Charming Bungalow in
South Park Historic District
325 Johnson Street, Dayton Ohio 45410
• Living Room • Dining Room • 2 Bedrooms • 1 Updated Bathroom
• Kitchen with Eat In Counter • Full Width Porch • Updated Large Windows
• Full Basement with Full Sized Washer and Dryer • Central Air • Alarm System
• Private Fenced and Landscaped Yard with Patio • High Ceilings • Ceiling Fans
• Real Hardwood Floors • Beautiful Historic Details • Decorative Fireplace
• Stainless Appliances and Concrete Counters • Dishwasher • Shed
• Updated Electrical, Plumbing, Siding and Insulation • 1008 sq ft plus basement
One block to Ghostlight Coffee and Dayton Pizza Factory
$1650/ month
Pets considered / Absolutely No Smoking
Tenant pays all utilities
Owner pays seasonal gardener and alarm
Available November 15, 2026 / Accepting Applications
Home Information and Amenities
Living Room
2 Bedrooms
Bedroom 1: 11 x 9
Bedroom 2: 11 x 10
Fenced Yard with Patio
* Room sizes approximate
1 Bathroom
Full Basement
1008 sq ft/. 4182 sq ft lot
Dayton Public Schools
Walk to Brown Street, Restaurants, Coffee, University of Dayton, Miami Valley Hospital, Oregon District and more
Local Private Owner
About South Park
The South Park Historic District is a 24-block area of more than 700 structures dating from the 1880s to the early twentieth century. Mainly residential in character, South Park is significant because of the variety of its architecture, which includes vernacular, cottage, and high style examples, and because of its association with John H. Patterson, the founder of the National Cash Register Company.
The architecture of South Park includes examples of Second Empire, High Victorian Italianate, Queen Anne, Federal and Romanesque Revival in one- and two-story structures of brick and frame. South Park still preserves a sense of close-knit neighborhood whose residents cooperate to maintain the many neighborhood parks which give the district its special flavor.
A ten-minute walk from South Park can take you to the shady hills of historic Woodland Cemetery and Arboretum, the Great Miami River Recreation Trail, the beautiful campus of the University of Dayton and its nearby shops and cafes, Carillon History Park, to an appointment at the Miami Valley Hospital or to the lively arts and entertainment scene of the Oregon District. Bike along the bike trail, walk or take the free Flyer shuttle to the downtown events at the Schuster Center, Victoria Theatre, Levitt Pavilion, Riverscape, a Dayton Dragons game or 2nd Street Market—and when you do need the car, you’ll have quick access to major highways and thoroughfares.