Apartments For Rent in Centerville, OH

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Apartments For Rent Near Centerville, OH

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What Locals Say about Centerville

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Centerville, OH: historic, neighborly suburb with parks, acclaimed schools, and effortless commutes. People love the safety, parks, walkable downtown, great schools, and easy highway commutes. They dislike sparse transit, rush-hour clogs, early closings, and strict city code rules.
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  • Aceckert2206
    "Consistently 20mins with a number of alternate routs if needed. 48 gets a little repetitive as main route to anything. "
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  • Supersue1029
    "There are many families in this area, and a whole lot of great parks. There are always families out walking together and people taking their dogs for walks. "
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  • Rocky Matthews
    "Centerville, Ohio, is a charming gem known for its rich history and welcoming community! One of its standout features is its collection of stunning historic stone houses—more than any other city in Ohio—giving it a unique architectural character. The town also boasts beautiful parks like Stubbs Park, where people can enjoy concerts and scenic trails. Plus, Centerville's vibrant sense of community shines through in its local events and friendly atmosphere. It's a lovely place to call home or visit!"
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  • Edward Fear
    "This is the best neighborhood I’ve lived in since I moved to Dayton 12 years ago. It’s lovely. All the houses are different and the neighbors are really friendly."
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  • Stephanie I.
    "Neighborhood has a lot of diversity in age groups. Quiet area that has ongoing improvements in quality of life. People are nice and welcoming to minorities which is a huge plus. Centerville police do patrol neighborhoods. Lots of family friendly activities in the outdoors which will feel like a private family moment."
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  • Kenecia K.
    "The commute is great because I’m close to the major highways. Makes commuting easy. The public transport system isn’t as developed as major cities. Definitely need a car"
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  • Kenecia K.
    "My neighborhood is very convenient to highways, and traffic is very minimal. I font take public transportation so it makes it easier to get around. There aren’t very many bus stops in this area."
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  • Phyllis Y.
    "everyone is friendly. it's a quiet area. A lot of families with kids. lots of dogs and people walking. "
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  • Shila B.
    "Very nice neighborhood. Respectful neighbors and great parks for kids. The school systems are some of the best in the area as well "
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  • Sarah K.
    "I’m not a parent but it’s a safe place to live and I have heard that the school system is high quality!"
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  • Ahulvey
    "25 minutes To downtown Dayton, but 2 miles to excellent shopping. Hospitals and educational opportunities are also within 2 miles. I feel very safe and secure in Centerville."
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  • Bambisorg
    "Great school system.. wonderful city and friendly people. Great firework shows and parades. I feel safe in this neighborhood. Easily to walk downtown and enjoy dinner"
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  • Abbie H.
    "Can be difficult to commute depending on the time of day. Downtown CENTERVILLE during 8am or 5pm is very busy with kids getting out of school and people headed home from work. "
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  • Bambisorg
    "I lived in this neighborhood for 11 years to make sure my child had a wonderful education from kindergarten to senior year. Very quiet nice neighbors I could go on"
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  • Brent S.
    "well maintained homes, parks convenient shopping, close access to highway,good schools and no crime. good diversity in housing and many areas feature wooded lots with swim clubs near"
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  • Betty F.
    "Nice friendly place to raise children. The schools are great. There are plenty of parks, some with water play equipment which is nice in then summer months. Shopping is convenient with numerous stores and restaurants. Hospitals are close incase you need one"
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  • Ridotson79
    "I have lived in this area for over 20 years. The area is welcoming and inviting. There is public transit nearby."
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  • Ridotson79
    "My neighborhood has great access to public transportation and the commute downtown is not long. Most people keep to themselves."
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  • Betty F.
    "Lots of parks, water park and fun things to do. Lots of shopping and holiday events Schools are top rate. Nice libraries "
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  • Ridotson79
    "I've lived in the neighborhood for about six or seven years. Most everyone I have met has been friendly."
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  • Joya.januleski
    "We have a neighborhood Facebook page so we always know what is going on in our neighborhood. We also have a pool in our area that often has events going on. "
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  • Rich P.
    "Twenty seven year resident. Nice quiet plat with a lot of friendly neighbors. Older homes, but well kept. "
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  • Mirnander
    "Typical Ohio suburb. Virtually crime free. Very conventional population. Very few progressives. City is quick to fine you for putting your garbage can in the wrong place or parking a trailer in your driveway. High rated schools but no school choice like you get in a decent sized city. It's a safe place to live and a good place to invest but it's pretty boring. The parks and forests are gorgeous, but there's nothing else to do here besides go shopping."
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  • Rixieeraee
    "its quite the snobby neighborhood. o miss and would much rather live in Dayton. On the east side of Dayton particularly. Schools are great but the people are typically rude."
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  • Amy
    "It's quiet all the time. I don't find it unique, but antiquated. There is no where to eat after 10 pm."
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  • Ndabambalire
    " Parks. Safety. Great Schools & Libraries. Walkable Neighborhoods. Rec Center. Decent traffic conditions. Restored Downtown. "
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Average Rent Trends in Centerville, OH

Rent in Centerville, OH varies by number of bedrooms and home type. Use these charts to quickly see how rent changes.
Average rent increased in Jun 2026 compared to the previous month. Rent previously peaked in Jul 2025.
MonthAverage rent
Jul 2025$1,895
Aug 2025$1,695
Sep 2025$1,895
Oct 2025$1,800
Nov 2025$1,800
Dec 2025$1,675
Jan 2026$1,675
Feb 2026$1,884
Mar 2026$1,575
Apr 2026$1,695
May 2026$1,800
Jun 2026$1,895
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Average Rent By Bedroom and Home Type

In June 2026, Townhomes were the most affordable home type to rent compared with Apartments and Condos and Houses.
1 bed2 beds3 beds4 bedsAll
All home types$1,095$1,400$2,100$3,100$1,750
Townhomes—$1,275——$1,275
Apartments and Condos$1,095$1,400——$1,400
Houses—$3,200$2,100$3,100$2,950
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Frequently Asked Questions about Rentals in Centerville, OH

  • What is the average rent of an apartment in Centerville, OH?
    The average rent of an apartment in Centerville, OH is $1,604 per month. This is about 18% lower than the national average.
  • What is the average rent of a house in Centerville, OH?
    The average rent of a house in Centerville, OH is $2,950 per month. This is about 51% higher than the national average.
  • What is the average rent of a townhome in Centerville, OH?
    The average rent of a townhome in Centerville, OH is $1,275 per month. This is about 35% lower than the national average.
  • When is the average rent cheapest in Centerville, OH?
    In the last year, the average rent in Centerville, OH was lowest in Jun 2025 when it was $1,399 per month.
  • When is the average rent most expensive in Centerville, OH?
    In the last year, the average rent in Centerville, OH was highest in Jul 2025 when it was $1,895 per month.
  • How does the rent of a 1 bedroom apartment compare to a studio apartment in Centerville, OH?
    The average rent of a 1 bedroom apartment in Centerville, OH is $1,095 per month. That is about $115 more than the cost of a studio apartment.
  • How many available rental listings are in Centerville, OH?
    There are 45 available rental listings in Centerville, OH.
  • What are some zip codes in Centerville, OH?
    Centerville, OH includes zip codes such as: 45441.
  • What are some cities near Centerville, OH?
    Some nearby cities include: Bellbrook, Sugarcreek, Springboro, Kettering, Spring Valley. These cities may have more rental options to explore.
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