$200,000
- beds
- 3
- bath
- 1
- sqft
- 1,175
1001 Robin, Springfield, OH 45503
- Single Family Residence
- Built in 1954
- 0.2388 acre lot
- $170 per sq ft
- No HOA
- 1-car garage
On the market 8 daysListed Oct 27, 2026MLS #1194088017
About this home
Tucked away from the busy streets, this home will be your new peaceful space. When you step into the front door, large windows offer ample natural light throughout the living room. Built in the 1950's this ranch style home still holds some beautiful original features, including the doors, flooring, and a beautiful dining room light fixture. The kitchen is equipped with a large newer whirlpool refrigerator and space for a corner breakfast nook too. The bedrooms feature beautiful original hardwood flooring. The spacious backyard is almost fully fenced in with privacy fencing and a patio to enjoy the beautiful outdoors this fall. This house is a must see! Some notable updates: Newer front and back doors (within the last few years), professionally water proofed basement, new windows in basement.
Location
Facts and features
Home type
- Single Family Residence
Year built
- Built in 1954
HOA
- No HOA
Parking
- 1-car garage
Interior spaces
- 1,175 sq ft home
- One
- Unfinished basement
- Central Air
Bedrooms and bathrooms
- 3 bedrooms
- 1 bathroom
Lot and exterior
- 0.2388 acre lot
School district
- Springfield
Listing and financial details
- MLS #1194088017
- Parcel 3400300025310002
- Listed Oct 27, 2026
- Status: Active
- ZIP 45503
Property history
Every list-price and status change we have observed for this listing.
No changes recorded yet. Currently listed at $200,000.
Tax history
The MLS feed does not carry a tax figure for this listing. County records are the authority; check the county auditor for this parcel (3400300025310002).
Price history reflects changes observed by Dayton Relo since July 2026 and may not include earlier events. "First seen" is when this listing entered our tracking, not the date it came on the market. Tax data: county records via Dayton REALTORS® MLS.
Nearby schools
Springfield School District
Snowhill Elementary School
Elementary · Grades K-6 · 1.7 mi
Hayward Middle School
Middle · Grades 7-8 · 3.8 mi
SPRINGFIELD SCHOOL OF INNOVATION
High School · Grades 9-12 · 3.1 mi
Nightingale Montessori Inc
PrivateElementary · 0.7 mi
Not rated
Ridgewood School
Private1.5 mi
Not rated
Source: Ohio School Report Cards 2024-25. School assignment not guaranteed, confirm enrollment with the district.
Listing source
- Source
- Dayton REALTORS® MLS
- MLS number
- 1194088017
- Parcel (APN)
- 3400300025310002
Listing courtesy of Home City Real Estate, Lisa Smedley
Source: Dayton REALTORS® MLS
Chris Jurgens · eXp Realty
© 2026 Dayton REALTORS®. Listing information is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed accurate by Dayton REALTORS® MLS. Provided for consumers' personal, non-commercial use and may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties.
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