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Arlington: Family-Friendly and Established
Upper Arlington, often referred to simply as Arlington, was founded in 1918 and developed as one of Columbus’s first planned communities. Its neighborhoods feature a mix of architectural styles, from classic Colonials and Tudors to mid- century ranch homes. Mature trees, wide streets, and well-kept yards contribute to a strong sense of neighborhood identity. Education is a major draw in Arlington. The Upper Arlington School District consistently ranks among the best in the state, attracting families who prioritize academics and extracurricular opportunities. Parks, playgrounds, and recreational facilities are abundant, giving residents plenty of options for outdoor activities. Community events play an important role in Arlington life. From neighborhood parades and holiday celebrations to local sports and cultural events, residents actively participate in maintaining a connected, family-oriented environment. The suburb’s layout, with quiet residential streets and convenient access to downtown, allows families to enjoy a calm, safe atmosphere while still being close to city amenities.
Grandview Heights: Vibrant, Walkable, and Social
Just east of Arlington lies Grandview Heights, a smaller but highly active neighborhood known for its walkable streets, boutique shops, and dining scene. Founded in 1891 and incorporated in 1906, Grandview has grown into a community that appeals to both families and younger residents seeking a lively urban-suburban mix.
The neighborhood is particularly popular with young
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