Columbus, Ohio
Italian Village Homes for Sale
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10 homes
Avg $645,948
Market Overview
Italian Village Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Italian Village, OH
10
Active Listings
$646K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$349,900
To
$1,000,000
Property Types
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About Italian Village Real Estate
Italian Village sits just north of downtown Columbus and functions as one of the city’s older, more compact residential neighborhoods. Residents tend to be a mix of long-term homeowners, young professionals, and small families who value proximity to the urban core without living directly in it. Daily life centers on tree-lined streets, modest yards, and a handful of local businesses that serve both neighbors and visitors from nearby areas. People walk to coffee shops, restaurants, and small retail spots along the main corridors, while larger parks and the riverfront offer places for outdoor time when residents want a change of scenery. The neighborhood is served by the Columbus City Schools district, supplemented by nearby private and charter options that families commonly consider. Housing stock includes a combination of two-story brick homes from earlier eras, renovated row houses, and some newer infill construction that fits the existing scale. With ten active listings on the market right now, prices currently average about $646,000 and range from the upper $300,000s to $1,000,000, giving buyers a relatively narrow but varied selection to evaluate.
Average listing price: $645,948 · 10 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Current listings show prices from $349,900 to $1,000,000, with an average around $645,948. Buyers often find a mix of updated older homes and newer infill properties within that span.
There are ten active listings at the moment. Inventory can shift quickly in this compact neighborhood, so checking regularly helps buyers stay current on available options.
Many residents walk to nearby dining and retail along the main streets that border the neighborhood. For larger grocery trips or additional amenities, short drives or rideshares reach surrounding commercial areas.
The neighborhood falls within the Columbus City Schools district, and families also consider nearby private or charter schools depending on grade level and specific needs.
The housing mix includes two-story brick homes from earlier periods, renovated row houses, and occasional newer construction that matches the existing streetscape.