$219,900
- beds
- 3
- baths
- 2
- sqft
- 1,341
1301 Cornish, Troy, OH 45373
- Single Family Residence
- Built in 1972
- 0.3 acre lot
- $164 per sq ft
- No HOA
- 2-car garage
On the market 6 daysListed Nov 5, 2026MLS #1194493556
About this home
Welcome to this inviting 3-bedroom, 2-full-bath home situated on a spacious corner lot in Troy's desirable Westbrook Subdivision! Featuring generously sized bedrooms, a low-maintenance exterior, and a spacious great room, this home offers comfort and functionality throughout. This all-electric home features individually controlled heating in each room and a central air conditioner (installed in 2026), allowing for personalized comfort for the entire year. With its appealing location, generous lot, and comfortable living spaces, this home has much to offer. Schedule your private showing today! All information and dimensions are believed to be accurate. Please rely on your own inspections to confirm. The photo descriptions and virtual staging were done with the assistance of AI systems.
Location
- 38 min to downtown
- 40 min to WPAFB
Facts and features
Home type
- Single Family Residence
Year built
- Built in 1972
HOA
- No HOA
Parking
- 2-car garage
Interior spaces
- 1,341 sq ft home
- One
- Central Air
- Fireplace
Bedrooms and bathrooms
- 3 bedrooms
- 2 bathrooms
Lot and exterior
- 0.3 acre lot
School district
- Troy
Listing and financial details
- MLS #1194493556
- Parcel D08055202
- Listed Nov 5, 2026
- Status: Active
- ZIP 45373
Property history
Every list-price and status change we have observed for this listing.
| Date | Event | Price | Price per sq ft |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 6, 2026 | First seen | $219,900 | $164 / sq ft |
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 (D08055202).
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.
Troy
Troy is the Miami County seat with its own historic square and job base, so it feels more like a small independent city than a Dayton suburb. It's a long haul if your job is in Dayton proper, but if you work locally or don't mind the drive, you get more house for less money.
Median home price
$230,000
School district
Troy City Schools
Drive to downtown
38 min
Drive to WPAFB
40 min
Best for: value for the money, small-city independence, Miami County employers. Watch out: furthest commute of the bunch if you work in Dayton proper
Explore TroyListing source
- Source
- Dayton REALTORS® MLS
- MLS number
- 1194493556
- Parcel (APN)
- D08055202
Listing courtesy of Howard Hanna Real Estate Serv, Daniel J Bagi
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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