Neighborhood Insig hood Insights Bexley, Berwick, and Eastmoor: Columbus Neighborhoods with Heart, History, and Community Just four miles east of downtown Columbus, the neighborhoods of Bexley, Berwick, and Eastmoor stand out as some of the most distinctive communities in Central Ohio. Each has its own unique character, but together they form a pocket of Columbus that blends history, convenience, and a strong sense of belonging. For Jeff, a longtime Bexley resident, these neighborhoods are more than places on a map. “Bexley feels like a small town tucked inside the city,” he explains. “You’re close enough to downtown that you can leave a Blue Jackets game and be home in ten minutes — but you still get that tight-knit community vibe where everyone knows each other.”
Bexley: A Generational Gem
Founded in 1908, Bexley began as a merger of two affluent suburbs — Bullitt Park, a neighborhood of wealthy Columbus families, and Pleasant Ridge, a German immigrant farming community. Its early years were shaped by Capital University, which relocated to the area in 1876 and remains one of its anchors today. Over time, Bexley developed a reputation for strong schools, tree-lined streets, and community traditions that still thrive. Education has long been central to Bexley’s identity. The Bexley City School District consistently ranks among the top public school systems in Ohio, attracting families from across the region. In addition, private institutions like Columbus School for Girls and St. Charles Preparatory School, along with Capital
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