Just southwest of the downtown Columbus core is the Brewery District. The area was originally settled and developed by German immigrants in the mid-1800’s. This neighborhood got its start along High and Front Streets and was built as an industrial hub of Columbus’s historic beer scene. Today it is full of lively entertainment and dining options. It is an awesome walkable neighborhood that is just a stone’s throw from downtown. Its boundaries include Interstate 70 on the north, South Pearl Street on the east, Greenlawn Avenue on the South, and the Scioto River on the West. 

Because of its urban location so close to the downtown core of Columbus, most of the homes in the Brewery District are condos, townhomes, or historic single-family homes that are similar to the famous brownstones of New York. Homes range in price currently from $235,000 to $596,000 as of the fall of 2020. Homes with unique and interesting architecture that tell a story and have plenty of character abound here. The earliest homes resembled working-class homes like the ones German settlers left behind in Germany consisting of brick one and a half stories with gables facing the street. As the neighborhood grew more Italianate architecture began to pop up and these styles of architecture are still standing today.  

Browse all Homes for Sale in the Brewery District and read more about the area below.