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  Concord

  Burrowed in the northeast suburbs of Columbus, Concord envelops Shawnee Hills, north Dublin and south Delaware. The verdant banks of the Scioto River drape the neighborhood with expansive fields, mature trees and abundant gardens. Surrounding the various two-lane thoroughfares are small businesses, highly-rated schools and a seemingly endless

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    $687K

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    $400K - $4.5M

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  Upper Arlington

  With a multitude of parks and golf courses, bustling events and stately historic homes near the Scioto River, Upper Arlington has rapidly distinguished itself as a vibrant city with suburban and commercial pockets within a few miles of downtown Columbus and The Ohio State University. “It’s a prime location because of its proximity to the

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    $686K

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    $223K - $2.4M

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    52 Listings

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  Liberty Township

  Liberty Township’s accessibility, range of historic homes and new construction, and a highly rated school district are why it’s one of the fastest growing areas in central Ohio. It’s why township leaders are developing a Liberty 2040 plan for the future to include a series of goals and objectives to maintain the more spacious areas while leaving

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    $662K

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    $340K - $2M

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    166 Listings

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  Antrim

  One of the most sought-after neighborhoods in Columbus, Antrim offers late 2000s single-family houses and townhomes. "The neighborhood has a lot of pretty high-end houses," says Realtor Sue Lusk-Gleich, who sells homes in the area with Keller Williams Capital Partners. "It is centrally located, and there is great access to the downtown." The

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    $659K

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    $446K - $843K

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  Berlin

  Close to the heart of Delaware County, Berlin Township balances rural charm with the convenience of suburban life. Just 5 miles from the city of Delaware and 22 miles from Downtown Columbus, the area is transitioning from a humble rural community into an expanding hub for residential development. Homebuyers looking to benefit from the growth of

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    $633K

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    $370K - $1.6M

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    88 Listings

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  Olentangy Highlands

  One of Olentangy Highland's biggest appeals is that it is based within a rapidly growing part of Columbus. WBNS 10TV recently reported that the Olentangy Local School District is expected to add 12,000 new homes in the next decade. Shaded by oaks and sycamores, Olentangy Highlands is a place where residents golf at the nearby country club in the

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    $614K

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    $329K - $946K

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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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    $614K

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    $253K - $1.6M

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  Granville

  The aesthetic of this small village differs from much of eastern and central Ohio, and that’s by design. Granville developers wanted to give the area more of a New England-style feel. The plan started with two roads intersecting at the town square, with churches perched on each corner. There’s been a concerted effort to retain Granville’s

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    $592K

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    $306K - $1.8M

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  Brown

  Brown Township is the crossing between Ohio’s natural wildlife and suburban living. With the Big Darby Creek on its western border, the neighborhood is about preserving and protecting the land and ecosystems. “To protect the wildlife, we need to protect the land that’s near it,” says Brown Township Board of Trustees member Pam Sayre. “Brown works

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    $589K

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    $357K - $1.5M

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    58 Listings

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  Genoa

  Since a population boom in the 1990s, Genoa Township has grown both physically and socially. Situated 15 miles north of Columbus, it's close to Uptown Westerville and a stone's throw from Interstate 71. Hoover Reservoir to the east draws a dedicated waterfront crowd, and the community enjoys wide open outdoor spaces, whether they live in new

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    $581K

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    $327K - $1.4M

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    36 Listings

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  Riverplace

  As its name suggests, Riverplace is a suburban neighborhood northwest of Columbus that is positioned right along the Scioto River. The body of water offers much more than just inspiration for this established community's name; it’s one of the main aspects that draws people in, according to Cece Miller, a real estate expert at Next Home Experience.

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    $571K

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    $393K - $627K

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  Stilson

  Just a few miles northwest of Worthington, Stilson is a calm cluster of suburbs surrounding Perry Park. Homes in the neighborhood are generally more expensive than the average across the Columbus region. Once buyers move in, they are usually there to stay. “There are people who have been in this area for a long time, and they’re not leaving,” says

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    $567K

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    $425K - $1.3M

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    1 Listing

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  Berkshire

  Life in the rural areas around Columbus has changed rapidly thanks to rising demand for homes with a quick commute into the city. Berkshire has seen its share of change, but still holds on to its identity as an alternative to the bustle of Columbus and its suburbs. Situated between nearby towns Galena and Sunbury, this semi-rural township has been

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    $557K

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    $376K - $1.3M

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    27 Listings

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  Kingston

  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

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    $556K

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    $306K - $908K

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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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    $546K

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    $255K - $1.1M

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  Porter

  A little more than 30 miles northeast of downtown Columbus is a place where the views go on forever. That’s because there’s a lot of open space, and many homes have multiple acres to enjoy that view. “It’s a deeply rural area, but it’s growing,” says Jeff Gongwer, a Broker/Owner with RE/MAX Affiliates with about 15 years of experience. “There are

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    $545K

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    $228K - $1.5M

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  Jersey

  Jersey is a township located 24 miles northeast of Columbus and 6 miles outside of New Albany, which Business Insider ranked one of the top neighborhoods in the U.S. “You get all the benefits of the surrounding amenities without the traffic,” says real estate agent Alan Hinson from New Albany Realty and a lifetime Jersey resident. “Instead, Jersey

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    $537K

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    $304K - $2.1M

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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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    $527K

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    $415K - $728K

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  Trenton

  Outside of Sunbury, about 25 miles northeast of Columbus, is what’s now known as Trenton Township. It was initially called Sunbury Township when it formed in the early 1800s and is significantly smaller than it once was. Today, Trenton Township maintains its rural characteristics with homes on large plots of land. Twenty minutes away in New

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    $524K

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    $302K - $1.3M

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  Orange

  The neighborhood of Orange is a rapidly growing community, home to an excellent school district and developed subdivisions home to a variety of housing options and prices. Nearby parks and Alum Creek Lake provide community members with several ways to get outside. With easy access to I-75 and nearby amenities, residents of the community have many

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    $520K

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    $316K - $1.2M

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  Union

  Even before it was announced that Intel planned to build two computer chip factories 20 minutes to the north in the New Albany area, growth was happening in Union Township, about 30 miles east of Columbus. “People were already attracted to this area because of the rural aspect and the slower pace combined with proximity to downtown Columbus,” says

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    $517K

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    $227K - $1.5M

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  Indian Hills

  Just west of the Olentangy River, Indian Hills is a secluded and highly sought-after neighborhood in northern Columbus. Initially, buyers are attracted to the area for its privacy, highly rated schools and eclectic collection of homes. However, a reputation for friendly neighbors and safety ultimately brings new residents to the community.

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    $515K

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    $400K - $1.1M

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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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    $488K

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    $244K - $1.3M

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  Knolls-Thomas

  Hugging the western shore of the Olentangy River, Knolls-Thomas is a well-established community just outside Upper Arlington. Made up of midcentury subdivisions, residents are drawn to the area for its location and peaceful ambiance. “People love the access to the Olentangy Freeway and a top medical facility,” says Thomas Hamrick, a Realtor with

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    $482K

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    $370K - $1.1M

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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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    $237K - $2.9M

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    2 Listings

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