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A historic community located in Columbus’s Park District
Columbus's past and present mix in Saint Elmo Weracoba. This Midtown community is within the lush Park District, an established area with some of the city's most intact historic midcentury homes. It runs alongside Weracoba Park, which is perfect for those who want the amenities of a green space within walking distance. Close to major employers like Columbus State University and Aflac, it's an ideal choice for those seeking to live a short distance from work. The area is as welcoming to new families seeking starter homes as it is to long-time residents who have lived their lives in the neighborhood. “It’s one of my favorite neighborhoods in Midtown,” says Realtor Renee Coleman with Keller Williams Realty. Coleman has been serving the area for over 12 years. “This whole area is so friendly—neighbors are welcoming, there are lots of small businesses you can walk to at the shopping center and Lakebottom park is right there. It’s a neat little area.”
Saint Elmo Weracoba is listed as a historic district.
Saint Elmo Weracoba is in the heart of the Park District, a historically preserved neighborhood.
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Historic Craftsman-style and Tudor Revival homes
Builders constructed the neighborhood throughout the early to mid-20th century and the community has carefully retained its collection of midcentury bungalows throughout the years. The streets of Saint Elmo Weracoba are quiet, lined with canopies of oak, magnolia, and historic homes, making the neighborhood feel like a step back in time. There is a mix of cottages and ranch-style homes costing between $135,000 and $200,000. Craftsman-style, Spanish Revival and Tudor Revival-inspired bungalows cost between $225,000 and $300,000. While most homes date between the 1920s and 1940s, most interiors are updated, and the exteriors preserved. Homes here are typically more densely built than homes east of Weracoba Park but have shady backyards and tidy front lawns with sidewalks that are perfect for an evening stroll. “You’ll see folks out walking all the time, and people sitting on their porches, saying hi to each other,” Coleman says. “It’s just such a friendly, charming place. Not to mention the homes have so much character.”
A typical row of homes in Saint Elmo Weracoba can vary in home styles.
Tudor-style homes are common in Saint Elmo Weracoba, featuring beautiful red brick.
Queen Anne cottages in Saint Elmo Weracoba are classic homes dating back to the early 1900s.
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Muscogee County School District serves students
Students living south of 23rd Street will start at Wynnton Elementary School, which earned an overall C-plus from Niche. Those living north of 23rd Street attend Clubview Elementary, which earned a B-plus. All students then go on to Richards Middle, which earned an A-minus, then filter into Jordan Vocational High, which earned a C grade. Students can also apply to attend nearby Columbus High. Niche ranked this school as the top magnet program in Georgia. Students will learn an AP-centric liberal arts curriculum, culminating in a senior project. The school earned an A-plus from Niche.
Wyntonn Elementary in Saint Elmo Weracoba is one of the neighborhoods oldest schools.
Columbus High is located in the heart of Saint Elmo Weracoba, great for walking to school.
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Lakebottom Park and Dinglewood Park offer outdoor recreation
The community is next to Lakebottom Park, a lush, mature, tree-shaded green space surrounding Weracoba Creek. Popular with families, residents can take kids to the playground or head there for Little League games. There are also racquet courts for a game of pickleball and a track perfect for a morning run. Next door, Dinglewood Park has a disc golf course with nine holes. Residents can also have lunch or snack at the park's tree-canopied picnic tables. Golf enthusiasts can become a member at the Country Club of Columbus. The club has an 18-hole course and a clubhouse with a gym, pool, bar and dining room. About 2 miles away, Columbus Aquatic Center is a popular option for public pool access.
Lakebottom park in Saint Elmo Weracoba once was a lake where residents could go boating.
Head to Lakebottom Park in Saint Elmo Weracoba and play a tennis match with the local pros.
The Track field at Lakebottom Park in Saint Elmo Weracoba is also shared with the local school.
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Minutes from Saint Elmo Shopping Center
The community is close to some of Midtown's beloved staples. Residents can get a scramble dog or a sundae from the lunch counter at Dinglewood Pharmacy, which has been serving Columbus for over 100 years, or grab a vegan meal from Country Life Natural Food Store. The Saint Elmo Shopping Center is favorite for dining and retail a short walk from home. “The shopping center is really popular. There’s an art gallery, a dog grooming salon, a furniture store and everybody goes to Parker’s Pantry for coffee,” Coleman says. For groceries and home goods, residents can shop at the Publix at Cross Country Plaza on Warm Springs Road. The shopping center also has a TJ Maxx and Goodwill. There's also a Piggly Wiggly on 13th Street. For more retail shopping, residents can visit Peachtree Mall, about 3 miles away. Residents are also only 3 miles from Uptown's cafes, bars and restaurants.
Parkers Pantry in Saint Elmo Weracoba is ran by Parker who bakes fresh bread daily.
If you visit Parkers Pantry in Saint Elmo Weracoba be sure to try one of the many sandwiches.
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Getting around Midtown
Located in Midtown, the neighborhood sits close to several major thoroughfares. Veterans Parkway is about 2 miles away, and Interstate 185 is 3 miles away, connecting residents throughout Muscogee County. There are also METRA bus stops along main arteries like Warm Springs Road. Residents are about 3 miles from downtown Columbus and 4 miles from Phenix City. The closest hospital is Piedmont Columbus Regional Midtown. For air travel, the Columbus Airport is 4 miles away.
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Crime and Safety
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Saint Elmo Weracoba
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Homicide
4
4
Sexual Assault
6
4
Assault with Weapon
6
4
Robbery
6
4
Burglary
4
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
4
4
Larceny
5
4
Crime Score
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4
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Saint Elmo Weracoba Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Saint Elmo Weracoba, Columbus sell after 15 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Saint Elmo Weracoba, Columbus over the last 12 months is $235,000, up 16% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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