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  Upper Arlington

  Upper Arlington is a vibrant neighborhood characterized by its historic homes, lush parks, and proximity to downtown Columbus and The Ohio State University. The area features a mix of 20th-century colonial, English Revival, cottage, and Queen Anne styles, with many homes incorporating local stonework. Subdivisions like River Ridge offer 1950s

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    $691K

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    $250K - $3.2M

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  Concord

  Concord, nestled in the northeast suburbs of Columbus, encompasses Shawnee Hills, north Dublin, and south Delaware. The neighborhood is characterized by the lush banks of the Scioto River, offering expansive fields, mature trees, and abundant gardens. Housing styles vary, with large Craftsman homes and Colonial revivals in Shawnee Hills and around

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    $690K

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    $393K - $4.5M

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  Liberty Township

  Liberty Township in Powell, Ohio, is a rapidly growing area known for its mix of historic homes and new construction, supported by a highly rated school district. The township is divided by Sawmill Parkway and Powell Road, which provide access to retail, restaurants, and essential services. Housing options range from newer homes priced between

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    $664K

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    $329K - $2M

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    202 Listings

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  Antrim

  Antrim, a sought-after neighborhood in Columbus, features late 2000s single-family houses, condos, and townhomes. The area is known for its high-end homes, with contemporary and Traditional-style houses ranging from $340,000 to $800,000. The neighborhood is centrally located with convenient access to downtown Columbus, just 13 ½ miles south via

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    $661K

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    $441K - $862K

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  Berlin

  Berlin Township in Lewis Center, Ohio, offers a blend of rural charm and suburban convenience, situated just 5 miles from Delaware and 22 miles from Downtown Columbus. The area is experiencing rapid growth, with new traditional homes featuring farmhouse and neoclassical influences being developed on lots ranging from half an acre to 4 acres. The

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    $635K

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    $350K - $1.5M

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    95 Listings

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  Olentangy Highlands

  Olentangy Highlands in Worthington, Ohio, is a community characterized by oak and sycamore trees, with residents enjoying activities like golfing at the nearby Brookside Golf & Country Club and hosting backyard cookouts. The neighborhood features rustic New Traditional style homes, including ranch-style, brick Colonial Revival, Tudor Revival, and

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    $620K

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    $350K - $1.4M

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    1 Listing

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  Dublin

  When asked to name a village he had recently mapped, a 19th-century Irish surveyor took one look at the green lowlands in what’s now central Ohio and named them after his hometown: Dublin. Known today as a suburb of Columbus, Dublin predates the larger city to its south by over a decade. As a result, the town’s 50,000 residents take pride in the

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    $616K

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    $244K - $1.5M

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    81 Listings

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  Harlem

  East of the Hoover Reservoir, Harlem is a quiet, rural township made up of farmlands and undeveloped green space. It's known as a peaceful community with well-ranked schools and low crime. "It's quiet out here — everybody's really kind and laid back," says Adriana Stidham, Harlem resident and Realtor with Red 1 Realty. The CAP Index Crime Score

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    $613K

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    $95K - $1.7M

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    8 Listings

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  Granville

  Granville is a small village designed to evoke a New England feel, with its town square featuring intersecting roads and churches on each corner. The area retains its 19th- and 20th-century architecture, with tree-lined streets and a mix of four-bedroom Victorians and three-bedroom colonials near downtown. Homes from the 1970s and custom builds

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    $596K

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    $317K - $1.8M

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    21 Listings

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  Brown

  Brown Township in Hilliard, Ohio, is a neighborhood that combines natural wildlife with suburban living, bordered by Big Darby Creek to the west. The area focuses on preserving land and ecosystems, acting as a buffer between nature and the urban environment of Columbus. Homes here often feature three to four bedrooms, with Craftsman models being

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    $591K

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    $357K - $1.4M

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    70 Listings

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  Genoa

  Genoa Township in Westerville, Ohio, has experienced significant growth since the 1990s, situated 15 miles north of Columbus and near Uptown Westerville. The neighborhood offers a mix of housing styles, including colonial revivals, contemporary Craftsman homes, and large waterfront properties along Hoover Reservoir. Residents enjoy outdoor spaces

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    $584K

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    $329K - $2.2M

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    47 Listings

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  Riverplace

  Riverplace, a suburban neighborhood northwest of Columbus, is situated along the Scioto River, offering residents scenic riverfront living. The community features a mix of midcentury homes, including renovated ranch-style dwellings and newer '90s homes, many with two-car garages. The neighborhood is known for its safety, with a crime rate lower

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    $578K

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    $395K - $942K

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    1 Listing

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  Stilson

  Stilson, located just northwest of Worthington, is a serene suburban neighborhood adjacent to Perry Park. The area is known for its long-term residents and low turnover, with homes generally more expensive than the Columbus region average. Stilson benefits from highly rated schools, including Brookside Elementary School, Phoenix Middle School, and

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    $571K

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    $393K - $1.3M

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    1 Listing

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  Kingston

  Kingston Township in Delaware County, Ohio, is a rural community characterized by expansive open spaces and agricultural businesses. Interstate 71 runs through the township, providing a 28-mile route to Columbus. The area is known for its family-owned businesses, such as Ohio Koi, which offers goldfish, aquatic plants, and pond maintenance

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    $553K

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    $279K - $841K

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    2 Listings

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  Porter

  Porter, a neighborhood in Sunbury, Ohio, is situated just over 30 miles northeast of downtown Columbus. Known for its expansive open spaces, many homes here come with multiple acres of land, offering residents vast views and a rural lifestyle. The area is experiencing growth, with modern homes being built on 5 to 10-acre plots. Housing options

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    $551K

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    $259K - $1.8M

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    3 Listings

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  Worthington

  Set just north of Columbus, Worthington is a city with a strong sense of self. With a population of around 15,000, this first-ring Columbus suburb is known for being well-established and low-key. "Worthington has a different vibe—more intellectual, less showy," says Mike Parsons, a broker with Parsons Real Estate. "It's focused on schools and

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    $550K

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    $260K - $1.1M

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    20 Listings

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  Worthingview

  Bordering Interstate 270, Worthingview is a quiet suburb with low CAP Index crime scores and highly rated public schools. “Worthingview has a central location in the Columbus area and offers a variety of housing types,” says Realtor Susan Parrish, who sells homes in the neighborhood with the Parrish Team of Keller Williams Classic Properties. Many

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    $532K

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    $404K - $730K

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  Jersey

  Jersey, a township located 24 miles northeast of Columbus and 6 miles from New Albany, offers a rural, small-town atmosphere with the convenience of nearby amenities. The neighborhood features a mix of new Craftsman homes and older split levels and farmhouses, often situated on larger plots of land with ample space between properties. Trees lining

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    $532K

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    $294K - $2.3M

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  Trenton

  Trenton Township, located about 25 miles northeast of Columbus, maintains its rural charm with homes on large plots of land. The area is seeing growth due to its proximity to New Albany, where Intel is constructing two computer chip factories set to employ around 3,000 people by 2025. The new subdivision off Del County Road 605 features modern

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    $522K

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    $294K - $3.8M

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  Orange

  Orange, a neighborhood in Lewis Center, is a rapidly growing community known for its excellent school district and well-developed subdivisions. The area features a mix of modern Craftsman-style homes with spacious front yards and older ranch-style and Foursquare homes along Lewis Center Road. The Olentangy Local School District serves the

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    $521K

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    $314K - $1.3M

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    43 Listings

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  Indian Hills

  Indian Hills in Columbus is characterized by its upscale homes, landscaped yards, and shaded cul-de-sacs. The neighborhood features a variety of architectural styles, including midcentury split-levels, ranch-style homes, and newer traditional-style houses with open floor plans. Homeowners often remain for decades, contributing to the area's

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    $519K

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    $395K - $1.1M

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  Union

  Union Township in Kirkersville, located about 30 miles east of Columbus, is experiencing growth, particularly with the upcoming Intel computer chip factories in nearby New Albany. This rural area, known for its slower pace and proximity to downtown Columbus, is seeing new housing developments alongside its traditional homes. The northern part of

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    $517K

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    $243K - $1.4M

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  Scioto Trace

  Scioto Trace is a small, close-knit neighborhood in Columbus, Ohio, located off Dublin Road. The area features winding roads, cozy cul-de-sacs, and a mix of contemporary colonial and ranch-style homes. Some properties back up to the Scioto River, adding a unique appeal, though these homes rarely change hands. The neighborhood is part of the

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    $493K

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    $229K - $1.5M

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  Knolls-Thomas

  Knolls-Thomas in Columbus is a neighborhood characterized by midcentury homes with brick or wood siding, situated on half-acre lots adorned with oak trees and shrubbery. Home styles range from ranch-style houses starting in the mid-$300,000s to split-levels in the low-$400,000s, with Tudor-style homes in secluded subdivisions reaching up to the

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    $486K

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    $385K - $1M

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  Saint Albans

  The St. Albans neighborhood surrounds the small village of Alexandria, which came into existence in the 1830s. Houses were built along Main Street that are still around today and attract prospective homebuyers with late 19th-century charm. “A lot of them are still in their original condition with amazing detail and woodwork,” says Brian Kelly, a

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    $480K

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    $247K - $2.9M

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    2 Listings

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