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A quiet community with friendly neighbors and large parks to pair
Deshler Park is a small urban residential neighborhood less than 4 miles southeast of downtown Columbus. Sprawling green spaces are woven into the fabric of Deshler Park, providing a stark contrast to the dense residential streets of neighborhoods to the north and east. However, the peaceful nature of these spaces complements Deshler Park’s quiet community, where neighbors are friendly, and residents head to surrounding areas to explore nearby attractions and access daily amenities. “It’s a well-established neighborhood with beautiful parks within walking distance,” Says Misty Linn, a real estate agent with Core Realty Collection with 16 years of experience selling homes in the Columbus metro area.
Deshler Park is a small urban neighborhood less than 4 miles southeast of downtown Columbus.
In the last two years, many homes have transitioned from vacant properties into rehabbed homes.
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Deshler Park's recently renovated homes
The neighborhood features a variety of older homes, including a mix of national folk, Cape Cods and ranch-style houses built in the early to mid-20th century, many of which have seen recent renovations. “In the last two years, many homes have transitioned from vacant properties into rehabbed homes,” explains Linn. Most houses have brick and stone facades, feature one-car driveways, and sit atop neat front yards with modest landscaping. Sidewalks can be found on Deshler, Frebis, and Fairwood Avenues, though streetlights can be found dotted along each street with mature oak trees to pair. Homebuyers looking to move into Deshler Park can expect a price range from $145,000 for a two-bedroom home to $340,000 for a larger, recently renovated four-bedroom home.
Deshler Park features a variety of older homes, including a mix of national folk styles.
Homebuyers looking into Deshler Park can expect a price range from $145,000 to $340,000.
Homes to suit different family size needs can be found in Deshler Park.
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World market goods and local chicken wings
Tucked away in the neighborhood's northeast corner, shelves at the Four Seas Asian Food store are stocked with ingredients from across the globe. There’s also a popular Kroger location on Parsons Avenue for grocery needs and Community Grounds: Coffee & Meeting House, an excellent spot for catching up with a friend over coffee. A welcoming atmosphere can be found at Renee’s Bar & Grill, a local spot known for its wings and service. After fueling up, residents can head to the Target at Town & Country Shopping Center, a 5.5-mile drive away via OH-16, for any retail needs.
Renee’s Bar & Grill is a local spot known for its wings and service.
Get to Golden Donuts and Diner before they sell out, or have a cozy meal from their full menu.
The Four Seas Asian Food store is stocked with ingredients from across the globe.
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Ohio State Fair and local traditions
Thanks to its location, those living in Deshler Park have the opportunity to explore events all around Columbus, including the Ohio State Fair. The fair runs from late July into early August and hosts farm animals, dozens of food vendors and seemingly endless carnival rides to enjoy. Closer to home, at Schiller Community Center, is where the Annual Easter Egg Hunt is held, where children 12 and under can bring a basket to collect Easter eggs filled with candy.
Schiller Recreation Center has a full schedule of activities for toddlers up to senior citizens.
Deshler Park residents can explore events around town, including the Ohio State Fair.
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The schools near Deshler Park
Young students will begin their journey at Moler Elementary, which has earned a D-plus from Niche and is located just south of the community. Older students will head to Johnson Park Middle School before heading to South High School, both of which have earned a C-minus from Niche. The home of the Bulldogs has an established athletic department, which includes track and field, volleyball, football and more.
Older students will head to Johnson Park Middle School which has earned a C-minus from Niche.
Students will begin their journey at Moler Elementary, which has earned a D-plus from Niche.
South High School is home to the Bulldogs and has a C-minus from Niche.
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Skate at Fairwood Park
There are plenty of ways to get outside, including exploring Fairwood Park’s nearly 27 acres, which are filled with skate ramps, a playground and walking trails, all surrounded by mature trees. Walks to Deshler Park are short as it is central to the neighborhood and is where kids enjoy the two baseball diamonds and an open playing field spread out across 10 acres.
Deshler Park locals enjoy their proximity to a skate park at Fairwood Park.
Deshler Park's Fairwood Park has a colorful play structure and climbing wall.
Kids enjoy the open playing field spread out across 10 acres at Deshler Park.
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Commuting from Deshler Park
The commute into downtown Columbus for work and big-city fun is a quick 3.5-mile drive via Livingston Avenue, which is a similar distance one must take to attend classes at Franklin University, located on Fairwood Avenue. The nearest hospital, Ohio State East Hospital, can be accessed along the same route, sitting just 2.2 miles away. Travelers will have to make an 8.4-mile drive to reach John Glenn Columbus International Airport, situated along I-670 East. The community is also served by the Columbus Ohio Transit Authority, which provides several bus stops throughout the neighborhood.
The Columbus Ohio Transit Authority provides several bus stops throughout Deshler Park.
Deshler Park is a 10-minute drive to see the lights of downtown Columbus.
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Passing trains and nearby sewage facility
Toward the East, just behind the trees of Fairwood Park, is the Norfolk and South Railway, where trains can be heard periodically making their way through the area. Also on the east side of the neighborhood is a Columbus Sewerage and Drainage facility. Those looking to move into the neighborhood should keep potential pervasive smells and the sound of passing trains in mind if sensitive to either.
Deshler Park residents experience cargo trains from the active railroads.
east side of the neighborhood is a Columbus Sewerage and Drainage facility.
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Crime and Safety
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Homicide
5
4
Sexual Assault
5
4
Assault with Weapon
6
4
Robbery
6
4
Burglary
4
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
5
4
Larceny
4
4
Crime Score
7
4
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Deshler Park Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Deshler Park, Columbus sell after 45 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Deshler Park, Columbus over the last 12 months is $213,000, down 5% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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