For Jeff, the Far East Side represents a practical choice for families seeking comfort, space, and community. “People love that it’s modern, convenient, and family-friendly,” he says. “You can have the suburban life you want while still being connected to everything Columbus has to offer.”
North End (Clintonville, Worthington, OSU Area)
Just a short drive north of downtown Columbus, the neighborhoods of Clintonville, Worthington, and the areas surrounding Ohio State University offer a unique mix of history, urban energy, and residential charm. These communities provide a blend of older homes, tree-lined streets, and a strong sense of neighborhood identity, attracting families, professionals, and students alike. For Jeff, the North Side represents a distinctive part of the city where city amenities and residential comfort coexist. “Clintonville and Worthington have a character all their own,” he explains. “You get established neighborhoods with beautiful older homes, mature trees, and a real sense of community. It’s lively, but it’s not overwhelming — there’s room for families, young professionals, and everyone in between.”
Clintonville: Urban Charm with Community Roots
Founded in the 19th century, Clintonville began as a small settlement north of Columbus and grew into a vibrant neighborhood while retaining its historic charm. The area is known for its eclectic mix of older homes, from Craftsman bungalows to Colonial-style houses, and a strong commitment to neighborhood preservation. Education is a priority in Clintonville. Many families attend the Columbus City Schools system, though private and parochial schools nearby provide additional options. The neighborhood
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