Dayton’s historic neighborhoods continue to show real momentum, and this latest sale in McPherson Town adds even more proof. Just steps from Downtown and surrounded by landmark districts like Wright-Dunbar, Grafton Hill, and the Dayton Masonic Lodge area, 16 McDaniel Street blends modern updates with true 19th-century charm. Here’s a closer look at one of the city’s most impressive recent sales.
16 McDaniel St, Dayton OH 45405 — Sold for $263,500
Beautifully Restored Home in the McPherson Town Historic District
McPherson Town continues to be one of Dayton’s most desirable historic districts, known for its walkability, vibrant character, and lovingly preserved architecture. Homes in this neighborhood rarely sit long, and when they’re restored at this level, they tend to attract strong demand.
16 McDaniel Street, originally built in 1889, closed on October 27, 2025, for $263,500. The property was meticulously renovated from top to bottom while still preserving the historic charm that makes McPherson Town one of Dayton’s most unique communities.
Property Highlights
- 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms
- 1,870 square feet
- Built in 1889
- Fully updated kitchen with granite countertops and new appliances
- Beautifully restored floors, new paint, and modern fixtures throughout
- New windows (2023), roof (2024), gutters (2025), water heater (2024)
- HVAC (2023) and updated 200-amp electric panel
- Interior laundry on the second floor
- Large 1-car garage with updated electrical
- Cozy parlor that can function as a home office or additional living space
- Private backyard with potential to design your own garden or patio space
Historic Charm Meets Urban Convenience
The McPherson Town Historic District is one of Dayton’s most beloved walkable neighborhoods. With tree-lined streets, bike-friendly pathways, and beautifully preserved 19th-century homes, it’s a favorite for residents who want character, community, and easy access to downtown amenities.
16 McDaniel is positioned in a highly convenient pocket on the northwestern edge of Downtown Dayton. Moments away are:
- Wright-Dunbar – rich with aviation history and ongoing revitalization
- Grafton Hill – home to the Dayton Art Institute and stunning historic homes
- Dayton Masonic Center – one of Dayton’s most recognizable architectural landmarks
- Downtown Dayton – restaurants, breweries, the Schuster Center, and RiverScape
This location offers a lifestyle that blends quiet residential living with immediate access to Dayton’s cultural core.
Why This Sale Matters
Home prices in Dayton’s historic districts have been steadily climbing, especially in neighborhoods with strong walkability and active community investment. This sale adds to the growing trend of high-quality renovated homes achieving strong numbers, even as the broader market cools in some areas.
McPherson Town continues to stand out as a neighborhood where updated historic homes command significant attention — and this property is yet another example of that momentum.
More Recently Sold Properties Near Downtown Dayton
If you’re following the ongoing revitalization of Dayton’s urban neighborhoods, here are a few more notable recent sales:
- 1302 Earlham Drive Sells for $265,000 in Dayton’s University Row Neighborhood
- 4267 Glenbrook — Northern Hills
- 460 Fountain — Mount Vernon
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