Housing in the Xenia, OH Area
Xenia is a family community, yet it contains a mosaic of all types of people, lifestyles and interests. Your new home could be a house in one of the many new developing subdivisions or a restored home in a historical district. You may be attracted by a new condo or prefer a house in a quiet, established neighborhood. The doors of Xenia are open, bringing more growth in housing and development than ever before. Whatever your preference, Xenia offers a wide range in housing opportunities, from neighborhoods for first time homebuyers to planned retirement communities.
East Second Street
The area, covering just over one block between Collier and Monroe Streets, is primarily owner occupied, single-family residential. Revitalization of the area began several years ago when many of the residences were converted from multifamily to owner-occupied. Of Italianate, Greek Revival, Queen Anne and East Lake designs, these homes tell a rich and memorable story of Xenia's past. Three Second Street Residences, along with two others from the North King Street Neighborhood, are recognized in the National Register of Historic Properties.
Waterstreet
The Waterstreet area, location of Xenia's first log cabin within the City limits, is bounded by West Second Street on the North, Cincinnati Avenue on the west, South Detroit Street to the east, and Shawnee Creek on the south. It takes its name from West Third Street, which was called Water Street in the 1800s. The area changed rapidly from humble log cabin orgins to elegant structures and styles. in recent years, the District has experienced a revival of elegance and pride thanks to residences purchased by people dedicated to renovation and restoration.
The Carnegie Historic District
The Carnegie Historic District is located in Xenia on East Church Street and East Market Street to the north and south, and Whiteman Street to the west and extending into the City of Xenia’s historic East End on Columbus Street. The neighborhood gets its name from the Carnegie Library located at the corner of E. Church Street and Edison Blvd.
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