Versailles Economic Development Opportunities Report July 2026

Available Properties in Versailles, OH

A close-knit community with a strong heritage and forward-thinking mindset, Versailles, Ohio, continues to grow as a place where business, education and quality of life intersect. Founded on values of hard work, stewardship and community pride, Versailles has built a reputation as a village that supports both economic development and an exceptional standard of living.

With a population of just over 2,500, Versailles may be small in size, but it offers big opportunities for businesses and families alike.

A Strategic Location for Business Growth

Located in Darke County in west-central Ohio, Versailles provides convenient access to major transportation routes and regional markets. Situated just 18 miles from Interstate 75 and 35 miles north of Dayton International Airport, the community offers strong connectivity for manufacturing, distribution, and logistics operations.

Versailles is part of a broader regional network of economic development organizations, including the Darke County Community Improvement Corporation (CIC) and Partnering for Progress (P4P), helping the community achieve continued growth and collaboration.

Versailles, Darke County, Ohio Proximity to US Markets

Why Versailles?

Versailles is home to a diverse and thriving business environment supported by strong local leadership and a collaborative, pro-business approach.

The village is home to globally recognized companies, including Midmark Corporation, a leader in medical, dental and veterinary equipment with more than 1,400 employees worldwide. Midmark’s presence underscores Versailles’ ability to support international business operations while maintaining a small-town feel.

Agriculture also plays a vital role in the local economy. Weaver Eggs, a multi-generational, family-owned operation, is nationally recognized for its commitment to environmental stewardship, animal care and high-quality production. With approximately 350 employees, the company has long been a pillar of both the local economy and community leadership.

As a public power community, Versailles provides reliable, locally controlled electric service. Recognized by the American Public Power Association as a Diamond Level Reliable Public Power Provider (RP3), the village delivers dependable, responsive and cost-effective utility services that support both residents and businesses.

Education is central to Versailles’ success. The Versailles Exempted Village School District serves approximately 1,400 students and consistently ranks in the top 10 percent of academic performance in Ohio. With a strong emphasis on math, science and individualized instruction, the district prepares students for both higher education and the workforce.

The surrounding region provides access to a dedicated and diverse labor force, supporting industries ranging from manufacturing and agriculture to healthcare and logistics.

Quality of Life

Versailles offers a lifestyle that blends small-town charm with modern amenities. Residents enjoy a variety of recreational opportunities, including local parks, fitness facilities and community events.

Ward Park serves as a central gathering place, featuring a swimming pool, tennis courts, pickleball, ball diamonds, playgrounds and multiple shelter houses. An 18-hole public golf course just outside the village provides additional recreational options.

Versailles’ Historic Downtown is anchored by the beautifully restored Hotel Versailles.

One of the community’s most beloved traditions is the annual Versailles Poultry Days Festival, held each June. This nationally recognized event draws visitors from across the region and supports local initiatives, including the development and maintenance of Heritage Park. Safe neighborhoods, strong schools and a welcoming atmosphere make Versailles an ideal place to live, work and raise a family — reinforcing workforce retention and long-term community stability.

“People, Pride, Progress” is more than a motto in Versailles — it defines the community’s identity. From its strong business base and reliable infrastructure to its commitment to education and quality of life, Versailles offers an environment where companies can grow and individuals can thrive.

With a collaborative approach to economic development, a skilled workforce, and a deep-rooted sense of community, Versailles is well positioned to support your next opportunity.

Interested in learning more about Versailles, Ohio? Contact the Village Administrator at (937) 526-3294 to explore business opportunities or visit versaillesoh.com.

Site Opportunities Include:

Industrial Space:

Versailles #2 Baker Road

(17 acres)

This site is located within a Community Reinvestment Area (CRA). A 69 kV power transmission line runs parallel to the site. The property is subdividable and is directly across from the Fire & EMS Facility. The location is within proximity of Midmark Corporation, a manufacturer of medical, dental, and animal health equipment and is within 3 miles of the Darke County Airport.

• Zoning – I2 Industrial
• Gas – CenterPoint Energy
• Water – Village of Versailles, on-site.
• Sewer – Village of Versailles, on-site.
• Electric – Village of Versailles, adjacent to property. Green Energy Credits are Available through AMP and Versailles Electric.
• Storm Sewer – Village of Versailles, on-site.

Public Power and AMP

Public power utilities are not-for-profit, community-owned electric systems that work to provide the highest-quality, most reliable power to residents and businesses. They are part of the communities and focus on what is best for the people and businesses they serve.

American Municipal Power, Inc. (AMP) is the nonprofit wholesale power supplier and services provider for more than 130 Members in the states of Indiana, Kentucky, Maryland, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia, as well as the Delaware Municipal Electric Corporation, a joint action agency with nine Delaware municipal members. Combined, these Member municipal electric utilities serve more than 665,000 customers. AMP Members receive their power supply from a diversified resource mix that includes wholesale power purchases through AMP and the open market and energy produced at AMP and Member-owned generating facilities utilizing fossil fuel, hydroelectric, solar, wind, and other renewable resources.

For more information about our Member communities and programs, visit searchampsites.com.