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For most of Dublin's history the Scioto River split the city in two. Historic Dublin, with its brick sidewalks, independent shops and stone buildings, sat on the west bank; the east bank stayed largely undeveloped. Bridge Park changed that, adding condominiums, apartments, offices, restaurants and North Market Bridge Park to the east side, and the Dublin Link tied the halves together for anyone on foot or on a bike.
The result is unusual for a suburb. An owner here can walk to dinner, cross the river for coffee in a 19th-century storefront, and be home again without moving a car. Most for-sale inventory in Bridge Park is condominiums and townhomes above ground-floor retail with structured parking, while Historic Dublin adds older single-family houses on smaller lots. Dublin City Schools serves the district.
6694 Riverside Dr
A 760-foot pedestrian and bicycle suspension bridge, and the world's longest single-tower, S-shaped span of its kind. The spine of the district.
6741 Longshore St
The east-bank development: condominiums and apartments over restaurants, nightlife, offices and shops, on a street grid built for walking.
Bridge Park
The suburban outpost of Columbus's historic public market: local vendors, prepared food and a rooftop bar.
West bank
The old-town side: brick sidewalks, independent shops, local restaurants and the city's oldest buildings, a bridge crossing away.
Both riverbanks
Public green space along both banks, with a plaza, scenic overlooks and paths down to the water.
Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area
Visitors 21 and older can carry a drink from a participating establishment through the district's streets, on both sides of the river.
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On both banks of the Scioto River in Dublin, ZIP code 43017. Bridge Park occupies the east bank along Longshore Street and Bridge Park Avenue; Historic Dublin is on the west bank. The Dublin Link connects them at 6694 Riverside Drive.
760 feet, carrying walkers and cyclists only. It is the world's longest single-tower, S-shaped suspension bridge of its type, which is why it appears in photographs of Dublin more than any other structure in the city.
Dublin's Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area. Anyone 21 or older can carry a drink purchased from a participating business through the district's public streets and sidewalks, on both sides of the river.
Mostly condominiums and townhomes in mid-rise buildings above ground-floor restaurants and shops, with structured parking. Across the bridge, Historic Dublin adds older single-family houses on smaller lots.
Dublin City Schools. Boundaries and building assignments change, so confirm with the district before making a decision based on them.
Disclaimer: Ratings provided by GreatSchools.org. School attendance data provided by Precisely and subject to change. Check with the applicable school district prior to making a decision based on these boundaries. School data is not guaranteed to be accurate, up to date or complete.
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Rachel Casto is a Sales Associate with Howard Hanna and can arrange showings, pull association documents, and tell you how the buildings here differ from one another.
