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An agricultural hub outside Columbus
Not to be confused with the tiny Ross County of Kingston an hour and a half away, Kingston Township is one of 18 sections in Delaware County. Interstate 71 cuts through its forests and tilled land on the 28-mile journey to Columbus, but it’s more than freeway scenery. A stop anywhere along the stretch leads visitors to family owned and operated businesses making good use of their copious space and natural resources.
“One thing we’ve appreciated about Kingston Township is that if you’re an agricultural business at heart like us, they’ll embrace and greenlight your idea,” Todd Elliot, owner of Kingston Township’s Ohio Koi, shares. “We’ve expanded to offer goldfish, aquatic plants, and even work on the pond maintenance side—anything our customers need to sustain the life of their animals and supply a pond.”
Kingston’s farmhouses and wooded lots
Several acres of land—and the privacy that comes with all that space—are part of the package whether homeowners invest in a modern farmhouse and barn or purchase a 3-bedroom, 1-bath bungalow. Homes with more rooms and preexisting outdoor amenities from equestrian rinks to in-ground pools go for $600,000 to $900,000, while smaller homes go for $300,00 to $400,000. The rest of Kingston Township, however, is open space. Depending on where they’re zoned, these lots are suited for either building on or tilling. A smaller parcel of about 3 acres with easy freeway access and shared driveway space with neighboring lots will go for $135,000, while 8 to 10 acres of forest average $350,000.
Two-story homes are commonplace in the Kingston neighborhood.
Many homes in the Kingston neighborhood have expensive yards.
Agriculture is a large part of the Kingston community.
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How Kingston neighbors create home-grown recreation
Locals pick up their Fraser firs from their neighbor’s Christmas tree farm in the winter and grab a fresh bouquet from Tulip Ridge Flower Farm in the summer. With enough word of mouth and patience, a resident can establish themselves as a local expert on a type of product and even create an immersive experience on their property. “We had a muralist come up from North Carolina to paint last spring,” Eliott says. “We’ve tried to create a business with a positive, unique experience for families visiting, between the murals and Japanese garden designs so they can explore the property and gain inspiration and ideas.”
A weekend at local campgrounds like The Cardinal Center near Fargo gives residents space to hunt and fish, while Kingston’s own Big Walnut Golf Course attracts hobbyists and pros in the warmer months. The Hogback Ridge Trail system sits within Alum Creek State Park one township over.
Cut down your own Christmas tree at Huff's Tree Farm.
Hogback Ridge Park has miles of walking trails.
Alum Creek State Park sits just to the west of the Kingston neighborhood.
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Shopping from the neighbors or in Sunbury
If their ideas are agriculture-focused, landowners can work with Kingston Township officials to start conducting business on their land. The result is a creative mix of local family farms offering anything from fresh cuts of meat to haybales, as well as seasonal fare. Locals can head into nearby Sunbury for the rest of their essentials; the Kroger is a 6-to-8-mile drive away. Newcomers to the restaurant scene like Surve and classics like PJ's Family Restaurant give residents options for grabbing a bite while they’re in town.
Find fresh fruits and vegetables at the local Kroger.
The local Tanger Outlets Columbus has many of your favorite brands.
SURVE seeks to build our reputation as a meeting place for delicious fresh food.
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Education through Big WalnutEducation through the Big Walnut Local School District
Kingston kids in the public school system make a daily trip to Sunbury. They start at General Rosecrans Elementary School, which earns a B from Niche. Grades 5 through 8 are split between Big Walnut Intermediate School and Big Walnut Middle School. Each building hosts two grades, and each school earns a B-plus. Big Walnut High School earns a B; the original 1950’s-era building was retired and replaced with brand new facilities in 2022.
Find local events in Downtown Sunbury.
Seasonal events in nearby Sunbury
Residents make a day of visiting local farms or head to Sunbury for events. When they’re finished setting their own homes aglow, they enjoy Sunbury’s Christmas on the Square, complete with a tree lighting ceremony, "Lighted" Musical Parade, ice sculpting and a Santa Dog Costume Contest.
Taking Interstate 71 to Columbus
Cars are non-negotiable for heading outside Kingston Township. Residents have seamless access to I-71 for a 30-mile trip to Columbus or the John Glenn Columbus International Airport. They can reach Sunbury in 6 to 8 miles—and in case of emergencies, OhioHealth Grady Memorial Hospital and Emergency Department is 12 miles away in downtown Delaware.
Establishing your business in Kingston
Planning, zoning and land permissions depend on approval from Kingston Township officials and are supported by the Big Walnut Chamber of Commerce.
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On average, homes in Kingston, Delaware sell after 17 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Kingston, Delaware over the last 12 months is $468,000, down 21% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
NICE BUILDING SITE CLOSE TO I-71 AND STATE ROUTE 36/37 EXIT. DELCO IS AVAILABLE. SOILS HAVE BEEN DONE AS AN ATTACHMENT FOR A 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH HOME. CONVENIENT TO SHOPPING, GOLF AND RECREATION AMENITIES.
10.067 mostly wooded acres in the country with easy access to Delaware, Sunbury and I-71. Soil tests have been completed and are attached. This a new lot split and taxes are to be determined. Delco Water can be available after two lots are sold and two taps are purchased. No deed restrictions on property other than township zoning.
8.935 mostly wooded acres in the country with easy access to Delaware, Sunbury and I-71. Soil tests have been completed and are attached. This a new lot split and taxes are to be determined. Delco Water can be available after two lots are sold and two taps are purchased. No deed restrictions on property other than township zoning.
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