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Not the same kind of growth as the east side of Columbus
One of 18 townships in Delaware County, north of Columbus, Radnor maintains its rural characteristics while also experiencing growth and preparing for more. “We’re not going to see the growth like they are in the eastern part of Columbus with the influx of high-tech jobs from Intel,” says Janelle Blue, a Realtor with Cutler Real Estate who has nearly 10 years of experience selling homes in Delaware County. “Those jobs will be at least 45 minutes away.” Intel plans to open two computer chip factories in the northeast suburbs in 2025, providing around 3,000 jobs. The appeal of this area is the slower pace, lower property taxes and good schools.
A simple sign saying "Radnor" welcomes you to this very small town.
An old barn resting in a Radnor pasture.
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Sectioning off farmland
While not happening quickly, some rural aspects are disappearing as some farmers are parceling their land into 2 to 5-acre lots for future home development. “It’s still rural and very pastoral, but people are moving here, and there is some new construction,” Blue says. While there are still Cape Cod homes from the 1850s in Radnor, some homes have been built within the past 10 years. But it’s still common to see a farmhouse with a rustic barn and a windmill on the property. Within the tiny community of Radnor, homes are on smaller parcels of land, usually about half an acre. They tend to be on the lower end of the pricing scale at around $200,000, while properties with more than five acres will be priced closer to $600,000.
Windwills are a common site on farms around Radnor.
Radnor offers a variety of architecture in the area, including vast acreage for farmland.
Rustic barns are a common site in Radnor.
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Schools are a draw to the area
Served by the Buckeye Valley Local School District, rated a B overall by Niche and with a district-wide 18-to-1 student-to-teacher ratio, the schools are one of the draws to this area. Buckeye Valley East Elementary is rated an overall B-minus. Buckeye Valley Middle School students can explore their interests by participating in clubs like show choir or student council. The school earns a Niche grade of B. Buckeye Valley High School has a 92% graduation rate and a B grade overall. Before enrolling their kids in kindergarten, parents here can opt for preschool, such as the Primrose School at Golf Village in nearby Powell, where children as young as 2 can attend.
The main entrance to Buckeye Valley High School.
The entrance to Primrose School at Golf Village.
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100-acre event site
The Homestead of Radnor is located on a family farm and is a popular venue to rent for a group event or a wedding. The facility seats up to 300 people, with an outdoor patio looking over acres of picturesque landscape. Another family farm in the area is open to the public in September and October for pumpkin picking and a petting zoo. In addition to pumpkins, the Lehner Family Farm grows corn, wheat and soybeans on 1,100 acres. The farm is open for school tours and birthday parties.
Homestead of Radnor is great for events, especially weddings.
The main building to Lehner's Pumpkin Farm in Radnor.
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Acres of water fun is close by
With a marina, beach, camping area and a disc golf course, Delaware State Park offers a 1,300-acre reservoir, dense woodlands and plenty of nature observing opportunities. Furry members of the family are also included, as there’s a fenced dog park and swim area. Birdwatching is a popular activity as many species of songbirds call the park home. The Radnor Youth Athletic Association has a travel baseball team called the Raptors for kids with the itch to swing a bat.
A Radnor park goer enjoys a walk even in the cold temperatures.
Delaware State Park is near Radnor, a huge park with lots to do in the summer.
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Public transit is a call away
Public transportation is available in Radnor but operates differently in this rural area. Delaware County Transit is an on-demand ride service where trips can be scheduled up to two weeks in advance. From 6 am to 6 pm, a small bus can come anywhere in the county to take riders anywhere else in the county. That could include a ride to Ohio Health Grady Memorial Hospital in the city of Delaware. A car is needed to get elsewhere around Columbus. It’s 30 miles south to enjoy an Ohio State Buckeye football game or other athletic event. It’s a 45-minute trip to John Glenn Columbus International Airport.
Residents of Radnor and a lot of Ohio are big fans of the Buckeyes.
The Columbus airport is just under an hour from Radnor.
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