The all-brick ranch at 8099 Dry Run Cir sits at the end of a private lane on 4.72 secluded acres in Germantown, with an upper and lower five-car garage, a natural-gas heated saltwater pool and Brazilian cherry hardwood floors under 10-foot ceilings. The September 22, 2026 sale, at the property’s full asking price, led five reported closings that together totaled $3.49 million in the Dayton, Ohio metro area for the week ending September 27, 2026.
The week’s sales reach across the metro, from Baileys in Germantown and Soraya Farms in Centerville to Troy, Landings At Sugarcreek in Bellbrook and Miamisburg, and they range from a 1928 Tudor to a house completed in 2024.
No. 1 — $894,000 · 8099 Dry Run Cir, Germantown, Ohio
Scott Marvin of Team Results Realty was the listing agent. The sale closed at its full asking price and ranked No. 1 in RealtyWire’s Dayton Metro Area Top 5 for the week. Sherri L Hobstetter of Sibcy Cline Inc. represented the buyer.
A custom-built ranch on 4.72 secluded acres off a private lane in Germantown took the week’s highest reported price, changing hands for $894,000 on September 22, 2026. Built in 2005 in the Baileys area, the all-brick house has five bedrooms, four bathrooms and a reported 5,370 square feet, and its upper and lower garage bays hold five cars.
Ten-foot ceilings rise over Brazilian cherry hardwood floors and an open plan framed by dramatic walls of windows showing serene, natural views. The kitchen is fitted with granite countertops, a large central island, stainless steel appliances with a gas range and a walk-in pantry, and a dedicated home office has its own separate exterior entrance. The main-floor primary suite includes a lighted tray ceiling, a large walk-in closet and an en suite bathroom with double vanities, a deep soaking tub and a separate shower. On the finished walk-out lower level are a media room centered on a stone-faced gas fireplace, a kitchenette, a fifth bedroom and a full bath.
Outdoors, a natural-gas heated 20-by-40-foot saltwater pool installed in 2011 has an automatic safety cover, and the grounds include a sprawling wood deck, a fire pit zone, a children’s play set and raised garden beds. The property previously changed hands for $560,000 in 2020.
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No. 2 — $815,000 · 9509 Monaco Cir, Centerville, Ohio
In Centerville, an all-brick-and-stone ranch in the Soraya Farms community brought $815,000, the second-highest reported price in the metro for the week. The transaction closed on September 21, 2026. Completed in 2020, the house sits on a .69-acre lot and offers three bedrooms and a reported 4,346 square feet.
The kitchen carries a Sub-Zero refrigerator, a Wolf double-oven gas range, a microwave drawer, a vented hood, quartz countertops, a tile backsplash and an expansive walk-in pantry. The main level also holds a private guest ensuite, an additional bedroom with access to a full bath and a versatile front room usable as a formal dining room, home office or flex space, while the finished lower level adds a recreation room with a wet bar. The primary suite has dual walk-in closets, separate vanities, a walk-in tile shower, linen storage and a private commode.
A covered porch with a tongue-and-groove ceiling faces the rear of the lot, which has no neighbors behind it, and a patio and gazebo sit among mature trees. The courtyard-entry garage includes an extra-deep 24’7″ bay, and the house is served by a whole-house generator. The property previously changed hands for $94,900 in 2020.
Angela R Flory of eXp Realty was the listing agent. The $815,000 closing ranked No. 2 in RealtyWire’s Dayton Metro Area Top 5 for the week.
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No. 3 — $620,000 · 3302 Heatherstone Dr, Troy, Ohio
A 2016 house on Heatherstone Drive in Troy sold for $620,000, third-highest among the week’s reported sales, and the deal was finalized September 25, 2026. The property has four bedrooms and a reported 4,160 square feet.
The large eat-in kitchen has granite countertops, expansive windows, a coffee bar area and new LVP flooring that continues across the main level and up the stairs, and the gas range, microwave, dishwasher and refrigerator all remained with the house. Nine-foot ceilings, new lighting and new cabinet hardware carry through the main floor, and chair railing accents the upstairs hallway. The primary bathroom upstairs has tile flooring, double sinks, a soaking tub and a separate shower.
The finished basement is given over to entertaining, with a large recreation area, a projector and screen, a media area, a custom built-in bar with a sink, a separate exercise room and a mechanical room for storage. A screened porch opens to an inground pool surrounded by new landscaping and a patio. The property previously changed hands for $342,300 in 2016.
Pamela Bornhorst of Keller Williams Home Town Rlty was the listing agent. The property went under contract 24 days after the current listing date. That No. 3 finish in RealtyWire’s Dayton Metro Area Top 5 followed a listing that found its buyer within 24 days. Ronette Davis of Glasshouse Realty Group represented the buyer.
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No. 4 — $600,000 · 1593 Bur Oak Dr, Bellbrook, Ohio
Austin R Castro of Coldwell Banker Heritage was the listing agent. The $600,000 result placed the Bellbrook house at No. 4 in RealtyWire’s Dayton Metro Area Top 5 for the week. Tiffany Schulz of Sibcy Cline Inc. represented the buyer.
New construction accounts for the No. 4 spot: a 2024 house on Bur Oak Drive in the Landings At Sugarcreek community in Bellbrook, which sold for $600,000 and closed on September 22, 2026. It has four bedrooms, a reported 3,349 square feet, a three-car garage and a walkout basement.
The open main floor is anchored by a two-story living room with a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace and a wall of windows. The adjoining eat-in kitchen has granite countertops, stainless steel appliances and two large walk-in pantries. Upstairs, the primary bedroom includes a full en suite with a double-sink vanity, a walk-in shower and a walk-in closet, and the laundry room connects directly to the primary closet; three more bedrooms and a full hall bath complete the floor.
A lower-level family room works as a hangout area, home office or play room, and the finished walkout basement adds a large recreation room and a third full bath. An expansive, partially covered composite deck looks over the private backyard.
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No. 5 — $562,500 · 505 E Linden Ave, Miamisburg, Ohio
Handcrafted in 1928 for a Dayton toy maker and later operated as a bed and breakfast, a Tudor home in the heart of Miamisburg sold for $562,500. The September 24, 2026 closing covered a seven-bedroom house with a reported 4,665 square feet.
Original craftsmanship survives throughout: Rookwood tiles, hand-carved woodwork, leaded and stained glass, antique light fixtures bearing shield designs and original white oak hardwood floors. Italian marble floors line the entry, where a sweeping grand staircase rises. The main level holds a living room that opens to an enclosed patio, a formal dining room, an eat-in kitchen with access to a second enclosed patio, a private study and a half bath. Seven uniquely designed bedrooms and three full bathrooms span the upper floors, reached by a second staircase, and four decorative fireplaces, sold as-is, add to the period detail.
The partially finished basement holds a pub-style speakeasy bar with pew seating and historic stained glass, a full bathroom, utility rooms and storage. The fully fenced .47-acre lot leads to a two-car detached garage with attic storage above. Listing materials identify Durable Slate Company as the firm that has maintained the historic slate roof. The library sits two doors down, a large riverside playground is nearby, and downtown Miamisburg, with the Plaza Theatre, boutiques, restaurants including Val’s Bakery, live music and bike trails along the Great Miami River, is a 10-minute walk away. The property previously changed hands for $520,000 in 2025.
Cynthia A Buckreus of Coldwell Banker Heritage was the listing agent. The 1928 Tudor ranked No. 5 in RealtyWire’s Dayton Metro Area Top 5 for the week, and Coldwell Banker Heritage held the listing here as well as on the No. 4 sale in Bellbrook. Paula R Collins of Howard Hanna Real Estate Serv represented the buyer.
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RealtyWire selected these transactions from publicly reported residential sales identified for the calendar week ending Sunday, September 27, 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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