Huber Heights just posted one of its strongest residential sales of the year as 6463 Ring Neck Drive closed at $377,000 — more than $7,000 over asking. For a market traditionally known for affordability and mid-tier pricing, this sale is a powerful signal: buyers are willing to pay a premium for renovated homes in desirable neighborhoods like Pheasant Hill.
With continued buyer demand across northeast Montgomery County and limited inventory in Huber Heights, high-quality properties like this one are setting new benchmarks and helping push comps higher across the city.
A Renovated Home That Buyers Jumped On Quickly
Originally built in 1992, this 5-bedroom, 3-bath, 2,796 sq. ft. home was meticulously updated prior to listing — and it shows. With a corner lot, a spacious covered front porch, and mature shade trees, the home makes a strong first impression before you even step inside.
Once through the door, buyers are greeted with an all-new expanded kitchen (2024) featuring:
- Custom Mauk Cabinets
- Quartz countertops
- Gas stove & expanded island
- Open shelving, upgraded lighting, and a walk-in pantry
- New natural hardwood floors (2022)
The main floor features an inviting living area with cathedral ceilings and a wood-burning fireplace with a gas line — the perfect blend of charm and convenience. The remodeled full bath and updated primary suite on the main floor offer rare flexibility for multigenerational living or extended-stay guests.
A Backyard That Adds Serious Value
The fenced backyard is another standout feature, including:
- A concrete patio with pergola
- Storage shed
- Hot tub (2022)
- Fruit-bearing trees including blackberries, raspberries, and peach trees
- A small chicken coop
These amenities — especially outdoor upgrades — continue to drive buyer interest in Huber Heights. As more families seek suburban space, move-in-ready homes with functional, landscaped yards carry a premium.
A Defining Comp for Huber Heights in 2025
This sale is more than a standout listing — it’s a defining moment for the Huber Heights housing market. With rising prices throughout the region and continued investment in local housing stock, the area is seeing stronger, more competitive offers than ever before.
A nearly $380k sale in Pheasant Hill demonstrates just how far demand has climbed. Expect this comp to influence upcoming appraisals and listing strategies well into 2026.
Congratulations to Listing Agent Savannah Brennan
A big congratulations to Savannah Brennan for securing one of the strongest sales Huber Heights has seen this year. The care that went into preparing, updating, and marketing this home clearly resonated with buyers.
Her work on this listing not only produced a top-dollar sale but also helped elevate the market for surrounding homeowners. Outstanding job on a truly impactful result for the community.
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Listing data courtesy of Dayton REALTORS® MLS. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
