Living in German Village

German Village Ohio is a historic neighborhood in Columbus, OH. It’s home to many landmarks and buildings from the 1800s and 1900s that have been preserved by homeowners, business owners, and city officials. This article will explore some of the history behind German Village as well as provide information about real estate opportunities for residents looking to buy a home in this charming community!

German Village History

In the 1800s, German immigrants settled in Columbus and established a community they named “German Village.” This neighborhood became home to many of Ohio’s earliest breweries and is still home to some today. The Germans built their homes using architecture styles from Germany that we now know as “Gothic” or “Eastlake Victorian.” By 1890,

Things to Do

Schiller Park is located on the south side of German Village. It is home to a statue of Friedrich von Schiller, who was a German poet. A popular event that used to take place in the park is “Schützenfest,” which takes place annually now at the Ohio Expo center. Still there are plenty of things to do in the area! Residents can easily walk or bike to a variety of restaurants, bars, and trails. Downtown Columbus is also very close by.

German Village Real Estate Market

If you are interested in learning more about German Village and its real estate, we have an entire blog dedicated to the area at GermanVillageRealEstate.com. Below are some details about how the market has been performing recently, including new listings and recent sales in the area.