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Quiet suburbia still connected to downtown
Unsurprisingly on the east side of Columbus, the Eastmoor neighborhood offers a diverse environment where residents feel they belong. “Eastmoor has families and individuals of various ages, religions, heritage and economic positions,” Realtor Remington Lyman of ReafCo says. “It’s like a melting pot that represents the different walks of life in Columbus’ east side.” The friendliness between neighbors adds to the area's overall tranquil atmosphere. Commuters can easily reach downtown for work but escape the busyness at the end of the day without losing city conveniences.
East side of Columbus, the Eastmoor neighborhood offers a diverse environment.
Eastmoor is a melting pot that represents the different walks of life in Columbus.
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Dining along East Broad and East Main
The thoroughfares of East Broad and East Main are the neighborhood's commercial hubs. Featuring a mix of restaurants, shops and professional services, residents can find most of what they need without heading downtown. Groceries are a breeze with Kroger in the north and Walmart and Aldi in the south. For more locally sourced goods, Bexley Farmers Market is 1-1/2 miles west and runs every Thursday from May to October. Scotty's Cafe is the neighborhood's pick for a laidback breakfast, but if the tables are full (which they usually are), locals head to Stav's Diner next door. Either one leaves customers' bellies full and happy. When the evening rolls around, The Top Steak House is a popular fining dining and date night spot because of its craft cocktails and live music. For a more relaxed experience, Blu Note Jazz Cafe mellows out its customers with familiar bar bites and soulful rhythms. Town and Country Shopping Center is the one-stop shop for retail shopping with stores like Ross, Shopper's World and Dollar Tree.
The Top Steak House is a popular fine dining and date night spot because of its craft cocktails.
Stav's Diner leaves customers' bellies full and happy in Eastmoor.
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Architectural diversity preserved by civic association
One of nine Columbus neighborhoods on the National Road, Eastmoor's late 18th-century origins contribute to the area’s various architectural styles. Lyman says, “There’s lots of 1920s mansions and historic apartment buildings, so you sort of get an interesting mix of residences.” Mid-century ranchers, Colonials, bungalows, Cape Cods, and post-war Lustron and Gunnison houses are among the design styles available to home buyers. A few multi-family units and luxury condos have also made an appearance. Single-family homes and duplexes cost between $130,000 and $300,000, but newer builds sell between $450,000 and $500,000. Lyman shares that the streets are lined with wide front lawns, mature trees and decorative streetlights that guide locals’ paths during evening strolls. The neighborhood is maintained by The Eastmoor Civic Association, and anyone who lives or works within the neighborhood is considered a member.
Eastmoor's late 18th-century origins contribute to the area’s various architectural styles.
The single-family homes and duplexes in Eastmoor cost between $130,000 and $300,000.
Newer builds in Eastmoor sell between $450,000 and $500,000.
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Neighborhood events almost every week
The Eastmoor Civic Association presents several events, many of which recur. Seasonal events include National Night Out and the neighborhood’s Holiday Light Extravaganza. During the summer, neighbors take turns hosting Eastmoor Evenings, a weekly porch and patio happy hour, and people deck out their yards with treasures to sell during the community’s annual yard sale.
Live music events can be enjoyed while shopping and eating in the Eastmoor area.
Holiday Lanes is the great night out with bowling, arcades, and food for nearby Eastmoor locals.
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Swimming laps at Eastmoor South Recreation Park
There are quite a few green spaces in and around Eastmoor. Little league football is a popular pastime at Johnson Memorial Park. At Barnett Community Center across the street, kids can run around the splash pad on hot, sunny days or take after-school fitness and dance classes. Columbus Metropolitan Library’s Barnett Branch is right next door, as well. Brownlee Park to the west is a quiet place to stop and enjoy the shade during lunchtime. Residents can be seen walking their dogs around the area or jogging by. During the summer, one spot is the highlight of the neighborhood; Lyman shares, “One really nice attraction is the Eastmoor swim club, which is an outdoor pool with different membership options. A lot of people go there.” Officially called the Eastmoor South Recreation Park, the swim club has been around since 1956. Visitors can join the swim team (go, Swordfish!), take swimming lessons and participate in community events, from charity concerts to car washes.
Kids can run around the Blue Jackets hockey themed playground at Barnett Community Center.
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Education for Eastmoor students
Eastmoor residents can choose from public, private and charter schools. Young learners attend Fairmoor Elementary School, which has a D-plus rating on Niche, followed by Johnson Park Middle School. Earning a C-minus Niche score, the school has implemented a gifted and talented program. Mason Run High School, a Career Prep high school that offers certifications in construction, hospitality, information technology and more, has a D-minus rating.
Young learners attend Fairmoor Elementary School, which has a D-plus rating on Niche.
Johnson Park Middle School earns a C-minus Niche score.
Mason Run High School, a Career Prep high school that has a D-minus rating on Niche.
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Commuting to the city center and back
Eastmoor's proximity to the city center attracts professionals who work downtown. The neighborhood is 5 miles away and allows residents to separate work from play. Residents can access U.S. State Route 40, which runs through the neighborhood, and Interstates 70 and 670, which are under 4 miles away. While parts of Eastmoor are somewhat walkable and ride-sharing services are available, most locals prefer to get around by car. John Glenn Columbus International Airport is 4 miles north, making domestic and international travel a breeze.
Parts of Eastmoor are somewhat walkable and COTA offers bus service through Eastmoor.
Eastmoor's proximity to the city center attracts professionals who work downtown.
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Eastmoor is one of nine Columbus neighborhoods on the National Road.
Crime
The neighborhood’s CAP Index Score is 6, versus the national average of 4. It has higher-than-average scores for violent crimes, with a score of 7 or 8 for robbery, assault with a weapon and homicide. However, the Whitewall Police Department is within 2-1/2 miles of the area and has several programs to deter crime, such as the Mobile Community Watch.
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On average, homes in Eastmoor, Columbus sell after 27 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Eastmoor, Columbus over the last 12 months is $231,250, up 11% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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