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Brookside Village is a quiet community close to schools and shopping
Just south of the Jack Nicklaus Freeway, Brookside Village is a small community with a mix of newer homes, condos and townhouses. People are drawn here for the easy access to highly rated public schools, major job centers and everyday shopping. Even though it’s next to a busy highway, the neighborhood itself is known for quiet, well-maintained streets.
Ranch-style homes line the streets of Brookside Village.
Midcentury homes are a popular option here.
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What homes cost and how prices compare to nearby areas
Most homes were built in the 1980s and onward, with split-levels and ranch-style homes standing side-by-side with New Traditional construction. Prices range from the low $300,000s to the mid-$400,000s, depending on size and features. “With the age of the homes, you’ll find that some have been updated to include more modern styles inside the house, such as more open space,” says Kristen Maetzold, Realtor with Howard Hanna Real Estate Services. “So they have the best of both worlds: having an older home with a more modern floor plan.” The median price for a single-family home in Brookside Village tends to be lower than neighboring communities like Antrim, Stilson and Brookside Woods, but comparable to Summerwood. Condos and townhouses are also popular, generally selling between the low and high $100,000s. Monthly HOA fees for condos are typical, usually running between $10 and $120, and cover services like snow removal, lawn care and sewer. “That area is a really great place to be right now,” says Theresa Mesaros, Realtor at Coldwell Banker. “It’s easy to get anywhere in the city from there.”
Well maintained split-level homes are popular.
Homes are frequently shaded by mature trees.
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Quick access to job centers with multiple ways to get around
The Jack Nicklaus Freeway, also called the Outerbelt, runs along the north side of Brookside Village, with the Olentangy Freeway about 3 miles away. That location makes it easy to reach some of the area’s biggest job centers, including downtown Columbus and New Albany, both roughly 20 miles out. Westerville is about 10 miles away, while Clintonville and Dublin are closer at around 5 miles. Snouffer Road and Smoky Row Road both have Central Ohio Transit Authority bus stops, and sidewalks connect the residential areas, helping with walkability. Even with highways and transit nearby, cul-de-sacs and curving neighborhood streets help keep cut-through traffic low.
Highly rated Worthington schools with strong neighborhood ties
The highly rated Worthington City School District is considered by Niche to be one of the top 50 school districts in the state. Brookside Elementary School is just south of the neighborhood, and Maetzold says it’s well-loved by students and parents alike, with an active PTA that heads up seasonal events like a fall hayride and chili cookoff. “Brookside Elementary is supported by the neighborhood by enthusiastic parents,” says Maetzold.
Worthington Kilbourne High School is a highly ranked Worthington City Public School.
Antrim's McCord Middle School is a public Worthington City School serving grades 6-8.
Brookside Elementary School is just outside of the neighborhood.
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Brookside Golf & Country Club has a clubhouse for members.
Outdoor spots within a short drive of the neighborhood
Despite its residential setting, Brookside Village doesn’t have parks of its own. But when you feel the need to get outside, you don’t have to go far. The neighborhood is within a mile or two of several great outdoor spots:
Perry Park is close by and offers open fields for sports, two playgrounds, and a picnic area.
Antrim Park is a local favorite for anglers and hikers thanks to its scenic lake and peaceful setting.
The Olentangy River Parklands run along the river and connect directly to the nearly 14-mile Olentangy Trail.
Brookside Golf and Country Club is a private facility with an 18-hole golf course, tennis courts and an Olympic-sized pool.
Where residents shop and eat along Sawmill and Smoky Row
Most residents here shop along Sawmill Road, about two miles from the neighborhood. You’ll find everyday stops like Kroger and Trader Joe’s there, along with plenty of fast-food spots and familiar chain restaurants. Big box stores like Target and Lowe’s are easy to get to as well. Just north of Brookside Village, the Smoky Run Center adds some variety, with international options like Laguna Mexican Street Food and Sumac Mediterranean Grill.
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Crime and Safety
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Brookside Village
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Homicide
3
4
Sexual Assault
2
4
Assault with Weapon
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4
Robbery
2
4
Burglary
3
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
3
4
Larceny
3
4
Crime Score
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Brookside Village Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Brookside Village, Columbus sell after 30 days on the market compared to the national average of 56 days. The median sale price for homes in Brookside Village, Columbus over the last 12 months is $364,900, up 4% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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