Brookside Village Homes for Sale

Brookside Village is just south of the Jack Nicklaus Freeway and offers a small, well‑kept neighborhood feel despite its proximity to major highways. The community blends newer homes with long‑established properties, ranging from 1980s split‑levels and ranch-style homes to more recent New Traditional designs. Home prices typically run from the low $300,000s to the mid‑$400,000s, with some older houses updated to include modern, open layouts. Single‑family homes are generally more affordable than those in surrounding areas like Antrim, Stilson and Brookside Woods, while condos and townhouses, often priced between the low and high $100,000s, provide additional options. Condo HOA fees cover services such as lawn care, snow removal and sewer. Realtors note the area’s convenience, emphasizing how easy it is to reach destinations throughout Columbus. That convenience is a major draw for commuters. The Jack Nicklaus Freeway lines the north side of the neighborhood, and the Olentangy Freeway is about 3 miles away, creating quick routes to major job centers. Downtown Columbus and New Albany are each approximately 20 miles away, while Clintonville and Dublin are only about five miles out. COTA bus stops along Snouffer Road and Smoky Row Road support public transit use, and neighborhood sidewalks and cul‑de‑sacs add walkability while reducing cut‑through traffic. Families appreciate the Worthington City School District, which ranks among the top in the state. Brookside Elementary, just south of the neighborhood, is known for strong parent involvement and seasonal PTA‑led events. While Brookside Village lacks its own parks, several great green spaces are within a mile or two, including Perry Park, Antrim Park and the Olentangy River Parklands with access to the Olentangy Trail. Residents also enjoy nearby shopping and dining along Sawmill Road, with grocery stores, restaurants, big‑box retailers and international eateries close by.