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Straightforward commuting and daily conveniences in Argyle Park
Argyle Park is part of North Central Columbus, an established but evolving mixed-use district a few miles northeast of downtown. It's close to a few main roadways, which means major employers in the city and the suburbs are within easy reach. Local restaurants, parks and nearby shopping add convenience, and a longstanding community center anchors the neighborhood with programs and events. Public schools are close by, and there's also a magnet elementary option within the neighborhood.
Ranch-style houses are typical in Argyle Park.
Cottages are a common housing style in the neighborhood.
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A look at home styles, lot sizes and prices nearby
Outside of an apartment complex to the north, Argyle Park homeowners and renters generally live in midcentury cottages, bungalows and ranch-style homes. "Many of the homes were built during a period when construction quality and neighborhood planning were very intentional,” says longtime local Denise Pace, broker-owner of Anchor Real Estate Group LLC. “You see mature trees, established streets and homes with character that are difficult to replicate in newer developments." Houses typically sit on compact lots and often include paved driveways and full basements, with street parking generally easy to find.
Recent sales have ranged from the low $100,000s to the low $200,000s. However, homes in one subdivision with newer construction on slightly larger lots can reach prices closer to $300,000, though those listings are rare. Overall, prices here are comparable to those in North Linden and Arlington Park, while they tend to trend higher than South Linden and lower than Saint Mary's.
Parks, recreation and community programs nearby
Maloney Park is a green space near the neighborhood with tennis and basketball courts, sports fields and a playground. It's next to St. Stephen's Community House, a longstanding nonprofit that offers a variety of programs.
"One thing that stands out about Argyle Park is the sense of neighborhood identity," Pace says. "Communities improve when residents are engaged, when people know their neighbors, and when there's pride in ownership. That foundation already exists here." Pace notes the community center hosts events like healthcare fairs, but it also runs programs such as:
Mid-Ohio Market at St. Stephen’s provides access to fresh food and grocery support for local households.
Christ Child Early Learning Center supports early learning and development for young children in a structured care setting.
Christmas Cares offers seasonal assistance with food and gifts for families during the holiday season.
A.M.P. (Achieve More & Prosper) delivers job readiness training and workforce support for residents building career skills.
Ready2Earn gives teens early work experience through a short-term, guided summer employment program.
School choice is lottery-based across Columbus City Schools
Columbus City Schools serves the community through South Mifflin STEM Academy and Linden-McKinley STEM Academy. School choice is lottery-based, with acceptance depending on policy and available space. Families can apply to schools in different areas, as well as to magnet and alternative schools, such as Duxberry Park Arts Impact Elementary School, which is in Argyle Park.
Nearby grocery stores and casual takeout options are close by
Save A Lot on Mock Road is a couple of miles from the neighborhood and convenient for grocery runs. For takeout, Fresh Bite Express is a nearby option serving American comfort food, from fried chicken and burgers to crispy catfish and gyros on the edge of Argyle Park. More local flavor is within a short drive along Cleveland Avenue, including:
Ena’s Caribbean Kitchen, a longtime locally owned Antillean restaurant known for homemade jerk sauce and island staples like pepper steak
Island Vibes, a laid-back Caribbean eatery serving classics like curry goat and oxtail
Big Mal’s Linden Cafe, a casual Southern kitchen serving rib tips, macaroni and cheese and other homestyle dishes
VIP Chicken and Fish, a no-frills spot serving fried fare, sandwiches and halal-friendly options
Ena's Caribbean Kitchen is known throughout the area for its authentic Jamaican menu.
Save a Lot is minutes away.
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Getting around Columbus from Argyle Park by car, bus or bike
Argyle Park is convenient for getting around Greater Columbus. With nearby access to Interstates 71 and 670, many residents get around by car, which puts downtown and John Glenn Columbus International Airport roughly 6 miles away. Interstate 270, nicknamed the Outerbelt because it loops the city, is another nearby highway that connects to job hubs outside Columbus, including Dublin, about 20 miles away. As for those with ties to The Ohio State University, they can skip the highway and take city streets to campus, which is roughly 5 miles away.
While driving is typical, walking, biking and taking the bus are additional options. Sidewalks along residential streets and Joyce Avenue make it straightforward to reach Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA) bus stops, and cyclists can follow Joyce Avenue south toward multiuse paths like the Downtown Connector.
Many Argyle Park residents drive to nearby roads like Hudson Street or Cleveland Avenue to hop on I‑670 for a relatively quick trip into downtown Columbus.
CMAX is a bus rapid transit line in Columbus that is run by the Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA).
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Crime and Safety
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Homicide
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Sexual Assault
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Assault with Weapon
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Robbery
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Burglary
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Motor Vehicle Theft
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Larceny
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Crime Score
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Argyle Park Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Argyle Park, Columbus sell after 44 days on the market compared to the national average of 58 days. The median sale price for homes in Argyle Park, Columbus over the last 12 months is $165,000, down 7% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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