Columbus, Ohio
Merion Village Homes for Sale
“Discover 8 homes in Merion Village, Ohio”
8 homes
Avg $344,925
Market Overview
Merion Village Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Merion Village, OH
8
Active Listings
$345K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$199,900
To
$489,900
Property Types
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About Merion Village Real Estate
Merion Village is a residential neighborhood in Columbus where many residents value proximity to the city center while living on quiet, established streets. It attracts a mix of long-term homeowners and newer buyers who want access to urban amenities without being in the densest parts of downtown. Daily life tends to revolve around nearby parks, local eateries, and short drives or bike rides to work or errands. The area is served by the local public school district, with families also having options among nearby private and charter schools. Housing consists primarily of single-family homes in a range of ages and styles, from older two-story houses to more recent builds. With eight active listings on the market and an average price of $344,925, current conditions show a modest selection of homes priced between $199,900 and $489,900.
Average listing price: $344,925 · 8 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Recent market data shows an average price of $344,925 across the neighborhood's active listings. Homes currently range from $199,900 to $489,900, giving buyers a moderate spread of options depending on size and condition.
There are eight active listings in Merion Village at this time. This limited inventory suggests buyers may need to act quickly when a property matches their criteria.
Parts of the neighborhood sit close to small commercial pockets with cafes, casual dining, and everyday services. Residents often combine walking trips with short drives for a wider selection of stores and restaurants.
The housing stock is largely single-family homes that vary in age and layout. Some blocks feature two-story residences while others include ranch-style or newer construction.
The neighborhood is served by the local public school district, and families can also consider nearby private or charter programs. School choice often depends on specific address and grade level.