HOMES FOR SALE TROY OH

 

It’s our pleasure to provide you with an outlook on the Troy, OH real estate market & information on the types of homes for sale Troy OH has to offer. With a population of over 25,000, Troy is both the largest city and the county seat of Miami County.  Packed full of Historical homes, Troy embodies the true meaning of quaint Midwestern charm.  But the Troy, OH real estate market also offers plenty of options if you’d rather live in a new home close to town.  For families that prefer a quieter style of living, Troy’s country estates offer spacious acreage, while remaining close to the town’s amenities. Homes for sale in Troy, OH span a variety of sizes, floor plans and styles – making it a perfect place to live for young professionals, growing families and older residents.

 

TROY SCHOOLS & DISTRICT INFORMATION

Whether you prefer public education or a private school for your children, Troy offers both options. The public school system consists of six elementary schools, Troy Junior High School and Troy High. Private schools in Troy, OH include Troy Christian Elementary, St. Patrick School and Troy Christian High School.  In 2016, U. S. News awarded Troy High School a bronze medal based on state required tests and how well students are prepared for college. Miami Jacobs Career College is located right in Troy, for college-bound residents who desire a private two-year education close to home. Other nearby colleges include Wright State University, Wittenburg University and the University of Dayton.

 

TROY OHIO ATTRACTIONS & ENTERTAINMENT

Troy’s crown jewel is the beautiful fountain located in the middle of downtown.  The fountain is surrounded with casual dining establishments, small cafés, coffee shops and small boutiques. Staying entertained should be the least of your worries when searching the area’s homes for sale. Troy, OH offers a wide variety of recreation and entertainment options. Pick your own fruits and vegetables at Fulton Farms or visit the animals in natural habitats at Brukner Nature Center or Idle-Hour Ranch. More than 25 public parks paint the town with plenty of green space and offer fishing, picnicking, disc golf and sports.

 

THE TROY STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL

Troy, OH is probably most known for its Annual Strawberry Festival.  Always held the first weekend of June, the festival typically attracts more than 150,000 visitors from surrounding communities. Strawberries are painted on downtown streets, and water in the fountain takes on a strawberry pink color.  You’ll find an astounding array of strawberry foods, including the famous strawberry donuts. If you’re buying a home in Troy, OH, just plan on dedicating the first weekend in June to your town’s annual festival!

 

TRANSPORTATION TO & FROM TROY, OH

Just 20 miles north of Dayton Ohio, Troy is right off I- 75 and close to the interchange with I-70.  Troy, OH is just a short 10 minute drive to Dayton International Airport, making it a convenient commute for frequent travelers.  Columbus and Cincinnati are within an hour drive, offering plenty of fun weekend trip ideas.

 

CITIES SURROUNDING TROY, OH

If you are relocating or planing a move to Troy Ohio, you’ll want to research surrounding cities to give yourself a better idea of where you want to live. Here you will find a list of cities within a 20 – 30 minute drive from Troy, OH.

 

REAL ESTATE AGENTS IN TROY, OH

If you’re considering buying a home in Troy, OH, our team of local real estate experts can help you find the perfect property for your family. If you’d like to learn about the many styles of homes for sale in Troy, OH or have questions about a particular home listing, please feel free to contact us at (937) 490-9743 or e-mail us at [email protected].