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48 Parkwood Ave. contains 9 studio and one-bedroom units ranging from $1,260 - $1,500/month. Come check out these beautiful newly renovated apartments inside of a historic building, located just off East Broad Street and across the street from Franklin Park Conservatory. Just a short bike, walk or drive from Downtown Columbus, Bexley, Capital University, Columbus College of Art and Design, and so much more. A meticulous restoration has infused new life into this historic building. Choose from 9 unique apartment units, all of which feature top of the line finishes, quality craftsmanship, and extra large windows. Please view the photos to see floor plans of all available units. Interior photos coming soon. Pricing for each unit is below: First floor: #101 (one-bedroom): $1,350/month #102 (one-bedroom): $1,500/month #103 (one-bedroom): $1,450/month Second floor: #201 (one-bedroom): $1,350/month #204 (studio): $1,150/month #202 (one-bedroom): $1,450/month #203 (one-bedroom): $1,450/month Third floor: #301 (one-bedroom, 565 SF): $1,450/month #302 (one-bedroom, 629 SF): $1,500/month All apartments come with top-of-the-line finishes, including granite countertops, brand name appliances, tile backsplash, tile shower, and large closets. All units come equipped with stacked washer/dryer and LED-lit mirror. Natural light is abundant through our extra large windows. Many of the finishes in these units are original to the building and have been meticulously restored, including real wood floors, large-scale wood doors, wood windows with rope and weight systems, lincrusta wallpaper, and coffered ceilings in select units. 48 Parkwood Avenue is a long-standing part of Columbus' history. Built in 1906, it was originally a family home, later becoming the headquarters of the Ohio Baptist General Convention in the 1950s until the mid-1990s. The property was placed on Columbus Landmarks Most Endangered Properties List in 2018. New life has been infused into the space with a restoration overseen by the State Historic Preservation Office. Based on the connection to the civil rights movement, the building has now been placed on the National Registry of Historic Places and will receive an Ohio History Marker in 2024. The new brick building next door (40 Parkwood Ave.) is brand new construction and contains 27 spectacular units. (see separate listing for more info on 40 Parkwood Ave.)
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