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Tight-knit community seeing significant revitalization
Part of Columbus’ University District, Weinland Park has seen significant urban revitalization efforts over the last decade. With established homes that have been restored alongside new apartments and mixed-use projects, “it’s becoming an upbeat, lively part of the city with a lot to offer,” says Tanya Long, president of the Weinland Park Civic Association. “It’s a thriving, tight-knit community with people from all different backgrounds. There’s a feeling of camaraderie and community. People here are truly neighbors in every sense of the word.” Thomas Hamrick, a Realtor with Keller Williams Consultants and Columbus native, adds, “The development along North High Street and in the nearby North Short district has really come a long way, so quaint local restaurants and shopping areas are within reach.”
Weinland Park is an urban neighborhood in Columbus, Ohio.
Many homes in Weinland Park were built in the early 1900s.
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Mix of 20th century homes, mixed-use complexes and multifamily properties
A stroll along the neighborhood’s pedestrian-friendly streets will reveal revitalized homes dating back to Weinland Park’s early 20th-century origins, including Craftsman bungalows, revival-style homes and brick rowhouses. The lowest-priced homes in the area are around $200,000, but Hamrick says, “That’s rare. Most homes in Weinland Park will be between $300,000 and $600,000.” Nearby factories once brought an influx of families to the area, and many of those former industrial sites are being redeveloped with new housing and commercial buildings. Construction is underway on a mixed-use complex with more than 300 apartments, retail space and a rooftop community space at the site of a former 3M manufacturing plant on 5th Avenue. There are also some recently developed modern homes on small lots near the district's eastern edge. “There is also a good amount of townhouses and duplexes throughout that area, and with The Ohio State University nearby, many of them are filled with students,” says Hamrick.
Gateway Movie Theater, shops and restaurants are located on High Street in Weinland Park.
A Dutch Revival home in Weinland Park features a covered front porch.
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Watering holes and bustling arts scene nearby
North High Street and South 4th Street serve as a centerpiece for Weinland Park’s dining and entertainment scene. Locals frequently whet their palate at Brothers Drake Meadery, a tasting room and occasional venue for local musicians and artists. Service Bar and Middle West Spirits, a restaurant and distillery serving hearty, Midwestern fare, is another go-to spot among Weinland Park residents. “More local restaurants sit south of Weinland Park in Italian Village like Budd Dairy Food Hall, which also has a rooftop bar,” says Hamrick. “The Jeffrey, an apartment complex, also has a makers market with crafts and vintage clothes.” The Short North arts district is just over a mile away, a local destination that attracts thousands of visitors every week to its galleries, restaurants, bars and nightlife. “The Short North Stage has shows and musicals, and the district hosts art gallery hops on Saturday nights; there are all kinds of events in that area,” says Hamrick. For grocery essentials, there’s a Kroger off North High Street. The thoroughfare also gives residents a taste of campus life at South Campus Gateway, where they’ll find the campus bookstore and the Gateway Film Center. This nonprofit cinema premieres the latest blockbusters.
Gateway Film Center is a lively, modern space for a variety of movies & film-related events, plus an undersea-themed bar.
Short North Arts District arches are 28 feet tall and 57 to 69 feet wide.
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Columbus City Schools known for robust arts program
Weinland Park Elementary School, built in 2006, is at the heart of the neighborhood and is next door to The Ohio State University’s Schoenbaum Family Center, a research and policy center focusing on early childhood development. The elementary school that is part of Columbus City Schools also has a C-minus rating from Niche. Students later filter into C-rated Dominion Middle School. At Whetstone High School, which gets a C-plus rating from Niche, students can enroll in the Academy of Performing Arts, which offers courses in instrumental music, vocal music and theatre.
Weinland Park Elementary School in Weinland Park serves the children in grades K-5.
Dominion Middle School near Weinland Park serves the children in grades 6-8.
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Namesake park offers peaceful spot for fresh air
The neighborhood’s namesake park spans 4 acres and offers a spot for fresh air and community connection. There are basketball courts, a playground and spots for a midday picnic. Indianola Park is another recreational hub with a playground and crisscrossed walking paths.
Weinland Park is a 3.965-acre neighborhood park in the University District community.
Weinland Park offers a great playground for the area children to enjoy.
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Civic association hosts community events
In August of each year, the neighborhood’s civic association hosts the Weinland Park Festival at its community green space. The annual event has everything from live music to bounce houses for kids, along with food, craft and yard sale booths. The Ohio State University’s mascot, Brutus the Buckeye, also makes an appearance.
Centrally located near OSU and U.S. Route 23 to reach Columbus
Weinland Park’s proximal location is within a half-mile of The Ohio State University and the Wexner Medical Center, which can be reached via East 11th Avenue. U.S. Route 23, known locally as South 4th Street, gives locals access to downtown Columbus' culture, dining and entertainment. For residents looking to get out of town, John Glenn International Airport is within driving distance, roughly 7.5 miles along Interstate 670. Public transit is also available in Weinland Park, with multiple COTA bus stops along Summit and South 4th streets.
Weinland Park is situated next to the Ohio State University campus.
COTA bus lines 1 and 2 run through Weinland Park and have a few bus stops on High Street.
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Crime and Safety
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Homicide
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4
Sexual Assault
6
4
Assault with Weapon
6
4
Robbery
5
4
Burglary
7
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
7
4
Larceny
8
4
Crime Score
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Weinland Park Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Weinland Park, Columbus sell after 44 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Weinland Park, Columbus over the last 12 months is $432,500, up 15% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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