Modern Downtown Luxury Retreat with City Views & Entertainment Areas

This modern five-bedroom residence offers a confident, design-forward stay in one of Columbus’s most dynamic neighborhoods, where architectural character, creative energy, and everyday livability intersect. From arrival, the home feels intentional and expansive, with clean lines, natural light, and a layout designed to bring people together without sacrificing comfort or privacy.

Inside, multiple living and gathering spaces allow the home to adapt easily to different rhythms. A large entertainment area anchors the experience, centered around an oversized television and generous seating that encourages movie nights, shared games, or relaxed conversation. The kitchen and dining areas flow naturally from these spaces, supporting everything from casual breakfasts to long, unhurried dinners. Materials and finishes lean modern and polished, creating an atmosphere that feels current yet warm.

Sleeping accommodations are thoughtfully distributed across five bedrooms, making the home well suited to families or groups traveling together. Bed configurations include one king, two queens, one full, and a bunk room, offering flexibility without compromise. Three full bathrooms and an additional half bath help mornings move smoothly and evenings unwind without crowding.
One of the home’s most distinctive features is the third-floor deck. With sliding glass walls connecting indoor and outdoor living, it becomes a natural extension of the home during warmer months, offering open views, fresh air, and a setting that shifts easily from daytime lounging to evening gatherings.

Located near Columbus’s Near East Side, the home sits close to the city’s cultural core. The Columbus Museum of Art, Franklin Park Conservatory, and the galleries and restaurants of the Short North are all part of the local fabric, as are neighborhood cafés and independent shops.

This is a stay that suits travelers who appreciate space, design, and a setting that reflects the creative pulse of Columbus rather than standing apart from it.