7 Miami Valley homes worth a mint: Peek inside these near-million-dollar houses

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By Chris Stewart
May 31, 2017
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We occasionally showcase some of the most expensive residential properties across the Miami Valley. Here are a few featured lately:

Built in 1970, a French country home at 4345 Delco Dell Road Kettering is on sale for nearly $1 million. The home has more than 7,000 square feet of space and is currently listed for $899,000. Contributed.

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Kettering | French country home

7,000 square feet

» INSIDE LOOK: Nearly $1M Kettering home for sale

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Morgan Twp., Butler County | Custom-built, two-story

7,500 square feet

» INSIDE LOOK: $1.3M home for sale in Morgan Twp.

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Piqua | Custom-built, two-story

8,500 square feet

» INSIDE LOOK: Nearly $1M home for sale near Piqua

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Washington Twp.

8,350 square feet

» INSIDE LOOK: Nearly $1M Washington Twp. home for sale

This Tudor Revival home built in 1931 has been completely restored to its original grandeur by longtime owners. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places in Dayton. CONTRIBUTED PHOTOS BY KATHY TYLER

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Dayton | Tudor revival

11,000 square feet

» INSIDE LOOK: Dayton mansion on sale for nearly $1M

Deep frontage precedes this English country manor styled home in Oakwood. Tree lines on both sides of the lot provide privacy, and wide flowerbeds are filled with ground cover, evergreens and ornamental grasses. The paved driveway gives way to brick pavers near the main entrance.

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Oakwood, English country manor

5,300 square feet

» INSIDE LOOK: Nearly $1M Oakwood home built in 1925

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