Three community hospitals are nearby: Southview Hospital, Sycamore Hospital and Miami Valley Hospital in Centerville. Dayton Children's Hospital services the area.

Centerville has the largest collection of early stone houses in the state of Ohio, listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It was founded in 1796 and is one of the oldest communities in Ohio. The heart of the city is designated as an architectural preservation district to maintain the historic heritage.

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Dayton area hospitals including Sycamore and Kettering Memorial are within a ten-minute drive. Northern Cincinnati hospitals are within a ten-minute drive including Bethesda North Hospital and Atrium Medical Center.

The Great Miami River runs along Carlisle's eastern boundary, and Twin Creek is nearby, providing outdoor enthusiasts with canoeing and hiking opportunities. Roof Park provides recreational activities for residents. Golf courses and other activities are in neighboring communities.

Local merchants provide general merchandise and services conveniently located for residents.

This northwestern Warren County town 14 miles south of Dayton was primarily a railroad town in its early history. This settlement of farmers was named after George B. Carlisle, a railroad man, who bought and divided the land now bearing his name. This rich, fertile farmland with its rural beauty and large, tree-lined expanses has enticed nearly 5,400 people to the peaceful community of Carlisle. Classic farmhouses and new, gracious construction sites abound.

Carlisle

State Route 123 is the main artery linking Carlisle to nearby I-75 and State Route 4.

Hospitals within a 20-mile radius include Children's Medical Center, Kettering Medical Center,	Miami Valley Hospital, and Good Samaritan Hospital. Greene Memorial Hospital in nearby Xenia is the county hospital.

Bellbrook is a haven for horsemen, who love the country appeal of this area known for its horseback riding, training facilities and polo grounds. Six parks including the turn-of-the-century Bellbrook Park offer activities including baseball, soccer and playgrounds. Bellbrook Museum offers an up-close look at the history of the area in a two-story log cabin housing artifacts and pictures of the area.

Local merchants and big box retailers provide general merchandise and services conveniently located for residents.

The Bellbrook and Sugarcreek area is one of the few cities in Ohio without a local income tax which is good news to the nearly 8,000 residents. At 30 square miles, the Bellbrook-Sugarcreek area has experienced tremendous growth, making it one of the top five fastest growing areas in the state. Bellbrook's appeal is its old-fashioned country charm is located only 20 minutes southwest of Dayton. Housing ranges from custom-built single-family homes on large lots to luxury apartment units centered on a historic village district.

Bellbrook

I-675 dissects the Bellbrook-Sugarcreek area, connecting with I-75 and I-70. RTA provides public transportation.

Hospitals within a 10-mile radius include Children's Medical Center, Miami Valley Hospital and Good Samaritan Hospital. Greene Memorial Hospital in nearby Xenia is the county hospital.

Outdoor enthusiasts in Beavercreek use the Creekside Trail for biking, jogging, and in-line skating. For golf enthusiasts, both the Country Club of the North and the Beavercreek Golf Club offer an 18-hole public course, one of golf star Fuzzy Zoeller's signature courses. 22 parks and recreational areas provide many activities. The Little Miami River provides canoeing, picnic and other water sports just minutes away.

The Mall at Fairfield Commons contains five department stores and 130 franchise clothing, shoe and specialty stores. Local merchants provide general merchandise and services conveniently located for residents. The Greene, an upscale outdoor mall, is opening in June, 2006.

Beavercreek is a spacious, rolling, wooded environment 10 minutes east of Dayton, with housing ranging from exclusive, custom-built homes to charming older neighborhoods. Beavercreek is home to numerous research and manufacturing firms engaged in defense technologies, aerospace, automotive components, electronics and other specialized advanced technologies. Many residents are current or former Air Force and civilian employees of nearby Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and its defense industry contractors.

Beavercreek

US 35 provides direct access to downtown Dayton. I-675 skirts the north and west edge of town.

Centerville is a scenic community with 43 parks and more than 900 acres. Golfers hit the course at the 27-hole championship level golf course at Yankee Trace Golf Club. The Washington Township Recreation Center has 50,000 square feet and includes two indoor swimming pools.

The Dayton Mall is located in Centerville. The mall has four anchor stores, over 120 specialty shops and restaurants. Many neighborhood shops provide for daily purchases, and a multitude of fast food restaurants and movie theaters are nearby. Five major shopping centers and more than 500 retail outlets are available to residents.

Eight miles southeast of Dayton straddling the county line between Montgomery and Greene Counties, Centerville is a busy suburban hub of shopping, business and recreation. This active community offers housing ranging from exclusive, custom-built homes to charming older neighborhoods. Single-family homes, townhouses and apartments of almost every design provide choices for all. A thriving enclave of retail shops, restaurants, professional and community offices and unique homes form the Architectural Preservation District in the historic downtown.

Centerville

Centerville is close to both I-75 and I-675. State Routes 48 and 725 run through Centerville. RTA provides public transportation.