Townhomes for Sale in Union, OH

Union offers a relaxed residential atmosphere and a growing industrial landscape on either side of the Stillwater River. The river and the industrial district buffer neighborhoods from Dayton International Airport’s busy landing strips, while main roads keep residents connected to flights and nearby big cities. “People like that they can easily get to different amenities but come home to quiet neighborhoods,” says Denise Winemiller, the city clerk and assistant city manager. “We’re a small community with a low crime rate and rural-type living.” Union is part of both Montgomery and Miami counties, which influences school zoning. The city has several distinctly named subdivisions with wide roads, grassy lawns, large-bowed shade trees and well-maintained sidewalks. Each offers a range of housing, from brick homes from the 1950s and 1960s, condos from the 1990s and newer infill construction. Older homes are often smaller and come in ranch and split-level styles, while homes built within the past 25 years tend to have more square footage and New Traditional architecture. “We have a lot of people whose kids have grown up in the community, and now they are moving up into the city’s