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Nestled between Big Darby Creek and the Scioto River just outside of Columbus lies the charming city of Hilliard. This friendly community has a great educational system, excellent parks, and a historic district in the center of town. Start shopping for homes for sale in Hilliard, OH.
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Real estate in Hilliard includes a mix of homes, from quaint single-story properties to large estate homes. Properties here are primarily constructed in traditional, Craftsman and Colonial styles. There are a number of new construction developments in addition to vintage homes in the historic district along Norwich Street. Browse the newest real estate listings in Hilliard, OH.
Hilliard is served by the Hilliard City School District, which includes 14 elementary schools, two sixth grade schools, three middle schools and three high schools. There are a variety of private school options in Hilliard, Columbus, and other neighboring communities. The city has a few higher learning institutions, including ITT Technical Institute and Ohio Business College. Additionally, Hilliard is a short drive from the colleges and universities in Columbus, including Ohio State University, Columbus State Community College, Capital University, Franklin University and more. Find homes in Hilliard by school district.
In 1852, a man named John Reed Hilliard purchased 10 acres of farmland located in western Franklin County. The land was originally called Hilliardās Station, and a town grew around the railroad route of the Piqua and Indiana Railroad station, which bisected John Reed Hilliardās farmland. The station served as a shipping point for agricultural products going out and supplies coming into local farmers. The original area of Hilliard was platted by John Hilliard on September 1, 1853.
Until the middle of the 20th century, the railroad station and Main Street served as the town center. A post office was established in the station in 1854, and the word āStationā was dropped from the townās name. Hilliard was incorporated as a village in 1869, with a population of 280.
The construction of three major residential subdivisions brought substantial growth to Hilliard in the 1950s. The village became a city in 1960, with a population of 5,633. The city experienced a second wave of growth in the early 1970s with the completion of the I-270 outer-belt.
Hilliard is a wonderful city located approximately 14 miles northwest of Columbus, serving as a suburb of the city. This family-friendly, business-friendly community boasts quality schools, great parks, a charming historic district and easy access to I-270. Hilliard has received a number of accolades, including amongst the Best of the Best Hometowns by Ohio Magazine in 2012. The city has experienced impressive growth over the years and is positioned for even more growth in the future.
The city recently invested in a new streetscape and improvements to Old Hilliard, in addition to more than $40 million in roadways and telecommunications infrastructure for a 600-acre commercial park alongside I-270. In addition to the quaint shops and local businesses in Old Hilliard, the city is home to a number of headquarters for large corporations, including BMW Financial Services, Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing Team, Micro Center Computers & Electronics, and Advanced Drainage Systems.
Hilliard has 23 park areas featuring ball fields, tennis courts and picnic areas. Hilliardās Station Park is the site of many community events, festivals and concerts, and First Responders Park has one of the largest memorials in the country honoring first responders. The city operates two municipal swimming pools, including the Hilliard Family Aquatic Center, one of the largest outdoor municipal water complexes in the state. It has two 30-foot water slides, a competition pool, a lazy river and a leisure pool.
Hilliard is home to the Franklin County Fairgrounds, home to the annual Franklin County Fair. The community comes together with several events and festivals throughout the year, including Old Hilliardfest, featuring an art and street fair, a car show, games, music and food. The Historical Village in Weaver Park features nine authentic buildings, including a train depot, a one-room schoolhouse, a chapel and more. Hilliard is also home to the Early Television Museum, the only museum of its kind in the country.
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