Franklin County, Ohio
Worthington Real Estate and Local Guide
A northern suburb of Columbus founded in 1803 by the Scioto Company, laid out on the New England model with a central village green and a well-preserved historic core.
Living in Worthington
Founded in 1803 as a planned New England-style community by settlers from Connecticut, and named for Ohio governor Thomas Worthington. Source: en.wikipedia.org
Homes in Worthington
- About 82.9% of housing units are owner-occupied, reflecting a stable, established suburban community.
Source: ACS 2023
What makes Worthington home
Orange Johnson House
1816 Federal-style home owned by the Worthington Historical Society, listed on the National Register of Historic Places
Ohio Railway Museum
Museum of railroad and streetcar artifacts offering rides on restored cars
679-681 High Street
Commercial building built in 1808, described as the oldest commercial building in continuous use in Ohio
McCord Park
Roughly 25-acre park by the Worthington Community Center with sports fields, a half-mile trail and a restored 1923 B&O caboose
Worthington Hills Park
Neighborhood park acquired in 1982 that serves as a trailhead for the Olentangy Trail