This 2-bedroom, 2.5-bath brick end-unit condo at 319 W 2nd Avenue recently sold for $397,900 in Victorian Village. Built in 2003 and offering roughly 1,772 square feet across three stories, including a partly finished basement, the home paired traditional brick design with the ease of low-maintenance, garage-equipped urban living.
As an end unit, the home enjoyed extra privacy and views over open green space, with room outside for a private patio. Inside, natural light fills the living area, highlighting hardwood floors, a fireplace, 9-foot ceilings, and crown molding. The kitchen features 42-inch cabinetry, granite countertops, and breakfast bar seating that flows easily into the dining area. Upstairs, both bedrooms are bright and spacious with soaring ceilings, generous closet space, and private baths. A one-car garage plus an additional off-street parking space gave owners two dedicated spots, a rare and valuable combination in this part of Columbus.
Life in Victorian Village
Victorian Village is known for its brick-paved streets, historic homes, and easy access to some of Columbus's best urban amenities. From this address, residents can walk to the restaurants, coffee shops, and boutiques of the Short North Arts District, or head the other direction toward Goodale Park and the Olentangy Trail. The neighborhood's mix of architectural character and modern infill homes like this one has made it one of the most consistently sought-after addresses in the city for buyers who want walkability without sacrificing charm.
Columbus Real Estate Market Conditions
Columbus's housing market has remained competitive through 2026, with the citywide median home price near $350,000, up roughly 4.3% year-over-year. Homes in established, walkable neighborhoods like Victorian Village typically spend 29 to 40 days on market, a pace that reflects strong, steady demand. With mortgage rates in the 6.5% to 7.2% range, buyers have grown more selective, but move-in-ready homes with garages, updated finishes, and low-maintenance living, like this end-unit condo, continue to draw strong interest and sell close to asking price.
Things to Do Near Victorian Village
Living here puts some of Columbus's best attractions within easy walking or biking distance. Goodale Park hosts festivals, yoga in the park, and a seasonal farmers market, while the Short North's High Street corridor offers gallery hops, boutique shopping, and some of the city's top restaurants and rooftop bars. The Olentangy Trail provides miles of running and biking paths along the river, and North Market and the Arena District are both just a short trip away for food, shopping, and entertainment.
Thinking About Buying or Selling in Victorian Village?
Brick end-unit homes with garages and private outdoor space in Victorian Village do not stay on the market long. If you are curious what your Victorian Village home could sell for today, or you are looking for your own low-maintenance retreat in one of Columbus's most walkable neighborhoods, the Joseph Speakman Real Estate team is ready to help you navigate the current market with local expertise.
