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The 10 Most Expensive Homes For Sale In Franklin County Right Now

Updated: October 6, 2026

The most expensive home for sale in Franklin County right now is a $10 million estate on 13.7 private acres in New Albany, and nothing else in the top ten comes within $6 million of it. This month, the ten include five New Albany homes, two houses on the same street in Bexley, a German Village house that moved up from the honorable mentions, a gated estate in Blacklick, and a new build in Upper Arlington. Most sit in a narrow price range. Below the top three, every ask sits between $2.79 million and $3 million.

Eight of the ten homes on the July version of this list are gone. One of them, 3842 Lambton Pl, sat at #5 in July at $4.2 million and sold in September for $4 million, which put it at the top of the most expensive homes sold in Franklin County in September.

Every listing below was checked against current MLS data in October 2026. Square footage is each listing’s figure, which often counts a finished lower level, so it can run higher than what the county auditor shows for the same house. Here’s what this kind of money buys in Franklin County right now.

#HomeNeighborhoodPriceBeds/BathsSq Ft
15000 Kitzmiller RdNew Albany$10,000,0006 bd / 7 full, 4 half ba15,670
24135 High Grove CrestNew Albany$3,899,9004 bd / 4 full, 3 half ba8,804
3252 E Beck StGerman Village$3,150,0003 bd / 4 full, 1 half ba4,891
4305 N Parkview AveBexley$2,995,0004 bd / 3 full, 3 half ba5,331
58000 Wills Run LnBlacklick$2,995,0004 bd / 4 full, 1 half ba9,731
6422 N Parkview AveBexley$2,900,0005 bd / 5 full, 2 half ba8,206
75114 Harlem RdNew Albany$2,900,0006 bd / 5 full, 1 half ba6,730
83905 Ebrington RdNew Albany$2,900,0005 bd / 5 full, 1 half ba6,026
92300 Hoxton CtUpper Arlington$2,849,8005 bd / 4 full, 2 half ba5,111
104879 Yantis DrNew Albany$2,790,0005 bd / 5 full, 2 half ba7,891

Two homes share the $2,995,000 price and three share $2,900,000. Tied homes are listed in no particular order.

1. 5000 Kitzmiller Rd, New Albany – $10,000,000

List price:

    • $10,000,000

Details:

    • 6 bedrooms, 7 full and 4 half bathrooms, and 15,670 square feet, on 13.7 acres

About the house:

    Ten million dollars buys you 13.7 gated, wooded acres in the middle of New Albany. Architect Brian Kent Jones designed it, and the listing says it was built as the personal residence of one of New Albany’s most prolific builders. It’s never been on the market before. It has a Georgian exterior and a five-car garage.

You can check out the full listing here: 5000 Kitzmiller Rd

2. 4135 High Grove Crest, New Albany – $3,899,900

List price:

    • $3,899,900

Details:

    • 4 bedrooms, 4 full and 3 half bathrooms, and 8,804 square feet, completed in 2024

About the house:

    A transition hall with a circular glass floor lets you look straight down into the temperature-controlled wine cellar, and there’s a hidden bourbon room. The kitchen runs on Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances and has a hidden scullery. The lower level holds a full theater and a bar, and the gym down there is what the listing calls professional-grade. It overlooks a pond and the ninth fairway of the club’s West Course. The driveway is heated, and the back yard has a pool and spa with its own pool house. The price came down $100,000 from the $3,999,900 it was asking in July.

You can check out the full listing here: 4135 High Grove Crest

3. 252 E Beck St, German Village – $3,150,000

brick two story house with a gabled roof and front stoop german village columbus ohio
Photo via Franklin County Auditor.

List price:

    • $3,150,000

Details:

    • 3 bedrooms, 4 full and 1 half bathrooms, and 4,891 square feet

About the house:

    Designed by architect Bill Hugus and built by Steve Heinlen, this one trades square footage for craft. The listing points to the ceiling height, the hand-forged bronze hardware, the industrial-style grid windows and the quarter-sawn oak floors, which were refinished in 2025. The rooftop patio looks out over German Village, and a custom fountain sits in the newly refreshed garden. The county has it last selling in July 2011 for $1,218,000.

You can check out the full listing here: 252 E Beck St

4. 305 N Parkview Ave, Bexley – $2,995,000

shingle style house with a stone chimney and circular driveway bexley ohio
Photo via Franklin County Auditor.

List price:

    • $2,995,000

Details:

    • 4 bedrooms, 3 full and 3 half bathrooms, and 5,331 square feet, on a 1.79 acre lot, built in 2000

About the house:

    Both Bexley homes on this list are on North Parkview Avenue, and this one has the bigger lot, 1.79 acres. The house went up in 2000, and the listing credits the design and the build to Behal Sampson Dietz. It has four bedrooms in 5,331 square feet, and for once the county’s square footage matches the listing’s. It last sold in December 2018 for $1,725,000, so the asking price is about $1.27 million above that.

You can check out the full listing here: 305 N Parkview Ave

5. 8000 Wills Run Ln, Blacklick – $2,995,000

stucco house with a tile roof behind stone gate pillars blacklick ohio
Photo via Franklin County Auditor.

List price:

    • $2,995,000

Details:

    • 4 bedrooms, 4 full and 1 half bathrooms, and 9,731 square feet, on a 3.97 acre lot, built in 2001

About the house:

    The county has this one as Wills Run Road in Jefferson Township, with Gahanna-Jefferson schools; the listing calls it Wills Run Lane and puts it inside the gated Colts Neck community. Either way, it has the biggest lot in the top ten after Kitzmiller, just under 4 acres, and at 9,731 square feet it’s the second-biggest house too. It was built in 2001, and the HOA runs $167 a month. The county’s last recorded transfer was in 2009 with no sale price, so there’s no recent sale to measure the ask against.

You can check out the full listing here: 8000 Wills Run Ln

6. 422 N Parkview Ave, Bexley – $2,900,000

white modern house with a tall chimney seen through trees bexley ohio
Photo via Franklin County Auditor.

List price:

    • $2,900,000

Details:

    • 5 bedrooms, 5 full and 2 half bathrooms, and 8,206 square feet, on a 1.18 acre lot, built in 1987

About the house:

    The other North Parkview Avenue house is the oldest home in the top ten. The listing says it was custom built in 1987 in a Frank Lloyd Wright style. It sits on 1.18 acres. An LLC has held it since 2021. At $2,900,000 it’s one of three homes tied at that price.

You can check out the full listing here: 422 N Parkview Ave

7. 5114 Harlem Rd, New Albany – $2,900,000

gray clapboard house with a red metal porch roof new albany ohio
Photo via Franklin County Auditor.

List price:

    • $2,900,000

Details:

    • 6 bedrooms, 5 full and 1 half bathrooms, and 6,730 square feet, on a 1 acre lot, built in 2006

About the house:

    This one was built in 2006 on an acre along Harlem Road. It has six bedrooms, tied with Kitzmiller for the most on the list, in 6,730 square feet. The county has it selling in November 2021 for $1,650,000, so the ask is $1.25 million above what it went for five years ago.

You can check out the full listing here: 5114 Harlem Rd

8. 3905 Ebrington Rd, New Albany – $2,900,000

List price:

    • $2,900,000

Details:

    • 5 bedrooms, 5 full and 1 half bathrooms, and 6,026 square feet, on a 0.5 acre lot, built in 2021

About the house:

    This home was the most recently listed of the ten as of October 6th. The house went up in 2021 and sold in May 2022 for $1,839,000. It has five bedrooms and 6,026 square feet on a half-acre lot, and the HOA fee is $153 a month.

You can check out the full listing here: 3905 Ebrington Rd

9. 2300 Hoxton Ct, Upper Arlington – $2,849,800

brick ranch house with an open garage and concrete driveway upper arlington ohio
Photo via Franklin County Auditor. The county’s photo shows the 1958 house that stood on the lot.

List price:

    • $2,849,800

Details:

    • 5 bedrooms, 4 full and 2 half bathrooms, and 5,111 square feet, on a 0.64 acre lot, new construction

About the house:

    This is a teardown and rebuild. The county still shows the 1958 house that stood here, 2,523 square feet with three bedrooms, which The Tuckerman Home Group bought on January 9, 2026 for $805,000. What’s listed at $2,849,800 is the new house going up on the 0.64-acre lot, five bedrooms and 5,111 square feet. The listing says some of the photos are conceptual and may change during construction.

You can check out the full listing here: 2300 Hoxton Ct

10. 4879 Yantis Dr, New Albany – $2,790,000

red brick georgian house with a white columned portico new albany ohio
Photo via Franklin County Auditor.

List price:

    • $2,790,000

Details:

    • 5 bedrooms, 5 full and 2 half bathrooms, and 7,891 square feet, on a 0.61 acre lot, built in 2000

About the house:

    It’s a red brick Georgian with a white columned portico on just over half an acre, built in 2000. It sold in July 2023 for $2,275,000, so the asking price is $515,000 above that. Another house on the same street, 4615 Yantis Dr, sold in September for $2.7 million.

You can check out the full listing here: 4879 Yantis Dr

Honorable mentions

Price isn’t the only reason to look at a listing. Here are four more worth a look.

German Village: 123 E Deshler Ave – $2,695,000

red brick victorian house with a black trimmed porch german village columbus ohio
Photo via Franklin County Auditor.

Details:

    • 4 bedrooms, 2 full and 1 half bathrooms, and 4,649 square feet, built in 1900

About the house:

    This one has been standing since 1900, and it overlooks Schiller Park and its pond. A trust bought it in October 2020 for $1,450,000. It went on the market at the start of October, so it’s the freshest listing of the four here, and at $2,695,000 it’s $95,000 under the tenth spot.

You can check out the full listing here: 123 E Deshler Ave

Upper Arlington: 1875 Roxbury Rd – $2,650,000

brick tudor style house with a steep gable and arched entry upper arlington ohio
Photo via Franklin County Auditor.

Details:

    • 5 bedrooms, 3 full and 1 half bathrooms, and 5,692 square feet, on a 0.46 acre lot, built in 1920

About the house:

    It’s a 1920 house south of Lane Avenue, and the listing says there’s a two-bedroom carriage house on the property. The county shows the same owner of record since 2001, when it changed hands for $740,000. At $2,650,000 it’s $140,000 under the tenth spot.

You can check out the full listing here: 1875 Roxbury Rd

Olde Towne East: 875 E Broad St – $1,895,000

stone romanesque mansion behind an iron gate olde towne east columbus ohio
Photo via Franklin County Auditor.

Details:

    • 7 bedrooms, 2 full and 3 half bathrooms, and 6,649 square feet, built in 1895

About the house:

    The listing calls this the Historic C.E. Morris Mansion, a Romanesque Revival house on East Broad Street in Olde Towne East. It was built in the late 1800s, and the listing says the restoration used salvaged pieces from the former Indianola United Methodist Church.

You can check out the full listing here: 875 E Broad St

Short North: 845 N High St #501 & 502 – $1,599,900

four story brick condo building on a short north corner columbus ohio
Photo via Franklin County Auditor.

Details:

    • 3 bedrooms, 3 full and 1 half bathrooms, and 3,103 square feet

About the house:

    This custom penthouse was created by combining two units on High Street in the Short North. It has four fireplaces, a steam room, a media room and an 80-foot balcony that faces north, east and west.

You can check out the full listing here: 845 N High St #501 & 502

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Chelsea Wiley, first of her name, Queen of the Seven Andals... wait. That's not right. Joking aside, Chelsea is a writer and photographer born and raised in Columbus, Ohio. She is an avid reader and a lover of animals.