Have you ever wondered what the very top of the Central Ohio housing market looks like? A new listing in New Albany offers a pretty clear picture.
A home at 1 Bottomley Crescent, located inside the New Albany Country Club community, is currently the most expensive house listed for sale in Franklin County, with an asking price of $6 million.
The home includes 4 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms, and about 9,565 square feet of living space, which works out to roughly $627 per square foot.
A Renovated Estate In New Albany Country Club
The property recently underwent a four-year, whole-home renovation aimed at updating the interiors while maintaining the traditional architecture common throughout New Albany.
The result blends historic-inspired design with modern upgrades. The home features intricate woodwork, soaring ceilings, multiple fireplaces, and large windows overlooking the golf course.
Inside, the kitchen is outfitted with Gaggenau appliances, quartzite countertops, a custom wine refrigerator, and a built-in espresso machine, while the main-level lounge features wood-paneled walls, a coffered ceiling, and Brazilian cherry floors.
Entertainment Spaces Everywhere
The lower level leans heavily into entertainment amenities. It includes a 15-seat movie theater, fitness studio, wine tasting room, sports lounge, and a full bath with a steam shower.
Upstairs, the primary suite includes its own sitting room and fireplace, along with a spa-style bathroom featuring a soaking tub and steam shower. Each of the additional bedrooms also includes an ensuite bathroom.
Outdoor spaces include a rooftop terrace overlooking the golf course and front courtyard, while the property’s garage setup is designed with car collectors in mind.
The home includes a six-car garage with two vehicle lifts and six EV chargers, along with a summer kitchen equipped with Viking appliances.
A Look At The Top Of The Local Market
Homes inside New Albany Country Club are among the most expensive in Central Ohio, thanks to large lots, golf course views, and the area’s carefully planned architecture.
Listings at this level are relatively rare in Franklin County, which makes properties like this one a glimpse into the very top tier of the region’s housing market.
For most Central Ohio residents, a $6 million home might be more daydream than house hunt. But it’s still fascinating to see what that price point looks like locally.
If you’d like to see more photos, you can check out the listing here.
