Discover McDot Farms and 14 Nearby Neighborhoods

Neighborhoods: Autumn Woods, Brookstone, Canyon Creek, Chatham Ridge, Creekrun, Crossings at Rock Fork, Fallen Timbers, Freedom Colony, Huber Village, McDot Farms, Preserve at Rocky Fork, The Pines, Twelve Trees, West Lake Village, Woodglen

These fifteen interconnected residential enclaves in Genoa Township encompass over 1,200 homes across tree-lined streets, wooded lots, and pond features near Big Walnut Creek and Rocky Fork. Developed primarily from the 1960s through the 2020s, the communities offer a mix of single-family homes with access to public schools, multi-use trails, shopping, and suburban amenities. Consistent sales activity reflects demand for updated properties and varied price points across home types.

• Autumn Woods – An established subdivision from the mid-1970s, featuring homes on wooded lots with brick facades and open floor plans. Includes cul-de-sacs and sidewalk access to parks.
• Brookstone – Developed in the late 1980s, offering transitional homes with gourmet kitchens and finished basements. Sidewalk connectivity to trails and green spaces.
• Canyon Creek – A scenic enclave built in the mid-2000s, with homes on ravine lots featuring bonus rooms and modern updates. Noted for natural settings and privacy.
• Chatham Ridge – An upscale neighborhood from the late 1970s, featuring executive homes with luxury finishes and side-entry garages. Proximity to shopping and I-71.
• Creekrun – A community from the early 1970s, with homes along creek views and walking paths. Includes community park and pond access.
• Crossings at Rock Fork – Developed in the early 2020s, offering patio homes with low-maintenance designs and private courtyards. Connected to Rocky Fork trails.
• Fallen Timbers – A wooded subdivision from the late 1990s, featuring ranch and two-story homes with stone accents. Trail access and commuter convenience.
• Freedom Colony – Built in the mid-1970s, offering colonial-style homes on cul-de-sacs with mature trees. Includes playgrounds and green spaces.
• Huber Village – An established enclave from the early 1960s, with homes near Huber Ridge area featuring efficient layouts and updated features.
• McDot Farms – A rural-inspired community from the late 1980s, with homes on larger lots permitting outbuildings. Vaulted ceilings and direct trail access to McVay Woods.
• Preserve at Rocky Fork – A custom-built section developed in the mid-2010s, with homes on preserve lots featuring gourmet islands and open concepts. Noted for conservation areas.
• The Pines – A tree-lined neighborhood from the late 1980s, offering homes with pond views and walking paths. Includes community park.
• Twelve Trees – A boutique enclave built in the late 1970s, featuring elegant homes with architectural detail and modern updates. Strong sense of community.
• West Lake Village – A gated condominium community from the early 1980s, with townhome-style units including clubhouse and pool. Low-maintenance living near trails.
• Woodglen – The primary community built in the mid-1980s, featuring detached single-family homes on wooded lots with open designs. Integrates with adjacent areas and provides park access.

Big Walnut Creek & McVay Woods: Recreational Access

Big Walnut Creek and McVay Woods provide hiking, fishing, and nature preserves, accessible within 5 minutes. Managed by Columbus Metro Parks and local township. Proximity contributes to sales activity across these communities.

Trails & Parks

• Features: Over 8 miles of natural trails; picnic areas.
• Proximity: McVay Woods (walking distance from McDot Farms), Big Walnut Creek (2 min).
• Wildlife: Birdwatching and nature preserves.

Fishing & Recreation

• Species: Bass, catfish; stocked areas.
• Amenities: Shelters, benches.
• Access: Free entry.

Water Activities

• Facilities: Kayak launches at creek sections.
• Activities: Canoeing, paddleboarding.

Contact: Metro Parks at 614-508-8000 for permits. Big Walnut | Schedule a Tour

Area & Lifestyle: Westerville Living

Located in Westerville, OH (43081), residents enjoy over 40 parks, 30+ miles of trails, public schools, and community events. Connectivity to I-270 supports diverse buyer needs.

Parks & Trails Nearby

• McVay Woods (walking distance): Natural trails, nature preserve.
• Rocky Fork Metro Park (5 min): Disc golf, dog park.
• Hoover Reservoir (10 min): Boating, fishing.
• Big Walnut Trail (adjacent): Paved path to downtown.

Schools & Education

• Westerville City School District: Elementary, middle, and high schools within 5–10 minutes.
• Private Options: Genoa Christian Academy, St. Paul School (nearby).
• Higher Education: Otterbein University (10 min), Columbus State (15 min).

Uptown Westerville & Events

• Uptown Westerville (10–15 min): Shops, dining, farmers market, festivals.
• Annual Events: Music & Arts Festival, 4th Friday concerts.

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