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Nightlife fun has a historic flare in Webster Station
The center of Dayton's electric light industry in the late 19th century, Webster Station today is a historic downtown neighborhood of locally owned breweries and loft-style condos in renovated warehouses, as well as newly built townhouses. “Webster Station is the up-and-coming place in Dayton,” says Wes Hartshorn, owner of Hartshorn Properties, who manages several buildings in the area. “Investors have put a lot of energy into rehabbing old buildings for new businesses. Now, walkability to bars and restaurants is a huge draw.” In addition to a lively nightlife scene, residents enjoy easy access to hikes along the Great Miami River, minor league games at Day Air Ballpark and local groceries from 2nd Street Market.
Webster Station is becoming the place to be in Dayton, Ohio.
Webster Station residents enjoy nights out at Tender Mercy, a cocktail bar.
Webster Station is full of beautiful artwork throughout the neighborhood.
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Local brews, vintage arcades and an indoor farmers market
Bars and eateries in Webster Station range from daytime spots with expansive outdoor spaces to late-night dives. Residents can devour a flatbread pizza on The Dayton Beer Company’s patio and then walk to Canal Street Arcade & Deli to play vintage pinball machines. The Barrel House is a cozy locale pouring Dayton-made brews and locally sourced wine, while Tender Mercy is a stylish craft cocktail lounge with a rotating sushi menu. In a former freight house, 2nd Street Market is where residents can buy farm-fresh produce, locally baked bread and other artisan goods every weekend year-round. More groceries are less than 2 miles south at the Kroger on Wayne Avenue.
Webster Station residents can enjoy local small businesses at the 2nd Street Market.
Locals can grab a delicious sandwich from Canal Street Deli.
Canal Street is a casual locale for sandwiches and vintage arcade games in Webster Station.
Homemade desserts are popular at 2nd Street Market.
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Locals have easy access to the Great Miami River, the Day Air Ballpark and other downtown hubs
Set on the banks of the Great Miami River, Riverscape Metro Park offers a paved multi-use path for walkers, joggers and bike riders, as well as a flat, concrete access point for kayakers and canoers. “There’s a whitewater wave here that people love to surf,” says Hartshorn. “It’s one of two in the city.” The Pavilion provides plenty of seasonal entertainment, like summertime concerts and winter ice skating. Festival Plaza hosts several events, including the annual, weekend-long Dayton Celtic Fest every July, where activities include Irish dancing, Guinness drinking, and Catholic services in Gaelic.Webster Station is also near ample downtown hot spots. Baseball fans can catch a minor league game at Day Air Ballpark, home of the Dayton Dragons; in 2011, the team sold out its 815th consecutive game, earning it one of the longest stadium sell-out streaks in professional sports history. Locals gather at the Dayton Metro Library for toddler story times, adult craft workshops and other community clubs. With a green and purple exterior, The Neon has been a funky independent movie theater since 1986, showing everything from foreign films to indie blockbusters.
Ice skaters can enjoy a rink from January through March at Riverscape MetroPark.
With picturesque views of Dayton and massive riverscape fountains, visit Deeds Point Metropark.
Residents of Webster Station have access to the three-story library in the city.
The Neon is a funky independent movie theatre near Webster Station.
Day Air Ballpark, in Webster Station, is home to the baseball team, the Dayton Dragons.
Movie-goers buy snacks at The Neon near Webster Station,
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Webster Station has recently built townhouses and renovated apartments
Webster Station’s brick roads are lined with vintage lampposts, young oak trees and Italianate-style buildings. “There’s a huge push for development here, so new complexes are still being built,” says Hartshorn. “Everything is moving fast. It doesn’t matter if it’s for sale or available to rent.” The Brownstone Townhouse complex on Ford Street has three-bedroom units with attached two-car garages starting at $350,000, while contemporary-style digs at City View on Patterson Boulevard typically sell for $500,000. Converted manufacturing plants like Delco Lofts on 1st Street have studio apartments at $1,3000 per month, and new developments like the Centerfield Flats on the same thoroughfare have two-bedroom options costing $2,000.
Delco Lofts gives Webster Station residents an amazing view of the Day Air Ballpark.
Webster Station offers residents beautiful townhomes with brick facades.
Residents in Webster Station have newly built luxury apartments.
Stunning townhomes give Webster Station residents luxury and a central location.
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Students in Webster Station follow a unique education track
Children here can attend Ruskin Elementary, graded a C-minus by Niche, then continue to Grades 7 through 12 at the B-plus-rated Stivers School for the Arts. At this performing arts magnet, students can audition in their first year to focus on choral music, acting and more; Stivers also offers over 15 Advanced Placement courses and a robust athletics program.
At Stivers School for the Arts, students make a six-year commitment with a focus on the arts.
Ruskin Elementary is a K-6 school with a student to teacher ratio of 12 to 1.
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Important to know
A former industrial district, Webster Station’s warehouses sat empty for decades before new commercial and residential development began here around 2019. Within this still-growing neighborhood, the CAP Index (Crimes Against Persons, Crimes Against Property) score here is an overall 10 out of 10; violent crime receives an average score of 8, while robbery is rated a 9.
Webster Station is convenient for bar hopping, driving and bus riding
Webster Station’s walkability makes it easy to bar-hop and hike alongside the river, and the neighborhood is also convenient for several other types of travel. The area’s home to lots of Greater Dayton RTA bus stops, and it’s about a 1-mile drive east to the city’s core, where residents will find Miami Valley Hospital. The Dayton International Airport is a 12-mile drive north on Interstate 75.
Webster Street bridge connects Webster Station to the suburbs of Dayton.
Greater Dayton RTA bus stops are found throughout Webster Station.
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