Townhomes for Sale in Rosedale-The Oaks, Middletown

For decades, buyers have been drawn to the allure of suburban living in Rosedale-The Oaks. The namesake subdivisions are known for homes with historic designs, large yards and pedestrian-friendly streets. Schools, grocery stores and restaurants are a short drive away. There’s little to no traffic, so kids safely bike around the neighborhood. Of course, the neighborhood also benefits from Middletown’s location halfway between Dayton and Cincinnati. Stately, pedestrian-friendly subdivisions, like the namesake Rosedale and The Oaks additions, are the biggest draw to this community. Most homes were built in the 1980s and early 2000s, but a handful of new builds are scattered throughout the area. “There are these historic homes in Rosedale, like bigger homes with columns, spaced-out ranches and tri-levels,” Hart says. “There are huge lots and very nice homes, but those people hardly want to leave.” Buyers can also find new traditional, midcentury modern, Colonial Revival and Tudor Revival homes. Attached two-car garages and spacious parcels with room for outdoor entertainment are standard. Homes under 1,500 square feet often range from $180,000 to $320,000, while homes over 2,000