Harrison is an old-fashioned neighborhood in an old-fashioned town. This 30-square mile neighborhood in the City of Pataskala in Licking County benefits from the well-run city services and quaint history of the small city, while its large land mass has allowed for the development of subdivisions such as Beechwood Trails. Local government employee John Singleton says, "People move here for the wide-open spaces."
Beechwood Trails is a 6-square-mile census-designated place on the north side of Harrison. Winding roads and cul-de-sacs peppered with eponymous beech trees abut large farms. Three-bedroom colonial-inspired homes built in the late 20th century are listed for under $350,000 in this subdivision. Closer in toward the city center, luxury subdivisions such as the Ravines of Hazelwood are filled with new constructions of homes designed as a cross between a modern farmhouse and a Cape Cod. Three bedrooms on these new streets are listed for under $500,000. In the west of the neighborhood, there are tracts large and small, selling for under $70,000 an acre.
Pataskala Elementary School is in the charming town center of Pataskala and received a B on the school rankings website Niche. A few blocks east of Harrison in the township of Etna are the adjacent campuses of Watkins Middle and Watkins Memorial High Schools. Both received B-minuses on Niche, and Watkins High recently transitioned students to the Google Classroom suite of learning programs.
A short walk away, Pataskala Municipal Park is an extensive park with playgrounds, sports fields, a paved trail through the woods and a small creek. Outside of town, Beechwood Trails Park and Pool is a private green space with a pool and its own farmers market in the subdivision of the same name. The Broadview Golf Course is a private course newly designed by a local architect. The 18-hole course is popular for its native landscape.
Those who live in downtown Pataskala could do without a car for day-to-day life. The old colonial homes are lovely around here, and with the South Fork Licking River running right through town, Pataskala can feel like a small American town out of time. There is a train crossing through downtown Main Street, and the well-preserved prewar Victorian and Italianate storefronts have thriving businesses. Inside a little prewar shotgun shack is The Depot Street Pub and Grub. The sign hanging outside is straight out of Bonnie and Clyde, and visitors can order a mean cheeseburger inside or through the takeout window. Depot Street Coffeehouse serves coffee in the mornings and beer in the evenings. A couple of blocks away, the Pataskala Farmers Market opens every Friday all summer, featuring a cornucopia of local and artisanal food and goods. For the colder months, there's a big new Kroger in town.
Though the center of town is quaint and walkable, there are no bus services, so locals need to hop in the car to get anywhere else. Harrison commuters may get on Interstate 70 to reach Downtown Columbus 20 miles west, typically a 20-minute drive during rush hour. State Route 16 runs through Harrison, providing a more relaxing and scenic route into Columbus.
Jason Armstrong
e-Merge Real Estate
(614) 972-1825
81 Total Sales
1 in Harrison
$275,900 Price
Beverly Getter
Keller Williams Greater Cols
(234) 239-8984
79 Total Sales
1 in Harrison
$512,000 Price
Tayler Reid
Century 21 Excellence Realty
(740) 513-4024
88 Total Sales
1 in Harrison
$251,000 Price
Terra Miller
Realistar
(380) 888-3657
19 Total Sales
1 in Harrison
$400,000 Price
Molly Mosley
RE/MAX Revealty
(380) 333-5862
132 Total Sales
1 in Harrison
$500,000 Price
Tiffany Bafford
Cutler Real Estate
(234) 239-8825
105 Total Sales
2 in Harrison
$375K - $488K Price Range
On average, homes in Harrison, Pataskala sell after 42 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Harrison, Pataskala over the last 12 months is $441,695, up 4% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
$1,875 - $2,695 per month
$1,325 - $1,575 per month
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