These are the five highest-priced home sales reported in the Dayton, Ohio, metro area for the week ending October 4, 2026, and together they came to $5.27 million. All five are single-family homes, and they range from a 1993 home on a cul-de-sac in Spring Valley to a one-story home in Troy completed in 2019.
Dayton and Spring Valley each had two of the sales, and Troy had one, spread across Montgomery, Greene and Miami counties. Four of the five are two-story homes, and several sit on land measured in acres rather than fractions of one, including a Spring Valley property of more than five acres.
No. 1 — $1,850,000 · 1234 Walton Ct, Troy, Ohio
The week’s top sale is a one-story brick and stone home in Troy, set on a wooded 1.33-acre lot. Built in 2019, it is the newest of the five, and it has five bedrooms, six bathrooms (three full and three half) and 6,675 square feet. The property last sold for $119,900 in 2018, before the current home was built.
A stamped walkway and a rock and water feature lead to the front door. Inside, ceilings rise to 11 feet, 13 feet and cathedral height, and the large windows have automatic blinds. The kitchen centers on an island and has built-in Thermador appliances, a large farm sink as well as a prep sink, a walk-in pantry and a coffee bar with its own built-in machine. It is open to a great room with a gas fireplace framed by a reclaimed-wood mantel and shelving.
The bedrooms follow a split plan. The primary suite has a custom closet and a bath with a soaking tub, a walk-in shower and a bidet, and the secondary bedrooms have Jack and Jill baths and walk-in closets. Even the laundry and mud room has a pet washing station.
The walkout lower level is given over to entertaining, with a custom bar, recreation, lounge and theater areas and a built-in fish tank. It also has a lounge with a gun safe, a safe room and a large storage area. Outside, a travertine deck surrounds an in-ground pool and hot tub, and a pool house has a half bath and a utility room for the equipment. The oversized four-car garage has hot and cold water and an RV hookup.
The home went under contract four days after it was listed and sold for $1,850,000, its full asking price. Amie L Wilt of Keller Williams Home Town Rlty was the listing agent, and Richard Pierce of Coldwell Banker Heritage represented the buyer.
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No. 2 — $1,075,000 · 1724 W Rahn Rd, Dayton, Ohio
A marble foyer with high ceilings and a custom mahogany staircase, built by Amish craftsmen, opens this brick home in Washington Township. At 8,844 square feet, it is the largest of the week’s five homes. It was built in 1994 on 0.75 acres and has four bedrooms and six bathrooms, five full and one half. The property last sold for $860,000 in 2021, and this time it sold for $1,075,000.
The formal rooms carry much of the craftsmanship. A study at the front is paneled in wood from floor to ceiling, the formal dining room has a barrel ceiling, detailed crown molding and a wall of windows, and the formal living room has custom millwork. The kitchen has a large center island and a casual dining area and opens to a great room with a brick gas fireplace.
The primary suite is on the first floor, with a walk-in closet and a renovated bath with heated floors. Next to it is a four-season room that looks out on the pool. Upstairs are a loft office, a bedroom with its own bath and two more bedrooms that share a hall bath.
The finished lower level works almost as a second home, with a full second kitchen, a theater room, a fitness room, a guest room and two full bathrooms, and a private elevator connects it to the main level. Outside, a saltwater pool by Buckeye Pools is edged in natural stone, and the driveway is heated.
The home went under contract 11 days after it was listed. Julee Terilli of BHHS Professional Realty was the listing agent, and Billie Duncan-Hart of Coldwell Banker Heritage represented the buyer. It was one of two homes in this Top 5 listed by BHHS Professional Realty, along with the No. 3 sale in Spring Valley.
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No. 3 — $810,000 · 2471 Lower Bellbrook Rd, Spring Valley, Ohio
With 5.23 acres, this Spring Valley property has the largest lot of the five, and much of its story is outdoors. A heated and insulated barn measures 60 by 80 feet, with open rafters 15 feet high and a covered awning that runs 80 by 20 feet. Closer to the home, a 1,200-square-foot deck overlooks an 18-by-40-foot in-ground pool with a power cover.
The two-story home, built in 2004 and finished in fiber cement, has three bedrooms, four bathrooms (three full and one half), 5,520 square feet and a four-car garage. It is in the Sugarcreek School District. Cathedral ceilings reach 26 feet over the open main living area, and the large kitchen has custom cabinetry, a commercial gas range and two dishwashers. The owner’s suite and a utility room are on the main level.
The walkout lower level is unfinished, with a stone fireplace and plumbing in place for a bathroom; the home has two wood-burning fireplaces in all. It was built with six-inch walls and is heated by a heat pump with a high-efficiency gas furnace as backup, along with an outdoor wood stove. A backup generator is in place as well.
The home sold for $810,000, which was $15,000 above its asking price of $795,000. Peter L Atherton of BHHS Professional Realty was the listing agent, and Ralph M Mantica of Kinzeler Realty, LLC represented the buyer.
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No. 4 — $795,000 · 2535 S Creek Cir, Spring Valley, Ohio
At the end of a private cul-de-sac in River Ridge Estates, this brick and cedar home sits on 3.42 wooded acres in Sugarcreek Township, close to downtown Bellbrook. Built in 1993, it is the oldest of the five. The two-story custom home has four bedrooms, five bathrooms (four full and one half), 4,549 square feet, two fireplaces and a three-car garage.
The first floor has new carpet and paint, along with a nine-foot archway, pocket doors, fine woodwork and built-ins. The primary suite is on this level, and its walk-in closet opens into the laundry room. A screened-in porch looks out on nothing but trees. Below, the walkout lower level is finished, with an additional unfinished space suited to a workshop or a home gym.
The home went under contract two days after it was listed and sold for $795,000, above its asking price of $789,900. Chip James of Coldwell Banker Heritage was the listing agent, and Andrew Gaydosh of eXp Realty represented the buyer.
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No. 5 — $740,000 · 10081 Yearling Run S, Dayton, Ohio
This brick and stone home in Yearling Farms, in Dayton, was built in 2010 and has five bedrooms, four bathrooms (three full and one half) and 4,536 square feet on 0.37 acres. Its two-story great room is filled with natural light and leads into the kitchen, which has a center island and a breakfast nook that looks out on the tree-lined backyard. The primary suite is on the first floor, along with an executive office, a formal dining room and a powder room, and hardwood floors run through the main living areas and up the staircase.
The finished daylight basement adds a recreation room, the fifth bedroom, a full bath and generous unfinished storage. Wide stairs climb from the basement straight to the landscaped backyard, where a paver patio is surrounded by mature trees and there are no neighbors behind. The yard has an irrigation system and an invisible fence. The property last sold for $466,800 in 2010.
The home went under contract three days after it was listed and sold for $740,000. Angela R Flory of eXp Realty was the listing agent, and Mark R Ryan of RE/MAX Victory + Affiliates represented the buyer.
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RealtyWire selected these transactions from publicly reported residential sales identified for the calendar week ending Sunday, October 4, 2026. The report may exclude private, off-market, delayed or nondisclosed transactions. Prices, property details and professional representation are reported as available at publication and may be updated following confirmation from transaction participants.
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