Five Oaks is within walking distance to  the Dayton Art Institute,  Masonic Temple, the Grandview Hospital Campus, and Downtown Dayton.

The District borders are North of the Great Miami River between Salem and Forest Avenues and South of Delaware.

Neighboring Historic Districts include Grafton Hill, DaytonView, Mcpherson Town, Wright Dunbar and Kenilworth. These districts are just a short walk from Five Oaks .

Our Neighborhood

Five Oaks is an eclectic neighborhood with tree lined streets, old world charm and wonderful architectural features. This classic 1920's neighborhood is one of the true gems of the Dayton area. The larger area of Five Oaks consists of several small neighborhoods, each with its own unique style and architecture.

Most Five Oaks homes feature original oak woodwork, built-in pantries and bookcases, hardwood floors, fireplaces, french doors, and grand front porches. Architectural styles include Arts and Crafts, Prairie, Bungalows, Revival, Georgian, Tudor and Colonial.

The Neighborhood a short walk or bike ride from Downton Dayton, the river, Metro Parks, Webster Strret Market, the Shuster Center Theater, Dayton Art Institute and is the long time home of Corpus Christi Church and the Homewood campus of  "Mary Queen of Peace"  elementary school.

A Local Historic Survey for the Five Oaks area is in process. This survey is supported and funded by the City of Dayton. Five Oaks also includes Dayton's latest Historic District in the Kenilworth neighborhood area.

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