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Why Live in Thompson

Thompson Township in Delaware, with a population of under 1,000, is located about 50 minutes northwest of downtown Columbus. Despite the distance, some residents commute to Columbus, benefiting from the area's highly ranked ease of commutes. The township is expected to see minimal growth even with Intel's upcoming computer chip factories in New Albany. The area attracts empty-nesters downsizing from larger homes, opting for more land and lower taxes. Homes here are typically on several acres and include classic styles such as split-level, ranch, Cape Cod, and Craftsman farmhouses, with many dating back to the mid-20th century. Packer Airport, named after local aviation expert Richard Packer, is a notable feature, situated near the John R. Doutt Upground Reservoir, which supplies water to Columbus area communities. The Buckeye Valley Local School District serves the area, with Buckeye Valley Elementary West being highly rated. Local amenities include Kelly’s Kitchen in nearby Richwood, known for its traditional breakfast and comfort food, and Fulton Creek Organic Farm, offering organic produce and delivery services. For groceries, residents can drive 15 minutes to the Kroger in Delaware. Delaware County Transit provides on-demand public transportation within the county, and the nearest hospital is a 20-minute drive away.
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