About Kettering, Ohio
Kettering is an inner suburb of Dayton in Montgomery County and the most populous suburb in the Dayton area, with 57,862 residents in the 2020 Census. It became a city in 1955 and is named for inventor Charles F. Kettering. The city borders Dayton and Oakwood to the north, Moraine and West Carrollton to the west, Centerville and Washington Township to the south, and Beavercreek to the east.
Parks and Recreation
The city parks department runs 21 parks on more than 350 acres. Delco Park has a fishing pond and sports fields, and Lincoln Park Civic Commons sits next to the 4,300-seat Fraze Pavilion outdoor amphitheater. The Kettering Recreation Complex, Kettering Ice Arena, and Adventure Reef Water Park are also city facilities. See the city parks list.
Schools
Kettering City Schools serves much of the city. School assignment depends on the exact address, so confirm with the district before you make an offer.
Homes in Kettering
Kettering grew quickly in the years after World War II, so many of its homes are decades old. Browse by ZIP code: 45409, 45420, and 45429.
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