Neighborhoods in the 43206 ZIP Code

From trendy restaurants to restored 19th-century homes, German Village is one of Columbus' most sought-after neighborhoods. The area offers an exciting blend of historic and contemporary attractions at the city's heart. The area also has a strong sense of community, with most homeowners setting down roots for as long as possible. "A lot of people

Once overshadowed by nearby German Village, Schumacher Place is making a name for itself compared to its neighbor. "It's basically German Village lite, but you're not getting a lot of the tourists coming to German Village to go to Schmitt's," Realtor John Kohlhepp of Keller Williams Capital Partners Realty says. He explains that the neighborhood

Hops, foam and a statue of the “Drunken King” mark the presence of the Brewery District, where Central Ohio’s beer manufacturing history originated. With the pristine water of the Scioto River nearby, 19th-century German brewers found the neighborhood an ideal place to set up shop. As the industry flourished, homes for workers sprung up near the

Merion Village is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Columbus, with settlers from Great Britain and Nova Scotia arriving in the early 1800s. In 1809, entrepreneur William Merion saw an opportunity for Ohio farmers and acquired 1,800 acres near the local canals and developed a port of entry along the Scioto River to bring their goods to market.

Southern Orchards brims with small parks and restored homes. Just 2 miles from the downtown, Southern Orchards has become a hotspot for young professionals who want to live and work near the city's major cultural hubs. Realtor Michael Jones of Coldwell Banker Realty said the neighborhood "has experienced a resurgence" in the last decade, owing in

Named after a former equine and auto racetrack in the area famous for holding the first-ever 24-hour automobile race in 1905, Columbus’ Driving Park is located just three miles from the city’s downtown. Located in Near East Side, this area is filled with even more history as it was once a landing strip for a Wright brothers’ airplane. Driving Park

South Franklinton in Columbus is a neighborhood characterized by its proximity to downtown and major highways, situated just across the Scioto River. The area features a mix of apartments and single-family homes, many of which are over 100 years old, including two-and-a-half-story farmhouses and renovated Foursquare homes. Typical homes range from

Deshler Park is a small urban residential neighborhood less than 4 miles southeast of downtown Columbus. Sprawling green spaces are woven into the fabric of Deshler Park, providing a stark contrast to the dense residential streets of neighborhoods to the north and east. However, the peaceful nature of these spaces complements Deshler Park’s quiet

Olde Towne East in Columbus is a historic neighborhood known for its diverse architectural styles and community pride. The area features a mix of Victorian, Queen Anne, Gothic Revival, and Colonial Revival homes, many of which have been restored to their former glory. Homes range from 2,800 to 5,000 square feet, with median sales prices around