GLASSHOUSE REALTY | SPRINGFIELD & CENTRAL OHIO Springfield Roots. Serving Communities Across Central Ohio.
Based in Springfield, Glasshouse Realty serves buyers and sellers throughout Clark County and the surrounding Central Ohio region. From Urbana and New Carlisle to London, Marysville, Delaware, Columbus, Newark, and Lancaster, our agents combine local market knowledge with the resources of one of Ohio's fastest-growing independent brokerages.
The Difference is Clear across Central Ohio.
Our Springfield office is based in Clark County and serves home buyers and sellers across eight Central Ohio counties: Champaign, Clark, Delaware, Fairfield, Franklin, Licking, Madison, and Union. The local team combines neighborhood-level knowledge with the resources of an independent Ohio brokerage to give clients clear guidance for their next move. The Difference is Clear.
Your Local Springfield Real Estate Office
Glasshouse Realty's Springfield office serves buyers and sellers throughout Springfield, Clark County, and nearby Central Ohio communities. Meet the local team or connect with an agent who works in your market.
Two hometown markets, one clear advantage.
Glasshouse Realty's Central Ohio office pairs the momentum of the Columbus metro with the character and value of Springfield and Clark County. One team, two markets, and neighborhood-level knowledge in both.
Columbus · Franklin County
The Columbus market
Columbus is one of the Midwest's fastest-growing metros, with a downtown that keeps evolving along the Scioto River and neighborhoods that run from urban to suburban. Our Central Ohio team lives this market daily, connecting buyers and sellers to the right community at the right price.
Springfield · Clark County
Springfield and Clark County
Springfield pairs a historic downtown with some of the most attainable housing in Ohio, all within an easy drive of both Columbus and Dayton along I-70. Between the museums, parks, college presence, and a downtown that is clearly on the rise, this is a market worth watching, and a great place to call home.
Springfield & Clark County Guide
Rooted in Springfield. Serving Communities Across Central Ohio.
Our Springfield office is deeply connected to Clark County, but our reach extends throughout Central Ohio. We serve communities across Champaign, Clark, Delaware, Fairfield, Franklin, Licking, Madison, and Union counties.
Whether you're buying your first home, preparing to sell, or relocating within the region, Glasshouse Realty provides local expertise and personalized guidance to help you navigate your next move.
Discover the Communities We ServeOur home turf: Springfield anchors this county of historic villages and countryside along I-70 and U.S. 40, where our Central Ohio team is based and works every day.
The city at the center of it all
Springfield
A community in the middle of a genuine renaissance: a revitalized downtown, cultural anchors, and some of the most affordable housing in Central Ohio.
Explore Springfield
Small village, big history
Enon
A historic village built around the Enon Adena Mound, with tree-lined streets, a close community, and easy reach to Springfield, Dayton, and the I-70 corridor east.
Explore Enon
Rural charm, everyday convenience
New Carlisle
A friendly rural-suburban town between Springfield, Dayton, and Wright-Patterson AFB, offering space and value without sacrificing access.
Explore New Carlisle
Quiet, historic, welcoming
South Vienna
A tiny village platted in 1833 and named for Vienna, Austria, with pre-WWII architecture, an annual Corn Festival, and easy access to both Springfield and Columbus.
Explore South ViennaAlso serving in Clark County
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Northridge A residential community of owner-occupied homes just north of Springfield, minutes from Buck Creek State Park and C.J. Brown Reservoir.
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South Charleston A historic 1815 village southeast of Springfield with a preserved opera house, a National Register main street, and easy access to I-70 and U.S. 40.
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Medway A small village between Springfield and Enon where country roads and farmland sit close to the I-70 corridor.
Rolling farmland and small villages just west of Springfield, anchored by the county seat of Urbana and its stately courthouse square.
Also serving in Champaign County
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Cable A tiny community on the county line where farmland and quiet roads define the pace.
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Mechanicsburg A historic village with a preserved downtown and a strong annual arts and music festival.
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North Lewisburg A small village on the county’s eastern edge with close access to both Springfield and Marysville.
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Saint Paris A friendly farm-country village with a classic Ohio small-town feel.
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Woodstock A quiet rural village in the northern part of Champaign County.
Fast-growing communities north of Columbus, from the historic county seat of Delaware to Olentangy school district villages like Powell and Lewis Center.
Historic county seat
Delaware
The Delaware County seat with a restored Victorian downtown, Ohio Wesleyan University, and the Little Brown Jug harness race each September.
Explore Delaware
Horse country living
Powell
An upscale village along the Olentangy corridor with A+ schools, the Columbus Zoo next door, and countryside that still feels rural.
Explore PowellAlso serving in Delaware County
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Ashley A small village on the county’s northern edge where farmland meets a growing suburban fringe.
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Galena A village along Big Walnut Creek on the county’s east side, minutes from Hoover Reservoir.
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Lewis Center One of the region’s fastest-growing communities, with Olentangy schools and new neighborhoods.
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Ostrander A quiet village on the county’s west side with easy access to both Delaware and Marysville.
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Radnor A tiny historic village surrounded by farmland in northern Delaware County.
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Sunbury A growing village with a restored downtown and Big Walnut schools on the county’s east side.
Historic towns and countryside southeast of Columbus, anchored by the county seat of Lancaster and stretching toward the Hocking Hills.
Also serving in Fairfield County
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Amanda A small village surrounded by farmland in the southern part of the county.
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Baltimore A village on the old Ohio Canal path where the county’s farming heritage runs deep.
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Bremen A friendly village on the county’s south side, a gateway to the Hocking Hills.
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Carroll A historic village with a covered bridge and quiet country living east of Lancaster.
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Lithopolis A village on the county’s northwest edge, close to Columbus and Canal Winchester.
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Millersport A lake town on Buckeye Lake with cottages, marinas, and year-round recreation.
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Pickerington One of the most popular Columbus-commuter suburbs, with top-rated schools and new construction.
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Pleasantville A small rural village on the county’s southeast side.
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Rushville A quiet village in the heart of the county’s farm country.
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Stoutsville A tiny village south of Lancaster, close to the Hocking Hills and Clear Creek Metro Park.
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Sugar Grove A village on the edge of the Hocking Hills, a favorite for outdoor-minded buyers.
Farm-country villages strung along I-70 between Springfield and Columbus, anchored by the county seat of London.
Also serving in Madison County
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London Madison County's county seat on I-70, with a historic courthouse square, a restored downtown theater, and farm country in every direction.
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West Jefferson A family-friendly village on the old National Road about 25 minutes from downtown Columbus, near Prairie Oaks Metro Park.
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Mount Sterling A historic village on the county’s south side with a National Register Main Street and Deer Creek State Park close by.
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Irwin A small rural community on the county’s east side where farm country meets the Columbus commute.
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South Solon A tiny village south of London, surrounded by the farmland that defines Madison County.
The heart of the Columbus metro: Ohio’s capital city plus a ring of well-established suburbs, each with its own history, main street, and commute.
Scioto riverfront, Irish heritage
Dublin
A northwest Columbus suburb built along the Scioto River, known for the Bridge Park riverfront district, a landmark public-art program, and the Irish Festival every August.
Explore Dublin
Ohio's oldest planned community
Worthington
A historic village-green town just north of Columbus with a walkable downtown, century-old homes, and a close, proud community.
Explore Worthington
West-side suburb, small-town roots
Hilliard
A growing community west of Columbus that keeps its old-village character, with a connected park system, family neighborhoods, and easy freeway access.
Explore Hilliard
Historic Uptown, city within a park
Westerville
A northeast Franklin County suburb centered on a walkable historic Uptown, Otterbein University, and miles of parks and trails around a city that calls itself a park.
Explore WestervilleAlso serving in Franklin County
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Columbus Ohio's capital: a riverfront downtown, distinct walkable districts from the Short North to German Village, and a job base spanning nearly every industry.
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Gahanna The Herb Capital of Ohio, with the Creekside District and Big Walnut trails along the eastern edge of the metro.
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Upper Arlington An established suburb on Columbus’s northwest edge known for older homes, village shopping districts, and mature trees.
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Blacklick A growing community on the eastern edge of Franklin County with rolling countryside and newer neighborhoods.
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Canal Winchester A village with a historic downtown on the old Ohio and Erie Canal, midway between Columbus and Lancaster.
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Galloway A west-side community with quiet neighborhoods and easy freeway access to downtown Columbus.
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Grove City A family-friendly city southwest of Columbus with a restored historic downtown and its own festival scene.
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Groveport A historic village with a preserved main street and the Groveport Canal, on the south side of the metro.
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Lockbourne A small village south of Columbus along the Scioto River.
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New Albany A planned community with a classic village center, parks, and some of the region’s most desirable addresses.
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Reynoldsburg The birthplace of the tomato, a long-established eastern suburb with strong schools and easy access to I-70.
Historic towns and a growing logistics corridor east of Columbus, anchored by the county seat of Newark and the college town of Granville.
Also serving in Licking County
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Alexandria A small village on the county’s west side, close to Granville and the Columbus edge.
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Croton A tiny village on the county’s northern edge surrounded by farmland.
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Granville A classic college town with a New England-style square, Denison University, and some of the area’s most charming streets.
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Heath A growing retail and employment hub just south of Newark along the I-70 corridor.
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Hebron A village near Buckeye Lake with lakeside recreation and a small-town feel.
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Johnstown A growing community on the county’s west side with a historic downtown and newer neighborhoods.
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Pataskala One of the region’s fastest-growing communities, a practical Columbus commuter base in eastern Licking County.
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Saint Louisville A quiet village in the center of Licking County surrounded by rolling farmland.
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Utica A village on the county’s north side, a gateway to the Blackhand Gorge and the Licking Valley.
Farm-country communities northwest of Columbus, anchored by the county seat of Marysville and the growing manufacturing and logistics economy along U.S. 33.
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Milford Center A small village on the county’s north side where farmland meets quiet country roads.
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Plain City A historic Uptown on Big Darby Creek, split between Union and Madison counties and minutes from both Marysville and Dublin.
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Raymond A tiny rural community surrounded by the farms of southern Union County.
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Richwood A friendly village on the county’s north side with a classic small-town downtown.
Ask us about any community in Central Ohio, including nearby Greene County villages like Yellow Springs, and we will tell you what it is really like to live there.
A quick read on the Central Ohio market.
~$203K
Clark County Median Home Price
Redfin county data, 2025
~$329K
Columbus Metro Median Home Price
Columbus REALTORS, 2025
~135,300
Clark County Population
U.S. Census Bureau, 2025 estimate
~2.24M
Columbus Metro Population
U.S. Census Bureau, 2025 estimate
Clark County's median home price of roughly $203,000 in 2025 kept it among Ohio's most attainable markets, while the Columbus metro's median of about $329,000 reflects one of the Midwest's fastest-growing regions. About 45 minutes on I-70 links Springfield to downtown Columbus. Median price figures from Redfin and Columbus REALTORS; population figures are U.S. Census Bureau estimates. Connect with our Central Ohio team for the latest listings and a neighborhood-by-neighborhood look.
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Where we love to go across Central Ohio.
A few real favorites our Central Ohio team sends clients to, from Springfield's hidden gems to Columbus landmarks. Stop by, say hi, and get a feel for the communities you could call home.
Un Mundo Café
A beloved local cafe and roastery on Fountain Avenue known for fresh coffee and a warm community feel.
Learn MoreHartman Rock Garden
A hand-built folk-art landmark with dozens of sculpted figures, stones, and fountains. A true Springfield original.
Learn MoreSpringfield Museum of Art
An intimate regional art museum with changing exhibits, a sculpture garden, and a respected permanent collection.
Learn MoreBuck Creek State Park
A large lake and wooded park on the edge of the city with boating, fishing, hiking, and camping.
Learn MoreThe Book Loft of German Village
A legendary independent bookstore filling more than 30 rooms of a 19th-century building in Columbus, a true Central Ohio landmark.
Learn MoreColumbus Museum of Art
Downtown Columbus art museum with a noted modern and contemporary collection housed in a historic Beaux-Arts building.
Learn MoreLocal market insights.
Springfield market updates, Clark County community stories, local events, and Central Ohio relocation observations from our local team.
Clark County Property Taxes: What the Reappraisal and HB 186 Mean for Your Bill
The 2026 reappraisal math, HB 186 credit changes, due dates, appeal windows, and the homestead exemption.
Read Post Q&ASpringfield & Clark County Real Estate Q&A: What Buyers and Sellers Are Asking
Direct answers on closing costs, property taxes, inspections, historic homes, commutes, and fall timing.
Read Post Market UpdateSpringfield & Clark County Market Pulse: Late 2026
Where prices, inventory, and buyer competition stand in the Springfield market right now.
Read Post BuyersThe Clark County First-Time Buyer Playbook
Why one of Ohio's most affordable markets is an ideal place to start, step by step.
Read Post CommuteCommuting From Springfield to Dayton and Columbus
The real drive times and routes that make Springfield a smart base for two metros.
Read PostLet's talk Central Ohio real estate.
Whether you are buying, selling, or just exploring Columbus and Springfield, a Glasshouse agent on our Central Ohio team is ready to help. The Difference is Clear.
Central Ohio: Columbus (Franklin County) and Springfield (Clark County). Call (937) 949-0006 or email marketing@glasshouserealty.com to reach our team.
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