims several familiar chains, including Dairy Queen, CVS and Tim Hortons. Prep for nights spent dining in at the local Kroger.
Shroyer Park residents can enjoy some of their favorites at Tim Hortons.
Marions Pizza is a favorite for those in the Shroyer Park area.
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Cheer on the Flyers
Residents of Shroyer Park can frequently be found at the nearby Welcome Stadium during football season to cheer on the University of Dayton Flyers. Easy access to downtown Dayton also allows locals to participate in events like the Dayton Celtic Festival, which celebrates the Irish heritage of the populace with music, dancing and food.
University of Dayton's arena hosts top level sporting events in Shroyer Park.\ area.
An amazing and beautiful campus at the University of Dayton located in the Shroyer Park area.
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Shroyer Park Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Shroyer Park, Dayton sell after 29 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Shroyer Park, Dayton over the last 12 months is $219,950, consistent with the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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