$545,932Average Value$299Average Price per Sq Ft18Homes For Sale
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Nostalgic turn of the century homes just a few blocks from Columbus' finest spots
Walking along the streets of Columbus’ Victorian Village can feel like passing through a wrinkle in time. The area’s distinctive range of mansions and elaborate houses have stood as a constant within the Arch City’s downtown area, even as periods of decline and revival have influenced the area since its first homes were built. “The architecture in Victorian Village is stunning,” says Cam Tirado, a public relations specialist with Experience Columbus. As the city’s visitor center and a resource for residents, Experience Columbus works with local breweries and businesses to plan pub crawls and other local engagement initiatives. For those who like the idea of being close to Columbus’ social centers but aren't crazy about apartment life, Victorian Village could be the neighborhood for them. “It’s a bit smaller than the Short North but still offers some amazing experiences,” Tirado says.
Victorian homes, classical condominiums and stately brownstones
True to its name, Victorian Village features a plethora of turn-of-the-century homes with Victorian and Queen Anne stylings, including American foursquare homes and brick-lined duplexes. Most of the area’s homes, including local landmarks like Cocoa Manor and Freshwater House, were built between the 1890s and 1920s, and the area’s classical architecture is present in small-scale condominium buildings and high-end brownstones and rowhouses. Prices can range from the $220s for one-bedroom condos up to the $900s for restored and updated three- to four-bedroom homes. Most locals in the area are renters, with only about 38% of residents owning their homes.
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Local learning from Columbus City Schools
Students in the Victorian Village area attend Columbus City Schools. Hubbard Elementary School earned a C-minus grade on Niche, while Dominion Middle School holds a C grade on the platform and features a student-teacher ratio of 17 to 1. C-plus-ranked Whetstone High School offers more than 20 career preparation programs for students to choose from alongside traditional class offerings.
Hubbard Elementary School
Dominion Middle School
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Pancake balls, North Italian fare and the Short North close by
Located less than a mile away from Victorian Village on its west side, Katalina’s describes itself as “the little café with lots of local goodness.” The eatery offers pancake balls and other unique brunch choices daily. Sexton’s Pizza bakes pies with the crunchiest crust possible, while residents looking for refined Mediterranean-Italian fare can stop by Basil Italia. In addition to the area’s own dining options, residents have a variety of dining and shopping choices available in the Short North Arts District to the neighborhood’s immediate east. Reliable options for groceries and everyday goods include the Giant Eagle Market District 1 mile northwest of the neighborhood, Target 2 miles to the north, and Kroger 1 mile northeast.
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W-A-L-K the dogs at Wheeler or relax at Goodale Park
Dog owners looking for a space to walk the pups will find it at Wheeler Memorial Dog Park, an off-leash park close to the neighborhood’s south end on Thurber Drive. The park has more than 1 acre of space and split areas for small and large breeds. Victorian Village also sits just north of Goodale Park, Columbus’s oldest operating public park. Kept open since 1855, the 32-acre park overlooks downtown Columbus on its south side, making it a prime location to enjoy views all year, but especially during the city’s Red, White and BOOM! fireworks show in the summer and on New Year’s Eve. Goodale Park also features a gazebo, walking trails, a scenic pond and a playground. On the neighborhood’s north end, Thompson Community Park offers a space for residents to play sports, take art classes or go for an indoor swim year-round.
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Connected to Columbus through Neil Avenue
Residents in the Victorian Village area are only about 2 miles away from downtown Columbus, making the area a prime location for professionals working in the area. Locals can take Neil Avenue or High Street to reach major employers like Nationwide Insurance, Huntington National Bank and multiple state offices. Victorian Village also sits about 2 miles south of The Ohio State University, the state’s largest employer and university, and residents have quick access to Interstate 670 for commutes beyond the downtown area. Multiple Central Ohio Transit Authority bus stops are available along Neil Avenue.
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Take an architecture tour or hop to the Short North's galleries
Several unique houses in the Victorian Village area showcase the highlights of the neighborhood’s architectural identity. The Sells Mansion, known locally as the Circus House, is a three-story home built in 1895 that features an array of architectural styles. The house includes elements of High Victorian Gothic, Mission Revival and French chateau design. Residents can join the annual Short North Tour of Homes and Gardens in the fall to tour houses that are open for viewing and walking tours. Residents of Victorian Village are less than a mile away from the Short North Arts District, which hosts Gallery Hop events every first Saturday of the month and regularly showcases art and music at businesses along High Street. Residents can also stop by the Phoenix Theaters multiplex 2 miles north to catch newly released films.
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On average, homes in Victorian Village, Columbus sell after 47 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Victorian Village, Columbus over the last 12 months is $381,500, down 10% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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MOVE IN SPECIAL: Receive 50% off your 2nd month's rent when you move in by September 30, 2025!Gorgeous 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom corner unit located in the Harrison West neighborhood. The open concept kitchen and living area boasts tall cabinets, granite countertops, and stainless steel appliances, as well as luxury vinyl flooring throughout. This space is filled with natural light and
Located in Harrison West, this downtown community is conveniently close to the Arena District, The Short North, Victorian Village and so much more. Stay active at our fully equipped 24-hour fitness center, enjoy a game of pickleball, or relax in our resort-style swimming pool.
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