Discover the College Ave Area

Neighborhoods in the College Area

The College area serves as a residential core with established subdivisions along tree-lined streets near Uptown Westerville. Adjacent enclaves include homes across wooded lots and community green spaces with proximity to Alum Creek. Developed primarily from the 1950s through the 1990s, the areas offer a mix of single-family homes, townhomes, and condos with access to Westerville City Schools, multi-use trails, shopping, and suburban amenities. Consistent sales activity reflects interest in updated properties and sidewalk access and pedestrian connections to historic district amenities.

• Beachler – Developed in the 1970s, offering spacious single-family homes on larger lots with mature trees.
• College Acres – Mid-20th-century ranch-style homes on generous lots with convenient access to area roads.
• College Knolls – 1950s–1960s homes with mature landscaping and pedestrian connections.
• College Park – 1960s two-story homes including cul-de-sacs, mature trees, and stream-adjacent settings.
• English Gardens – 1970s condominium community with HOA amenities and sidewalk connectivity.
• Grange Field – 1970s enclave with ranch and split-level homes and shared green areas.
• Green Acres – 1970s single-family homes with updated interiors and established landscaping.
• Hampton Park – 1990s subdivision with larger homes on cul-de-sacs near recreational facilities.
• Hillcrest – 1960s homes with varied floor plans, including one-story options.
• Hillcrest Woods – 1980s homes on cul-de-sacs with wooded views and HOA maintenance in select areas.
• Lakeland – Late-1990s/2000s homes with nearby water features and trail access.
• Linnabary Heights – 1950s ranch homes on larger lots with trail and area access.
• Llewellyn Park – Mid-20th-century neighborhood with traditional and ranch styles.
• Shirmeyers – Early-20th-century addition with compact homes and mature tree canopy.
• Springcrest Estates – 1980s traditional two-story homes with community green spaces.
• Sterling Glen – 1990s enclave with open floor plans and convenient access to shopping.
• Walnut Hills – 1950s ranch homes with masonry exteriors near community parks.

Westerville City Schools

Westerville City Schools serve all neighborhoods in the College area, with academic programs across elementary, middle, and high schools. The district offers varied coursework, extracurriculars, and community partnerships. For current enrollment boundaries and program details, visit the district website below.

Learn More: Westerville City Schools

Alum Creek & Uptown Westerville

Alum Creek and nearby park systems provide multi-use paths, picnic areas, and seasonal programming, with additional amenities in Uptown Westerville including shops, dining, and events. See official pages for current maps, activities, and rules.

Trails & Parks

• Alum Creek (Metro Parks): Paved paths, natural areas, and permitted fishing access.
• Heritage Park: Community green space with paths and gathering areas.
• Hoover Reservoir: Shoreline paths and water access points.
• Big Walnut Trail: Paved path connections across Westerville.

Area & Lifestyle: Westerville Living

Located in Westerville, OH (43081), residents have access to city parks, miles of paths, public schools, and community events. Connectivity to I-270 supports regional commuting.

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