40 W 4th St, Dayton, OH 45402

Introducing the height of modern office space and living in the heart of the city!  Welcome to The Deneau, a 22-story Class A commercial and residential skyscraper designed for those who expect nothing less than extraordinary! With options ranging from modern office spaces and luxurious apartments to exclusive penthouses, each residence offers unparalleled views, sophisticated design, and world-class amenities.

The lobby has available retail and restaurant spaces. Floors 2 - 5 are available for commercial office space, floors 6 - 21 are residential apartments, and the 22nd floor is the Penthouse floor. A Tenant Improvement Allowance is negotiable for office spaces. Amenities include a 7-story attached parking garage with a common area terrace to enjoy great views of the city. The Mezzanine level includes a 5,000SF fitness center and common area lounge for tenants and commercial clients. Our expected date for Temporary Certificate of Occupancy is early winter, 2024. Commercial clients can start their build out now.

Enjoy vacuum sealed, state-of-the-art, wide pane windows that frame stunning views, with options to overlook the vibrant city skyline or enjoy a quieter, more suburban landscape. Inside, each residence features open-concept layouts crafted for both comfort and style. Residents will have access to state-of-the-art fitness facilities, a lounge, private parking, and convenient on-site dining options, including a chic cafe—perfect for grabbing coffee or a quick bite close to home.

History: 40 West Fourth Centre was the first modern skyscraper built in Dayton. Designed by architect Paul Deneau, upon completion in 1969, it was the tallest building in Dayton. The building is constructed of reinforced concrete with the facades of brick and glass curtain walls. The building comprises of Miesian skyscraper elements such as glass curtain walls and of New Formalism such as its symmetrical composition, brick facades, and structural clarity. Windsor companies is proud to reconstruct this structure into a contemporary adaption of its history.

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