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18 Rogge St

Dayton, OH 45409 - Montgomery County

Apartment

2 beds

1 bath

No pets

About 18 Rogge St

This 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom apartment at 18 Rogge St in Dayton, OH 45409 rents for $1,000 a month.

Spacious High Ceiling Rogge View Historic Apartment. $850 per month. $850 deposit. Tenant pays all the utilities. Amenities: Range/Oven. Flooring: concrete, slate & softwood.

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Managed by: UDGuestHouse · (937) 789-2550

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Property Summary

Property Type:	Apartment
Rental Fee:	$1,000
Bedrooms:	2 beds
Bathrooms:	1 bath
Size:	Inquire

Pets:	No
Laundry:	Inquire
Parking:	Inquire
Available:	Now
ID:	84674791

Amenities

Air Conditioning
Carpeted Floors
Hardwood Floors
Microwave
Refrigerator
Smoke-Free
Tile Floors
Vinyl/Laminate Floors

Leasing Information

Lease term: 12 months.

Fees

Security deposit $1,000 (mandatory, refundable, move-in).

How the Rent Compares

At $1,000 a month, this apartment is close to the typical rent for 2-bedroom apartments and condos in Dayton (about $990).

From 92 two-bedroom apartments and condos listed in Dayton on RentalSource in October 2026: the scale holds eight in ten of them, and the shaded band the middle half.

$990Typical rent for 2-bedroom apartments and condos in Dayton

$840–$1,120Middle half of their rents

33 daysAverage time they have been listed

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Apartment for rent

$1,000

Deposit $1,000 · All fees

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