says. “You get neighborhoods where kids can play safely, people know each other, and you’re still within easy reach of Columbus for work or entertainment.”
Groveport: A Blend of History and Growth
Founded in 1849 as a village along the Ohio and Erie Canal, Groveport has a rich history tied to transportation and trade. The city retains elements of that past with historic homes and small-town landmarks, while newer residential developments have expanded the housing options significantly. Today, Groveport features a mix of older homes, newer subdivisions, and modest starter houses, with prices typically ranging from $200,000 to $500,000. The city is family-friendly, with parks, walking trails, and community events, including a popular Fourth of July celebration. Local businesses, restaurants, and services are concentrated near the historic downtown, providing both convenience and a sense of neighborhood character.
Canal Winchester: Historic Roots and Modern Living
Just east of Groveport, Canal Winchester is known for its historic downtown, preserved canal-era buildings, and community pride. Founded in 1828 and named for the Ohio and Erie Canal, the city has grown steadily while maintaining its small-town charm. Canal Winchester’s residential neighborhoods range from charming historic homes to modern subdivisions built on former farmland. The area is particularly attractive to families, with well-regarded schools, youth sports programs, and safe, walkable streets. Community events such as local parades, festivals, and farmers’ markets keep the city engaged and connected. Housing prices generally range from $250,000 to
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