Englewood, Ohio Real Estate | Northmont Schools & Near Dayton Airport

About Englewood, Ohio Real Estate

Englewood is a well-established city in northwestern Montgomery County that has quietly built one of the most consistent real estate track records in the Dayton metro. Home values have appreciated nearly 93% over the last decade — ranking in the top 50% nationally — while median prices remain in the $227K–$265K range, making Englewood one of the most accessible well-maintained communities in the region for buyers who want quality and affordability in the same package.

Founded in 1841 and built originally around the Stillwater River as a hub for flatboats carrying grain into Dayton, Englewood has evolved into a mature, owner-occupant suburban community that retains a genuine sense of neighborhood character. Approximately 74% of Englewood's homes are owner-occupied — a high rate that reflects the community's stability and the pride residents take in their properties. You'll find well-kept yards, consistent maintenance, and the kind of block-by-block pride that develops when people choose to stay rather than move on.

Englewood sits approximately 10 miles northwest of downtown Dayton, with the Dayton International Airport just 5 miles to the east — a location that Englewood residents consistently cite as one of the community's most practical assets. Whether you're a frequent business traveler, a logistics professional, or simply someone who values regional connectivity, the airport proximity matters. I-70 runs directly through the area, connecting Englewood to the broader metro in every direction with minimal friction.

Northmont City Schools

Northmont City Schools serve Englewood alongside Clayton, and the district is a primary driver of buyer demand throughout the area. Northmont High School — located in Englewood along Old Springfield Road — has a solid academic reputation with a strong range of programming for its enrollment of over 1,300 students. The district's partnership with the Miami Valley Career Technology Center gives students access to over 50 career and technical education programs across healthcare, IT, engineering, skilled trades, and more — a meaningful differentiator from comparable suburban districts.

The Northmont name itself has a community-rooted origin: in 1960, a local student won a district naming contest by combining "northern" and "Montgomery" — a small detail that speaks to the district's community-driven character. For families evaluating the Dayton metro's northwest suburbs, Northmont is consistently one of the stronger and more practical school district options at this price point.

Englewood MetroPark & Outdoor Access

Englewood MetroPark is one of the most beloved natural spaces in the entire Miami Valley, and its proximity to Englewood is a genuine quality-of-life asset that the community doesn't take for granted. Stretching along the Stillwater River with miles of trail systems, open meadows, fishing access, and woodland corridors, the metropark gives Englewood residents access to genuine natural beauty within minutes of their front doors. For buyers who prioritize outdoor lifestyle alongside suburban convenience, this is a meaningful differentiator.

Centennial Park within the city itself adds a more accessible local option — with a catch-and-release fishing pond, volleyball courts, a splash pad, playgrounds, and the 3-mile Englewood Reserve Bikeway. These aren't amenities that exist on paper; they're actively used by a community that genuinely values its green spaces.

Housing Stock & Neighborhoods

Englewood's housing stock reflects its development era — a significant portion of the city's homes were built between the 1940s and the 1990s, with ranch-style homes, split-levels, Cape Cods, and colonial two-stories making up the bulk of the residential inventory. These are well-built homes with real character, generous lot sizes with wide front and back yards, and the kind of mature landscaping that newer developments simply can't replicate.

Homes closer to the city's core and along established streets tend to have the most character and the largest lots. Moving outward, newer developments from the 1990s and 2000s offer more contemporary layouts with updated finishes. New construction does appear periodically in Englewood — including some pioneering examples such as the area's first residential 3D-printed concrete home — signaling a community that hasn't stopped evolving even as its core remains well-established.

The price range in Englewood is broad — from entry-level homes below $150K to larger updated properties and estate homes well above $400K — which makes the community accessible to buyers at multiple life stages and income levels. That diversity contributes to Englewood's community character and market resilience.

Who's Buying in Englewood

Englewood attracts a consistent and diverse buyer mix. First-time buyers find it one of the most accessible entry points into a quality Northmont district community at this price level. Families prioritizing schools and green space, particularly those drawn by the MetroPark access, land here in meaningful numbers. Aviation and logistics professionals employed at or near the Dayton International Airport choose Englewood for its genuinely practical proximity. Buyers relocating from higher-cost markets appreciate the value per square foot — larger homes, larger lots, and a stronger sense of established neighborhood than newer suburban communities offer at comparable prices. And long-term residents who've watched the community appreciate nearly 93% over the last decade recognize it as one of the Dayton metro's quieter success stories.

Why Work With The Haney Group in Englewood

The Haney Group at Coldwell Banker Heritage has served buyers and sellers in Englewood and Montgomery County for over 10 years. We know this community — its neighborhoods, its pricing patterns, and the buyer types who consistently seek it out. Whether you're buying your first home, moving up within the Northmont district, or selling a property you've owned for years, we'll guide you with local expertise and honest advice from start to close.

Ready to explore Englewood homes for sale? Browse current listings above, or contact The Haney Group for a free consultation.

Frequently Asked Questions About Englewood, Ohio Real Estate

Is Englewood, Ohio a good place to buy a home? Yes — Englewood offers an excellent combination of affordability, established neighborhood character, Northmont City Schools, and genuine outdoor amenity through Englewood MetroPark. Home values have appreciated nearly 93% over the last decade while median prices remain in the $227K–$265K range — well below comparable communities in the Dayton metro. With approximately 74% owner-occupancy, it's a stable, well-maintained community with a proven long-term value record.

What is the average home price in Englewood, Ohio? Median home values in Englewood currently run in the $227K–$265K range depending on source and time period, with homes selling in approximately 18–50 days. The price range is broad — entry-level homes can be found below $150K while larger, updated properties and estate homes reach well above $400K. That range makes Englewood one of the more accessible communities in the Northmont district for first-time buyers while still offering meaningful options for move-up buyers.

What are Northmont City Schools like in Englewood? Northmont City Schools serve Englewood with a well-regarded district that has consistently earned positive ratings for academic programming and community involvement. Northmont High School is physically located in Englewood and serves students from across the district. The school's partnership with the Miami Valley Career Technology Center gives Northmont students access to over 50 technical and career-focused programs — a strong asset for families whose students thrive in applied learning environments. The district's community-rooted character reflects the neighborhoods it serves.

How close is Englewood to the Dayton International Airport? The Dayton International Airport is approximately 5 miles east of Englewood — one of the closest residential communities to the airport in the Dayton metro. This proximity is a practical asset for frequent travelers, aviation industry employees, logistics and freight professionals, and anyone whose lifestyle or career benefits from easy airport access. Combined with I-70 running directly through the area, Englewood's regional connectivity is genuinely exceptional for a community of its size and price point.

What is Englewood MetroPark? Englewood MetroPark is one of the most beloved natural areas in the Miami Valley, stretching along the Stillwater River with extensive trail systems, fishing access, open meadows, and woodland corridors. It's a genuine natural escape — not a manicured park but a living landscape that Englewood residents have access to within minutes of their homes. The park is part of the Five Rivers MetroParks system, one of the best-regarded park systems in Ohio, and is a consistent draw for buyers who want outdoor lifestyle woven into their daily routine rather than limited to weekend trips.

How does Englewood compare to Clayton? Englewood and Clayton share the Northmont City Schools district and serve as natural comparison points for buyers evaluating the northwest Dayton suburbs. Englewood sits closer to the Dayton International Airport and I-70, giving it a commute advantage for airport-adjacent employment. Clayton tends to have more space per property, slightly more newer construction options, and a more rural character on its edges. Englewood's housing stock is generally older with more established neighborhood character and mature landscaping. Prices are broadly comparable. The Haney Group serves both communities and can help you evaluate which is the better fit for your priorities.

Is Englewood a good community for families? Yes — Englewood consistently earns high marks as a family-oriented community. Niche.com has rated it among the top communities for raising a family in Montgomery County. The combination of Northmont City Schools, Englewood MetroPark and Centennial Park's family amenities, low crime rates relative to the broader Dayton area, and a high owner-occupancy rate creates the conditions that families consistently seek out. The community's diversity of housing price points also means families can often upgrade within Englewood as their needs change rather than having to move to a new community.

Have more questions? Contact The Haney Group — we're happy to help.