About Greenville

With only 13,000 people residents, Greenville is a fairly quiet area 42 miles northwest of Dayton, Ohio. Because of its location on the western edge of the state and relative isolation, most residents choose to work directly in the city instead of facing the long commute to other cities. KitchenAid, Greenville Technology, Beauty Systems Group, TXI Incorporated, and Maid Rite are based in the city. Residents of a Greenville house or apartment rental enjoy the area’s appreciation for the rich heritage and deep roots of the city. The city is the site of historic Fort Greene Ville, largest fort ever built entirely from wood. Additionally, the Treaty of Greenville was signed in 1795 opening the Northwest Territory for settlement.

Residents of an apartment or house for rent in Greenville are attracted to the multiple celebrations that the city hosts throughout the year including the famous Great Darke County Fair that draws crowds from miles around. Other celebrations like the Annie Oakley Festival and Mickey's Hometown Parade provide additional community bonds. Additional landmarks in Greenville include Bear's Mill and Garst Museum. The main City Park provides residents with picnic grounds, playgrounds, soccer fields, tennis and shuffleboard courts, swimming pools, fishing ponds, and basketball courts. The city of Greenville also boasts dozens of strip malls featuring brand name retailers in addition to stores in Dayton.

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