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Twenty-six one-of-a-kind studios and one-bedrooms on the Great Miami River, with downtown Dayton right across the water.
Front porches and verandas look out over the river, the rapids, RiverScape and downtown Dayton. Few places in the city come with a view like this.
The building faces south over the Great Miami River, so evenings here come with a show: the sky goes orange and purple, the porch lights come on, and the skyline lights up across the water.
Studios and one-bedrooms with original hardwood floors, and many with river views, glass verandas or sunrooms.
One bedroom · River and skyline view
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Studio · Covered porch · River view
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Studio · Original hardwood · Bright
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Built in 1910 during Dayton’s industrial heyday, East River Place rode out the Great Flood of 1913 and has watched the city change from the same spot on the riverbank ever since. It sits in the McPherson Town Historic District, quiet and tucked away, with downtown just across the water.
Built
Survived the Great Flood
Lisa & JR take the keys
26 homes, one community
Artists, writers and musicians have called this building home for generations. Bring the plants and the paintings.
Trade the yard work for a sunroom over the river, with neighbors who say hello and owners right down the hall.
About 20 minutes to Wright-Patterson AFB, a 5-minute drive to the University of Dayton and the hospitals, and a short walk to downtown offices. Come home to the water.
RiverScape is a 3-minute walk. The Schuster Center is 7, 2nd Street Market and the ballpark are 10, and the Oregon District is about 15. Plus 340 miles of riverside trail starting at the door.
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by Lisa Kaye
Stories inspired by the people who have passed through this building since 1910, from struggling souls of the past to the hopeful, creative newcomers who helped bring it back to life. Written by one of the owners, from the veranda where it all happened.
Book a tour, or join the waitlist and we’ll reach out when an apartment that fits you opens up.
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