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The Brewery District is a lively Columbus neighborhood
Once the center of Columbus ’ beer manufacturing industry, the Brewery District is now a vibrant neighborhood in the heart of the city. The community’s history is still on display, from the colorful statue of Gambrinus, the King of Beer in historic legends, to the 19th-century breweries renovated into condos. Within minutes, locals can walk to High Street, a hub of bars and restaurants. For some fresh air, you can head to the sprawling Scioto Audubon Park and the Scioto River. Downtown Columbus is just over a mile away, and is reachable by foot, bus or car.
Brewmasters Gate is an event space located in the Brewery District.
The Worly building is home to Shadowbox Live, Atkins & Atkins Law and the Rockmill Tavern.
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Historic buildings turned into condos and rental units
Many of the red-brick breweries and factories have long since been converted into condos and apartments, with a large population of renters in the neighborhood. There are also contemporary complexes, built since the early 2000s. Some units come with amenities like a fitness center and in-unit laundry. One- and two-bedroom condos can cost between the low $200,000s and the mid-$700,000s. “There’s not a ton of single-family homes, but if they are, they are typically brick, very similar to what you’d find in German Village,” says Brandon Prewitt, Realtor with Re/Max Metro Plus, who has worked in the area for over 20 years. Like German Village, there are Italianate houses and other Victorian-era homes from the early 1900s. Prices for houses and townhouses typically range from the mid-$300,000s to the mid-$600,000s. “The Brewery District is less expensive than German Village by a pretty decent margin,” Prewitt says.
The Brewery District is filled with refurbished factory and warehouse buildings that housed breweries at the height of Columbus's beer manufacturing.
Many of the factories in the Brewery District have been turned into condos.
Brewer's Yard is one of the many apartment complexes in the neighborhood.
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Locals dine at restaurants and bars along High Street
The traditional breweries in the neighborhood closed decades ago, but now there are plenty of bars and restaurants along High Street, including:
Local Cantina, with a new taco introduced every Tuesday.
Cobra, a local bar with Asian fusion food and drinks.
Agni, a fine-dining restaurant with a set price for a multicourse menu.
Antiques on High, a modern brewery that also serves wine and cocktails.
Emmet’s Cafe, which serves breakfast and lunch all day.
Locals also walk to German Village, which has more options. After dinner, you can catch a comedy show or musical performance at Shadowbox Live, home to the nation’s largest resident theatre ensemble.
Gambrinus: King of Beer is a local favorite art piece.
Emmitt's Cafe off of South High street offers delicious brunch items and coffees.
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While you can walk, most people drive around the Brewery District
You can walk to most shops and restaurants in the Brewery District and German Village, with sidewalks and crosswalks throughout the area. However, many people drive themselves. There are also several Central Ohio Transit Authority bus routes that go down High Street, leading downtown. It is a 25-minute walk or less than a 10-minute drive. There are public parking lots and street parking, though it can be hard to find a spot.
South High Street offers pedestrian-marked crosswalks for safety.
Marked bus stops can be found along South High street.
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Scioto Audubon Park is an oasis in this urban neighborhood
Scioto Audubon Metro Park spans 119 acres and is a natural escape in an otherwise urban setting. The park goes along the Scioto River and has a boat launch that kayakers use to get on the water. You can bring your pets to the dog park or take them on a hike down the Scioto Greenway Trail. You can also go rock-climbing on one of the many structures. The park is popular with bird watchers, who take advantage of the Grange Insurance Audubon Center’s outdoor observation deck. The center also hosts programming like guided birding hikes and educational sessions on migration.
Lots of locals love birdwatching off the Scioto River.
Many residents love getting out on the River in the warmer months.
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Students attend Columbus City Schools, which receive average ratings
Students living in the Brewery District are zoned for the Columbus City School District, which receives average ratings. School choice is available through school choice lottery and Selective Admissions Applications to magnet programs across the district, including the visual and performing arts program at Fort Hayes Metropolitan Education Center.
Stewart Alternative Elementary is located in German Village but has students from all around.
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Crime and Safety
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Homicide
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4
Sexual Assault
6
4
Assault with Weapon
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4
Robbery
5
4
Burglary
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4
Motor Vehicle Theft
8
4
Larceny
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Crime Score
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Brewery District Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Brewery District, Columbus sell after 28 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Brewery District, Columbus over the last 12 months is $322,500, down 25% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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