Dublin
Dublin: Where Suburban Tradition Meets Modern Convenience
Tucked just northwest of Columbus, Dublin is a suburban community that's packed with tons of small-town charm. If you want to learn a little more about the area, just chat with a local—they'll tell you all about the Dublin Irish Festival, the world-renowned golf courses, and the town's amazing local schools. A quick stroll through Historic Downtown Dublin will reveal tree-lined streets, plenty of shops and restaurants, and a warm sense of community.
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Live, Work, and Play in Dublin
Parks & recreation
There's nothing quite like getting out in the great outdoors, and Dublin has some pretty amazing spots to explore. You'll find plenty of locals enjoying the serenity of nature or hitting the links at one of the nation's best golf courses. In fact, Dublin is home to nearly 1,000 acres of parkland, 77 miles of bike trails, and more than 65 parks. Top destinations include Indian Run Falls, Coffman Park, and Muirfield Village Golf Club.
Prime location
One of the best parts about living in Dublin is its stellar location—you won't have to drive far to get to wherever you need to go. Commuters are just a 20-minute drive from the heart of Columbus, and the John Glenn Dublin International Airport is less than a half hour away. Major roads around Dublin include I-270, I-70, US-33, and US-42. The Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA) also services part of the community.
A+ schools
Even if you don't have children, it's worth investing in a highly-rated school district. In fact, homes located in top-performing systems often hold their value more than average. Luckily, Dublin is served by the Dublin City School District, which operates three high schools, four middle schools, and twelve elementary schools in the area. Three institutions within the district have even been recognized as Blue Ribbon Schools!
Community events
If you think suburban life is boring, then you've never been to Dublin. This town's claim to fame has to be the Dublin Irish Festival, which is the largest celebration of Irish culture in the entire world. Every July, over 100,000 fans from across the globe head to Dublin to drink, eat, dance, and learn more about Irish culture. Dublin also hosts the PGA Memorial Tournament, which was founded by Jack Nicklaus in 1976 at the Muirfield Village Golf Club.
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Our Favorite Local Picks
The Club at Tartan Fields
A championship-caliber golf course, upscale restaurant, and five-star fitness center are just a few of the amenities found at this community club.
Explore the Luxuries »Swensons Drive-In
Serving up what many consider to be "America's Best Cheeseburger," this retro drive-in cures all hamburger and milkshake cravings.
Order a Burger »Beyond the Board
If you love a good (and maybe a little competitive!) game night, then you have to check out the 250+ board games at this hobby game store.
Plan Game Night »Irish Fairy Door Trail
Explore Historic Dublin as you hunt for the resident fairies who are floating around—all you have to do is record the name of each fairy to conquer the trail!
Find the Fairies »Your Dream Home Awaits...
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