Homes with Basements for Sale in Dayton, OH

Home with Basement for sale in Dayton, OH:

Cozy, brick, three-bedroom home in a great area! Fully updated kitchen, bathroom, and all new flooring and paint! Home sits on nearly three-quarters on an acre and located close to highways, shopping, and more! Full, unfinished basement adds opportunity to gain more living space if finished! Don't miss out on this rare gem! Schedule a showing today!

Home with Basement for sale in Dayton, OH:

* * * SELLER WILLING TO CONSIDER LAND CONTRACT OFFERS * * * The last property that sold within the city of Dayton on over an acre sold for over 300k. DIY updates will add up to equity earned! Welcome to one of the most unique properties available in our beautiful city! This gorgeous Dayton property is situated on just under 1.5 acres (very rare in the city) has a creek running through the back of the property, an old hearth (maybe from a previous property on site), 2 - 2 car garages totaling a 4 car garage WITH additional storage, AND A YURT!! Yes, that’s right… A YURT!!! The ultimate hang out spot, Zen retreat, mediation room, or whatever your heart desires! What else

Home with Basement for sale in Dayton, OH:

Some homes are finished for you. This one is ready to be finished by you. Tucked onto a gorgeous half-acre lot in Beavercreek, this home has the kind of charm that makes it easy to imagine what life could look like here. Summer evenings around the fire pit. A garage with room for the cars, tools, and weekend projects. A brand-new shed for everything else. And inside, natural light pours through skylights in both the kitchen and primary bath, adding a little unexpected character to the spaces you’ll make your own. There are 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths, plus a beautiful flex space with a decorative accent wall and designer ceiling. Maybe it becomes a 3rd bedroom. Maybe it’s the playr

Home with Basement for sale in Dayton, OH:

Offered for the first time in 75 years, this stately Greek Revival–inspired residence is a rare opportunity on the market. Its commanding red-brick façade is framed by soaring two-story columns with Greek-key-inspired detailing, a classical pediment, and an ornate grand entrance. Built between 1949 and 1951 by Herbert E. Whalen, Jr. , with master carpenters John Oda and Roy Garber, the home has many elements repurposed from historic Dayton residences, including substantial paneled millwork, elegant moldings, finely detailed doors, hardwood floors, and a magnificent custom staircase that creates a memorable centerpiece at the heart of the home. Designed for both gracious enterta