Englewood, OH

114 Apartments for Rent

"When I was a boy in Ohio / We would wait for the summer to come / For swimmin' and pickin' berries." - "Boy in Ohio," Phil Ochs

Englewood, Ohio is a suburb of Dayton, just a few miles to the northwest. The city was settled in the early 1800s, and many of the families of the original settlers still live in the city. Yes, there is a strong sense of history here, but there is also a vibrant and thriving community because people here really care about the place that they live. Granted, not too much happens in Englewood. But it does have lovely scenery with the Englewood Recreation Reservoir, and it's just minutes away from Meadow Brook Country Club, where you can play golf or tennis, or Dayton, where there are tons of world-class amenities and entertainment options.

Moving to Englewood

If you're planning to look for apts for rent in Englewood, then you should prepare first. The first thing to be ready for is turning in the leasing application. Applications have several parts, and one of the most important is the part where you prove to your potential landlord that you're financially qualified to rent his place. You can turn in bank statements, tax returns, pay stubs, proof of income, a letter of employment, and more in order to prove that you'll always pay your rent. If you think it might help, consider getting letters of reference, from either colleagues, friends or former landlords; anyone that's going to vouch for how awesome a person you are!

The next thing you should realize before turning in your application is that in order to secure a rental home in Englewood, you're going to have to put a deposit down. Deposits can range from one to three months' rent upfront; be sure to check with potential landlords before you move, so you can be sure to save up enough money for the initial up-front payments!

Neighborhoods in Englewood

Englewood is small, but it has its own neighborhoods. You should do research before you go to make sure you're actually going to like the place you'll end up living! If you want to know more about the neighborhoods in the area, check out the list below. It contains some helpful info that will help you narrow down house rentals and save time and energy on your search.

Northern Englewood: The northern part of Englewood is the part of town that's set off by W. Wenger Road. It's a beautiful residential part of town, and it has beautiful parks inside of it. People in the neighborhood spend time in the City of Englewood Centennial Park, as well as East Park.

Southern Englewood: Southern Englewood is a primarily residential area. With lots of houses and tree-lined streets, you'll definitely be able to find furnished apartments or nice rental homes here. This part of town is near Meadowbrook Country Club, so if you like playing golf or spending time outside, this area would be a very convenient living option.

Living in Englewood

Englewood is basically a little Midwestern town. There are lots of lovely homes here, as well as quiet living options and beautiful parks. People here do value the time they get to spend outside, and the weather is lovely much of the year. Thus, local parks like Centennial Park, Oberer Field, the Engelwood Hills South Park and the Englewood Recreation Reservoir get tons of use. People here also enjoy local shopping. Northmont Plaza Shopping Center is a great place to buy the things you need, as is Country Square Shopping Center and Englewood Plaza Shopping Center in the north part of town.

If you want to go to a bigger place to shop and have fun, you might as well head on in to nearby Dayton, where most people commute anyway on their day-to-day routines. There's plenty for anyone to do in Dayton. One of the best art museums in the area is located in Dayton, the Dayton Art Institute, so people that like fine art will love the trek here. The city is also home to beloved museums like the Boonshoft Museum of Discovery, the National Museum of the United States Air Force, America's Packard Museum, and the Dayton International Peace Museum. Sports lovers can hop over to nearby Dayton to watch a hockey game at the Hara Arena or play a round of golf at the NCR country club. The drive's only 15 minutes long, and there's a bus; there's no excuse not to!