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Hyde Park is a quiet spot near parks, jobs and major shopping centers
South of Brandywine in northeastern Columbus, Hyde Park is a community of fewer than 350 houses. Largely filled with well-maintained midcentury homes, this area’s real estate prices are frequently lower than those of its neighbors. It’s also known for its good location, with easy access to parks, job sites and one of the largest shopping centers in the state.
Most homes in the area are midcentury-era.
Ranch-style homes are a common sight here.
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What homes cost in this tree-filled, neighborly community
The streets of Hyde Park are shaded by a constant swell of mature maple and pine trees, which also frequently fill backyards, creating a woodsy vibe in the area. Sidewalks connect homes, creating a neighborly feeling among the locals. “It’s family-oriented and generally a good neighborhood,” says Johnny Oak, a local baker who’s lived in Hyde Park for over 20 years. “People are friendly and tend to look out for one another.” Midcentury builds are standard, including split-level and ranch-style homes built between the 1950s and 1970s. Houses tend to sell between the low $100,000s and low $200,000s, with a median sale price in the high $100,000s. This makes Hyde Park comparable to North Linden, but generally less expensive than Forest Park East, Parkview and Brandywine.
Homes in Hyde Park typically have long driveways and attached garages.
The neighborhood is known for its tightly knit community.
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Public school assignments, lotteries and walkable charters
The area is zoned for Columbus Public Schools, which includes Innis Elementary School in neighboring Walnut Creek. Columbus City Schools starts with neighborhood assignments but gives families other options, including magnet programs, a yearly lottery and open enrollment. Getting into a preferred school isn’t guaranteed, since most spots are filled through a random lottery or depend on available space and district policy. Horizon Science Academy, a public charter school, has its primary and elementary school campuses in the northern section of the neighborhood, making them walkable options for many students.
Many local students will head to Mifflin Middle School.
Older students will likely enroll at Mifflin High School.
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Easy highway access with sidewalks and bus routes nearby
Being right next to Ohio Route 3, the neighborhood is about a 20-minute drive to downtown Columbus, which is less than 10 miles south. Sidewalks are easy to find throughout the area, and bus stops along Morse Road connect riders to Central Ohio Transit Authority routes.
Hyde Park has several COTA bus stops in the area.
Hyde Park is just 20 minutes north of Columbus.
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From Easton Town Center to casual local dining options
With nearly 200 different storefronts and eateries, Easton Town Center has been a local shopping hub since it opened in 1999. The mall itself is surrounded by a range of satellite stores, including a Walmart Supercenter, Sam’s Club and Whole Foods. For something more low-key, locals can head to Northtowne Centre, which has an Aldi, Gabe’s and an assortment of retailers. Nearby Cleveland Avenue has several locally owned restaurants with a wide selection of flavors:
Big Mal’s Linden Cafe is a local soul food spot known for fried fish, wings and classic sides like mac and cheese.
Addis Restaurant serves Ethiopian dishes like injera platters and stews in a simple, casual setting.
Darbo Somali Restaurant offers Somali staples and generous portions.
Terita’s Pizza is a longtime local pizza shop known for straightforward Columbus-style pies.
Where residents go for trails, golf and youth sports
Innis Park covers nearly 100 acres of woods and open fields, and it’s mostly used for youth league soccer games. It also doubles as a trailhead for the Alum Creek Trail, a 25-mile paved path that follows Alum Creek all the way to Bridgeview. The Champions Tennis Club is a public facility run by the Columbus Recreation and Parks Department. Champions Golf Course is a public club that stays busy with events and competitions throughout the year, including plenty for younger players. “We host a couple of junior tournaments throughout the year, and several high schools use this as their home course,” says David Wehner, head golf professional at Champions. “The American Junior Golf Association event goes on for four days.”
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Hyde Park
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Homicide
5
4
Sexual Assault
6
4
Assault with Weapon
5
4
Robbery
5
4
Burglary
4
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
4
4
Larceny
5
4
Crime Score
5
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Hyde Park Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Hyde Park, Columbus sell after 29 days on the market compared to the national average of 56 days. The median sale price for homes in Hyde Park, Columbus over the last 12 months is $187,500, down 22% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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