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Inside:
The anatomy of
an award winning
parade home
Tartan Ridge - Dublin
Ohio - why so many
call this home
Central Ohio
Community
highlights and events
Parade home before
and after shots
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The 2009 Romanelli & Hughes Parade Home Great
Room exemplifies the understated elegance of the
extensive wood trim and custom detailing liberally
used through out the floor plan.
1. Our Communities
Locations, schools and price points
3. Our Parade Home
Anatomy of an award winning home
11. Dublin Ohio
Why so many call this home
15. Westerville Roots
Publisher
Shawn Taylor
Editor
Exploring the heritage within
23. New Albany Leisure
Live, work & play
Sarah Schnulo
Writers
Shawn Taylor
Penny Robinson
Sarah Schnulo
Steven Jones
Alex Schnulo
Photography
Sarah Schnulo
Shawn Taylor
Alex Schnulo
J.E. Evans
27. Worthington Charm
A New England vision
31. Powell Living
Hometown living in style
35. Gahanna Pride
The tale of 3 rivers
OUR COMMUNITIES
GREATER COLUMBUS
09. Mansard Estates
Single Family
Olentangy Schools
$525,000+
10. Nelson Farms
Single Family
Olentangy Schools
$500,000+
11. New Albany Links
Single Family
New Albany Schools
$500,000+
12. Preserve at Seldom Seen
Single Family
Olentangy Schools
$550,000+
13. Regency at Highland Lakes
Single Family
Olentangy Schools
$310,000+
14. River Highlands
Condominium
Columbus Schools
$445,000+
15. Seldom Seen Acres
Condominium
Olentangy Schools
$300,000+
01. Estates at Cheshire Woods
Single Family
Big Walnut Schools
$550,000+
02. Estates at Medallion
Single Family
Westerville Schools
$600,000+
03. Francisco Glen
Single Family
Columbus Schools
$300,000+
04. Homestead at Highland Lakes
Condominium
Olentangy Schools
$300,000+
05. Homestead at Scioto Reserve
Condominium
Buckeye Valley Schools
$325,000+
06. Keller Pines
Single Family
Big Walnut Schools
$610,000+
07. Liberty Village
Single Family
Olentangy Schools
$450,000+
08. Lindsey Woods
Single Family
Worthington Schools
$475,000+
16. Tartan Ridge
Single Family
Dublin Schools
$450,000+
17. Tidewater at New Albany
Single Family
New Albany Schools
$600,000+
18. Villas at Northstar
Condominiums
Olentangy Schools
$274,000+
19. Villas at Walnut Grove
Condominium
Olentangy Schools
$375,000+
20. Walnut Grove Estates
Single Family
Olentangy Schools
$500,000+
21. Woods at Havens Run
Single Family
Gahanna Schools
$500,000+
22. Woods at Labrador
Single Family
Dublin Schools
$550,000+
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Powell
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Westerville
New Albany
62
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Dublin
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Worthington
71
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Columbus
315
70
Gahanna
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ROMANELLI & HUGHES PARADE HOME 2009
Welcome to the 2009 Romanelli and Hughes Parade Home.
Our focus in design and construction of this home is to present an
American approach to old world European artistry showcasing
the French penchant for Joie de Vivre (the Art of Living).
Our home is based on French provincial styling married with classic
European elegance. To create this feel, the main design themes
that are carried throughout include:
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Understated elegance of the extensive wood trim. Clean
lines, raised paneling, and custom circle detailing liberally
used throughout the floor plan.
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Handsome, heavy doors with old-world styled egg shaped
hardware.
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Aged stone and hardwood floors timeless in character.
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Wrought iron detailing, used liberally throughout, is indicative
of the long history the French have of making magnificent
ironwork. The dark wrought iron also offsets the typically light
color pallet in French homes.
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The use of polished chrome lighting and plumbing fixtures is
consistent with the clean lines and functionality of classic
European styling.
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Color selection consistent with 18th century France’s old world
shades of Ochre, come from the Lubéron village of Roussillion,
which is an important source of that pigment sold around the
world. These pigments range from oxblood with undertones of
brown to the many varying shades of yellow.
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An eclectic mix of furnishings typical of the French penchant
for passing furniture from generation to generation with each
family adding their own favorite pieces.
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ROMANELLI & HUGHES PARADE HOME 2009
This house design will fit any 95’ and 100’ wide lots in Tartan Ridge and most
100’ wide lots in other developments, depending on side yard requirements.
As a company we met to decide what kind of house we wanted for the parade.
We decided on the European country style that we felt gives this house great
character and curb appeal. We felt that the market was for a house with
school age children, thus we wanted a second floor master bedroom.
We strived to make this not just a “showcase” house, but a home that people
could envision living their everyday lives. Much thought was given to the flow
and use of the areas with ample hallways and doorways between the areas.
Breakfast
17’2”x12’10”
Window
Well
Veranda
16’7”x13’0”
Kitchen
17’2”x19’7”
UP
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Great Room
18’9”x20’0”
12’ Ceiling
soap stone
island w/ sinks
Desk
Sink & Laundry
Single Car
Garage
13’7”x22’0”
We decided to make use of the space between the kitchen and
the dining room by incorporating a first floor wine room and
butlers pantry. This provides easy use for everyday as well as a
great highlight for entertaining.
11’ Ceiling
open walk-thru
Pantry
9’ Ceiling
Family Mgmt. Center
15’11”x17’1”
12’ Ceiling
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DN
Powder
Room
Butler
Pantry
Den
12’4”x12’2”
Wine
Vault
2 Car Garage
22’1”x20’7”
Dining Room
13’6”x15’2”
It was decided to make a large open foyer as a strong focal
point when entering the front door. This was accomplished with
plenty of space for welcoming guests, lots of windows and a
turning staircase. The first floor was designed to include a spacious
and functional family management center. Great thought and
consultation with the design center resulted in a well planned and
organized room to meet the needs of a family with school age
children. This room also functions well for all living styles providing
a means to organize the clutter that normally accumulates at the
family’s main entry point of the home.
By opening the Kitchen, informal dining and great room to each
other it provides the common living space for everyday and
openness for entertaining. The space also opens to the covered
porch and the outdoor living space.
We elevated the Master suite above the rest of the second floor
to give a feeling of privacy. Two other bedrooms were lowered
two steps, for a kids wing with back stairway to the kitchen and
the family management center. The fourth bedroom is then for
family or guest. All bedrooms were given separate bathrooms
and walk-in closets.
The two and one split car garage has extra space for storage
while accommodating 3 cars.
Foyer
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UP
First Floor
2,359 sq ft
10’ Ceilings
The basement was finished with a family room area, home
theater and playroom that could be closed off to provide another
bedroom.
Front
Porch
Desk
Master
Spa Bath
To Family
Management &
Kitchen
Master Bedroom
&
Sitting Room
16’0”x25’9”
Bedroom 4
12’10”x17’0”
European Pub
16’0”x13’0”
built-in
3-sided fireplace
Walk-in Closet
Walk-in
Closet
DN
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built-in
Sitting
Room w/
mini-bar
U
P
Full Bath
Walk-in
Closet
Desk
Playroom or
Bedroom 5
15’2”x17’1”
Game/Rec Room
19’2”x19’0”
Walk-in
Closet
DN
Bedroom 2
12’6”x15’10”
Bath
open to
Foyer below
Storage & Mechanicals
Finished Lower Level
1,322 sq ft
Second Floor
2,072 sq ft
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Home
Theatre
16’0”x20’0”
Laundry Room
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Bedroom 3
13’10”x14’7”
Bath
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Full Bath
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ANATOMY OF A PARADE HOME exterior
FRONT ELEVATION
Shingles- CertainTeed,Landmark Premium Series AR, Max Definition Driftwood
Gutters and Downspouts- Alcoa,Almond Gutters/Terra Bronze scuppers and downspouts front only
Windows- Anderson 400 Series,Casement, Sandstone
Stucco- Custom Color mix, USG Wheatfield/TEC Sandpiper
Drivet Trim- TEC, Stone 180
Stone- Dutch Quality, Custom Mix Natural Blend Limestone/Weather Ledgestone
Mortar- Brixment Buff B-133, Columbus Builder Supply
Joint Type- Extra Butter “rough”
Stone Cap- Real Limestone cap
Hardiplank- Vertical Siding
Hardiplank Paint- Color match, Benjamin Moore Historical Collection, Decatur Buff HC-38
Exterior Trim- SmartSide Trim board
Exterior Trim Paint- Color Match, BM Historical Collection, Lancaster Whitewash HC-174
Wrought Iron Details- Custom Design, Ed Killoran North Star Fabrication,LLC
Front Door- Therma-Tru Classic Craft, Rustic Collection, Clavos/Hinges
Front Door Hardware- Schlage Camelot-Accent F360 CAM 622, Matte Black
Front Door Color- Color Match, BM Historical Collection, Hasbrouck Brown HC-71
Garage Doors- C.H.I. 5216 Carriage House, groove panel, std hardware, Stockton windows, brown
Pavers: Glen-Gery, Salem edge/Augusta Blend Herringbone center, mortar-Richcolor 50F,
Driveway: Exposed Aggregate with Sparkle Coat Enhancer
Lighting: Hinkley, Edgewater family, Custom Brackets on Garage and Front Door-Ed Killoran, North Star Fabrication, LLC
Landscaping: Ciminello’s Inc
REAR ELEVATION
COVERED PORCH Floor- Exposed Aggregate with Sparkle Coat Enhancer
Lighting- Troy, Bennington collection, F1358FBZ, hand worked wrought iron, matte opal glass
Blinds- Custom Blinds and Shutters, Tim Tessi
REAR PATIO, Paver walkways, Patio/Arbor colums and seat wall- Unilock, Stonehenge, River Blend
Arbor- Ciminello’s Inc., Stained by Doug Finnell Painting
Lighting- Hinkley, Edgewater family 1672BK
Courtesy Scioto Valley, available for purchase, contact Lynda Wilson at (614) 679-2483
Wicker- Montego Bay/ sofa, loveseat, lounge chair, ottoman, end table, cocktail table, pillows
Cast Aluminum Dining Set- Turin/54” table, swivel rockers, cushions
Tuscany Chaise and 21” end table
Grill- Weber, Summit S-670 LP
GARAGE
Floor and Steps- PremierOne Plus Fine coating system, Desert 1/8” chip, chemical and stain resistant
Courtesy Premier Garage of Columbus
Premier Cabinets- Maple Windswept Bronze finish, 8ft of storage
Premier Organizers- Gridwall racks, kids sports/toys organizer and yard/garden tools organizer
Blinds:- Wood slat blinds, Custom Blinds and Shutters,Inc.- Tim Tesi
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ANATOMY OF A PARADE HOME interior first floor
WHOLE HOUSE SELECTIONS
Interior Doors- Bolection Doors, Cyma Brand, Style C316, solid one piece composite panel, circle detail
Interior Door Hardware- Bravura, Elite Series, 335B Oil Rubbed Dark Bronze, Egg Shape
Stair parts- Balusters, House of Forgings, HF 16.125/HF 16.134, Satin Black
Handrails:- Over-the-top 6110 Beech, Stain to match KraftMaid Cherry Peppercorn Cabinets
Treads- Poplar, stained to match KraftMaid Maple Praline Cabinets, carpet runners
Trim
1st Floor- 7” base, 4” casing with back band look, 8’ doors (except family management center)
2nd Floor- 7” base in hallway, 5 ½” base, 4” casing with back band look, 7’ doors
Lower Level- 5 ½” base, 4” casing with back band look, 6’8” doors
Paint Trim–1st & 2nd Floors, Color Match Porter Paints, KraftMaid Maple Canvas cabinet
Paint Trim- Lower Level, Sherwin Williams, Black Bean 6006, oil based paint
fOYER
Trim details- 12’ high custom raised panels w/pediment head, raised panel columns, crown molding
Paint Ceiling- SW, Interior Preservation Pallette, Empire Gold 0012
Paint Walls– SW, Believable Buff 6120
Floors- American Olean, Castellano Stone, Tuscan Giallo NL48, Versailles Pattern
Carpet Runner- Stanton, Empire Collection, Royal Dutch Brittanica, #71911 Kohl
Lighting- Hinkley, Cambridge family 3615PW, pewter finish
DINING ROOM
Trim details- Pediment head doorways, crown molding ceiling and recessed tray dropped for rope lighting
Paint Ceiling- Outer Ceiling, Color match BM Historical Collection, Lenox Tan HC44
Paint Recessed Tray-Faux Paint by Carol Buccilla, Decorative Artist
Paint Walls- Faux Paint by Carol Buccilla, Decorative Artist
Floors- American Olean, Castellano Stone, Tuscan Giallo NL48, Versailles Pattern
Lighting- Maxim Elegante Collection, 9-light Chandelier 2852OI and 2 Light Wall Sconces 2858OI, ORB
1st FLOOR HALLWAY
Trim details- Custom paneled columns,dropped paneled beams, crown molding
Paint Ceiling- SW Interior Preservation Pallette, Empire Gold 0012
Paint Stencil work- Jon Bowen
Paint Walls – SW, Believable Buff 6120
Floors- American Olean, Castellano Stone, Tuscan Giallo NL48, Versailles Pattern
Lighting- Hinkley, Teardrop family 3483PW, pewter finish
WINE VAULT
Trim details- Platform w/ base and crown molding for racking system, crown molding
Door- Columbus Wood Products, 8 foot True Divided Light custom designed
Paint Ceiling-SW Interior Preservation Pallette, Calico 0017
Paint Walls- SW Interior Preservation Pallette, Empire Gold 0012
Stained Trim- Match KraftMaid Cherry Peppercorn cabinets
Racking- Wine Cellar Innovations, Vintner Series Premium racking capacity 404 bottles
Refrigerated Wine Cabinet- Wine Cellar Innovations, Vinotheque QT Series 150, racking up to 132 bottles
Floors- American Olean, Castellano Stone, Tuscan Giallo NL48, Versailles Pattern
Lighting- Maxim, Elegante Collection 3 Light Chandelier 2850OI, ORB
BUTLERS PANTRY
Cabinets- KraftMaid, Cherry Peppercorn w/Maple Praline accents, Marquette doors, French feet
Countertop- St. Laurent Brown Marble, 2cm, ogee edge
Faucet- Moen, Vestige, 2 handle bar #5994, chrome
Sink- Kohler, Stainless undermount #K-3338, 18 gauge
Glass Shelves– Custom Glass Designs
Hardware- Classic Hardware, 100152.19 ring pulls /100260.19 pulls, Bath and Brass Emporium
Lighting- Puck lighting in cabinet, Xenon under cabinet lighting
DEN
Trim details- Custom built-ins w/ circle detail, square columns, center desk, chair rail, wainscoting, crown molding
Doors- Columbus Wood Products, 8 foot True Divided Light custom designed French doors
Built-in hardware- Amerock, Allison 53015-26, polished chrome, The Jae Company
Paint Ceiling and Walls- SW, Natural Choice 7011 with gel stain faux by Jon Bowen
Paint Stencil work- Jon Bowen, SW, Software 7074
Stained Trim- Match Cherry Peppercorn cabinets
Carpet- Shaw, Greenwood I, French Buff 00101, Rx2 soil and stain resistance, 6lb. pad
Lighting- Hinkley, Sussex family 4797BN, brushed nickel, ivory fabric shade
GREAT ROOM
Trim details- Drop beam boxed ceiling w/crown molding and paneled trim, built-ins w/arched tops, box columns, circle
detail, recessed panels above fireplace w/circle detail, 2 piece crown molding, window/doorways w/pediment heads
tied into crown
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Paint Ceiling (box beam insets)- SW, Software 7074
Paint Walls– SW, Believable Buff 6120
Floors- American Olean, Castellano Stone, Tuscan Giallo NL48, 16 x 16 running bond
Carpet Inset- Dixie Home, Sutton Place 1717, Cedar Ridge 33869, Stainmaster, 6 lb. pad
Fireplace Unit- Lennox, LSM40-2 Montebello-40”, Signature Collection, Nat. Gas, direct vent, Energy Star
Fireplace Surround- Lind StoneWorks, Custom designed carved Cream/Beige Limestone with flush hearth
Lighting- Murray Feiss, Butler Collection, single wall sconce WB1397PN, polished nickel
KITCHEN/ BREAKFAST ROOM
Trim details- Custom hood vent w/ recessed panels, circle detail, 2 piece crown molding, recessed tray dropped crown molding
with rope lighting, windows and patio door pediment heads tied into crown, custom support bases for island raised counter
Paint Ceiling- SW Interior Preservation Pallette, Empire Gold 0012
Paint Recessed Tray- Jon Bowen, Romanelli and Hughes Custom Home Builders
Paint Walls– SW, Believable Buff 6120
Cabinets Main- KraftMaid, Maple Canvas, Marquette door style
Cabinets Island- KraftMaid, Cherry Peppercorn, Marquette door style
Hardware- Amerock, Allison 53015-26, round knob, chrome / Amerock, Allison 53010-26 3” cup pull, chrome, The Jae Company
Glass Shelves- Custom Glass Designs
Television- Samsung 26” Widescreen 720p LCD HDTV, Courtesy Digital Home Designs
Range-Wolf, 48” Dual fuel DF-486G pro range with 6 burners and griddle,wood cutting board/griddle cover
Hood vent- Faber Pro, 38” hood insert #630001175
Microwave-Wolf, 24” Stainless built-in convection microwave MWC24 with 30” trim kit
Dishwasher- Asko,Tall Tub TouchProof Stainless D-5122-XXLHS, Energy Star
Refrigerator- Sub Zero, 48” side by side built in, Stainless Steel BI-48-S/S/PH
Countertops Main- White Springs Granite, 3cm, demi-bullnose edge
Countertops Island-Soapstone, 3cm, waxed, pencil edge
Main Faucet- Moen, ShowHouse Waterhill S713, chrome, ADA compliant
Main Sink- Kohler, Undercounter Apron Front sink, Stainless #K-3086, 18 guage
Disposer- Badger 5, ISE, ½ HP with pop-up air switch
Prep Faucet- Moen, ShowHouse Waterhill prep faucet S-611, chrome, ADA compliant
Prep Sink- Kohler, Undertone 33” undercounter trough kitchen sink K-3155, 16 guage with 15” wire rack and wire storage basket
Disposer- Badger 5, ISE, ½ HP with pop-up air switch
Pot Filler- Kohler, Hi-Rise Wall Mount K-7322-4-S, polished stainless, ADA compliant
Floors- American Olean, Castellano Stone, Tuscan Giallo NL48, 16 x 16 running bond
Backsplash- American Olean, Cashe, Matte Biscuit CC51, 3x6, running bond/ Grout
Range Inset- Cashe Sylvan Accent CC11, Matte Biscuit CC51 4x8 / Deco-Cashe Fiore Accent CC11, Matte Biscuit cc51 6x6
Hood Supports- American Olean, Unglazed Mosaics, Biscuit A13, 1x1, straight lay
Island side panel and supports- American Olean, Solare Glass SO82, Coal, 1x1 mosiac
Pendants- Kichler, 1 light Incandescent with a Fresnel lens 2665PN, polished nickel
Cabinets- Puck lighting in cabinet, Xenon under cabinet lighting
Rope Lighting– Recessed tray
Breakfast- Murray Feiss, Butler Collection, 8 light F2368/8PN, polished nickel w/ Eggshell Shantung Fabric Shades
FAMILY MANAGEMENT CENTER
Trim details- Walk-through pantry w/pocket doors, built-in desk, cubbies, window seat, wall hooks, coat closet, adjustable shelves
Daily Management Wall System: Pottery Barn, includes recharging station (available on-line only)
Paint Ceiling- SW Interior Preservation Pallette, Empire Gold 0012
Paint Walls- SW Interior Preservation Pallette, Calico 0017
Cabinets- KraftMaid, Maple Canvas, Marquette doors
Hardware- Amerock, Allison 53015-26, round knob,chrome/Amerock, Allison 53010-26 3” cup pull,chrome, The Jae Company
Appliances- Asko stack washer and dryer, Energy Star – Courtesy The Jae Company
Countertops Cabinets and Desk- Zodiaq Quartz, 3 cm, Vela Brown, pencil edge
Cubbies and Window seat- Zodiaq Quartz, 3 cm, Zodiaq Quartz, 3 cm, Giallo Michelangelo, pencil edge
Faucet- Moen, Camerist 7545C, chrome, ADA compliant
Sink- Eclipse, Montclair 2318, 18 guage, undermount, stainless, Lind StoneWorks
Floors- American Olean, Castellano Stone, Tuscan Giallo NL48, Versailles Pattern
Backsplash- US Ceramics, Bright Biscuit U-074, 3x6, running bond with Accent Strip-4” MLW Glass Brick, Beige, Hamilton Parker
Hooks- Home Depot
POWDER ROOM
Trim details- Crown molding
Paint Ceiling- SW Interior Preservation Pallette, Empire Gold 0012
Paint Walls- SW Interior Preservation Pallette, Calico 0017
Stencil work- Jon Bowen / Kristen DuChemin
Vanity- Athena Vanity, 26” round with Crème marble top, undermount white sink, Bath and Brass Emporium
Mirror- Uttermost, Tacita, 12582B, Romanelli and Hughes Custom Home Builders
Faucet- Moen, ShowHouse Mannerly, S834NL, polished chrome, meets WaterSense criteria
Toilet- Kohler, Devonshire toilet, Comfort Height, white, ADA compliant
Towel Ring, Paper Holder, Door Occupied Sign- Moen, ShowHouse Mannerly, nickel
Floors- American Olean, Castellano Stone, Tuscan Giallo NL48, Versailles Pattern
Lighting- Hudson Valley, Sutton semi-flush 5913f-PN, polished nickel
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ANATOMY OF A PARADE HOME interior second floor
STAIRS to 2nd Floor/secondary Trim details- Crown molding, handrail and treads in whole house finishes
Paint Ceiling- SW Interior Preservation Pallette, Empire Gold 0012
Paint Walls– SW, Believable Buff 6120
Carpet Runner- Dixie Home, Sutton Place 1717, Cedar Ridge 33869, Stainmaster, 6lb. pad
2nd FLOOR HALLWAY
Trim details- Crown molding
Paint Ceiling- SW Interior Preservation Pallette, Empire Gold 0012
Paint Walls– SW, Believable Buff 6120
2nd FLOOR LAUNDRY
Paint Ceiling- SW Interior Presevation Pallette, Calico 0017
Paint Walls- SW, Interior Presevation Pallette, Copen Blue 0068
Cabinets- KraftMaid, Maple, Praline, Marquette door
Appliances- GE Washer and Dryer, courtesy The Jae Company
Hardware- Amerock, Allison 14351WCH, round knob, white & chrome/ Amerock, Allison 263WCH 3” pull, white & chrome
Countertops- Zodiaq Quartz, 3cm, Bianco Carrara, pencil edge
Faucet- Moen, Camerist 7545C, chrome, ADA compliant
Sink- Kohler, Dickinson Apron Front Kitchen sink K-6546-4U-0, cast iron-enamel, undercounter, white
Floor- American Olean, Pietre de Sierra, Crema PS20, 4x8, running bond
Backsplash- US Ceramics, White Ice Bright U-081, 3x6, running bond w/4” Strip, MLW Glass Brick, beige, Hamilton Parker
Lighting- Flourescent, TI FD432-8CTEB
GUEST BEDROOM #2
Trim Details- crown molding, walk-in closet with custom shelves and rods
Paint Ceiling- SW, Interior Preservation Pallette, Classic French Gray 0077
Decorative Detail- Jon Bowen / Sarah Schnulo,
Paint Walls- SW, Latte 6108
Carpet- Mohawk, Hollow Road, Wheat Field, 6 lb. pad
Lighting- Quorum, Cirrus family pendant 858-4-65, satin nickel, cloud white silk shade
GUEST BATH #2
Paint Ceiling and Walls- SW, Interior Preservation Pallette, Classic French Gray 0077
Cabinets and Hardware- KraftMaid, Cherry Peppercorn, Mandolay door
Countertop- Inca Gold Marble, 2cm, ease and polish edge
Plumbing fixtures- Moen, ShowHouse Solace, cross handles, chrome
Sink- Kohler, Conical Bell vessel sink K-2200-G-O, vitreous china, white
Bath Tub- Kohler, Villager K-715, white
Toilet- Kohler, Highline Comfort height bowl, Wellworth tank, Cachet Quiet close seat w/quick release, white
Mirror- Plate glass, glue mounted, full height to ceiling
Towel Ring, Paper Holder, Hotel Shelf- Moen, Inspirations, Iso, chrome
Floor and Tub Walls- American Olean, Nuoveau, Light Polished Luminary Gold NV81, 12x24 vertical running bond
Backsplash- American Olean, Unglazed Mosaics, Biscuit A13/Cappuccino A78/ Willow A91, 1x1 penny round mosaics
Lighting- Forecast, Fisher Island F4441-36, satin nickel, white fabric shade
MASTER SUITE ENTRY
Trim detail- Custom raised panel walls, ceiling, niches w/pediment heads, casing
Handrails- Custom wrought iron, Ed Killoran, North Star Fabrication, LLC
Art Niches- Bianco Antico Granite shelf, 3cm, full bullnose edge, mini can lights
Stair Treads- White Oak, Stain match KraftMaid, Maple Praline cabinets
Lighting Sconces- Fredrick Ramond, Bellagio family FR49374IGO, Italian gold finish
MASTER BEDROOM
Trim details- Crown molding,recessed tray w/dropped crown & rope lighting,window square columns w/pediment
Paint Ceiling- SW Interior Preservation Pallette, Empire Gold 0012
Decorative Paint Recessed Tray Ceiling- Oil Painting by Todd Brausch
Paint Walls– SW Interior Preservation Pallette, Empire Gold 0012
Fireplace Unit- Lennox, Peninsula, Elite Series EDVPF-3 sided, natural gas, direct vent, deluxe split oak logs
Fireplace Surround- Diano Reale marble slab, 2cm, no hearth
Fireplace Faux finish upper– Drywall stucco texture thenVenetian Plaster by Todd Brausch
Carpet- Dixie Home, Imagery 2909, Barley Tan 34803, 100% BCF Durasilk P.E.T. Polyester, 6 lb. pad
Lighting Main- Fredrick Ramond, Bellagio family FR49369IGO, Italian gold finish
Sitting Area- Murray Feiss, Hummingbird collection FM280GIS, flush mount, Gilded Imperial Silver finish, Crema glass
COFFEE BAR
Cabinets- KraftMaid, Cherry Peppercorn, Marquette door
Hardware- Amerock, Allison 53015-26, round knob, chrome, The Jae Company
Refrigerator- Scottsman, 15” undercounter RFE-33A-ISC, stainless
Countertop- Diano Reale Marble, 3cm, ease and polish edge
Faucet- Moen, Vestige bar 5994, chrome
Sink- Kohler, Brinx entertainment sink K-3674, self-rimming, faceted sidewall and mirrored rim
Backsplash- Mirrored tiles and side walls by Custom Glass Designs
MASTER BATH Trim details- Crown molding, vanity custom detailing for mirrors and vanity
Paint Ceiling and Walls- SW, Believable Buff 6120
Cabinets- KraftMaid, Maple Canvas, Marquette door ,drawer stack, French feet
Hardware- Signature Brass, Jewel Series 1801, Acrylic knob with polished chrome base, Bath and Brass Emporium
Countertops, Backsplash, Shower threshhold and Shower seat- Diano Reale marble slab, 3cm
Faucet- Moen, ShowHouse Waterhill TS418, 8” spread, chrome
Sink- Kohler, Caxton K-2210-0, undermount vitreous china, white
Bath Tub- Kohler, Iron Works, Historic claw foot tub, white K-710-W-0, Historic ball and claw feet K-1103
Bath faucet- Kohler, Antique Bath faucet K-110-4-CP, lever handles, Antique handshower with 60” hose, chrome
Shower- Moen, ShowHouse Waterhill Vertical Spa TS516, 10” rainshower head, 4 body sprays, additional overhead
showerhead, additional handheld unit on separate valve, ADA compliant
Toilet- Kohler, Highline Comfort height bowl, Wellworth tank, Cachet quiet-close seat w/quick-release ,white, ADA compliant
Shower Door- Frameless, Swing door ,Chrome symphony handle,hinges, attached w/clips only, clear 3/8” glass
Floor- Diano Reale marble, polished, 12x12, straight lay
Tub and Shower Areas- Diano Reale marble, polished, 12x12 and 8x8, AO, Hennessey Place Carraro HP92, cut to 8x8 on
diagonal/ checkerboard pattern on upper walls, Deco-AO, Designer Elegance, Giallo DE58, Torello 1x8
Shower Floor- Diano Reale marble, polished, cut to 3x3, straight lay
Towel Rings, Paper Holder, Towel Bar, Robe Hook- Moen, Inspirations, Eastlake, chrome
MASTER CLOSET Trim details- built-in shelving, drawers, shoe cubbies, linen closet, large mirror, bench, 4’ step ladder cubby
Hardware- Signature Brass, Jewel Series 1801, Acrylic knob with polished chrome base, Bath and Brass Emporium
Paint Ceiling- SW, Believable Buff 6120
Lighting- Murray Feiss, Hummingbird collection FM280GIS, flush mount, Gilded Imperial Silver finish, Crema glass
GIRL’S BEDROOM #3
Trim details- Built-in desk at Dormer window with 2 cabinets, walk-in closet with custom shelves and rods
Hardware- Amerock, Allison 53015-26, round knob, polished chrome, The Jae Company
Paint Ceiling- SW, Believable Buff 6120
Paint Walls- SW, Interior Preservation Palette Copen Blue 0068
Paint Dormer Walls- SW, Interior Preservation Palette Pinky Beige 0079
Carpet- Mohawk, Hollow Road, Wheat Field, 6lb. pad
Lighting- Quoizel, Deluxe collection DX1718C, extra large semi flush mount, polished chrome
Blinds- Hunter Douglas, wood blinds with valance, Custom Blinds and Shutters, Inc.- Tim Tesi
GIRLS’S BATH #3 Trim details- Built-in linen shelves and lower cabinets
Paint Ceiling and Walls- SW, Interior Preservation Palette Copen Blue 0068
Cabinets- Kraftmaid, Maple Canvas, Huntington door
Hardware- Signature Brass, Jewel Series 1801, Acrylic knob with polished chrome base, Bath and Brass Emporium
Countertops- Zodiaq Quartz, 3cm, Bianco Carrara, pencil edge
Plumbing Fixtures- Moen, ShowHouse Solace, cross handles, chrome, meets WaterSense criteria
Sink- Kohler, Caxton K-2210-0, undermount vitreous china, white
Toilet- Kohler, Devonshire toilet, comfort height, white with cachet quiet close seat with quick release
Mirror- Plate glass 28”x40” with 1” beveled edge, glue mounted, Custom Glass Designs
Shower Door- Semi-frameless, swing door, clear glass, chrome trim
Floor- American Olean, Catarina, Coliseum White C190 12x12, straight-lay
Backsplash- American Olean,Urban Canvas, Matte Designer White 0061 2 x 12 chair rail, Deco- Daltile, Spa Blue 4x12
Shower Walls- Ceiling and Upper walls, AO, Urban Canvas, Matte Designer White 0061 2x4, (same center detail as
backsplash) Lower walls, AO, Urban Canvas, Matte Designer White 0061 4 x 12
Shower Floor- American Olean, Catarina, Coliseum White C190, 1x1 mosaic, straight-lay
Towel Ring. Paper Holder, Towel Bar, Robe Hook- Moen, Inspirations, Highland, chrome and white
Lighting- Murray Feiss, Butler Collection, single wall sconce WB1397PN, polished nickel, Eggshell Shantung fabric shades
BOY’S BEDROOM #4
Trim details- Built-in desk at Dormer window with 2 cabinets, walk-in closet with custom shelves and rods
Hardware- Amerock, Allison 53015-26, round knob, polished chrome, The Jae Company
Paint Ceiling and Walls- SW, Honest Blue 6520
Mural Painting- Diane Ryan, Custom Designed Painting and Portraiture
Carpet- Shaw, Morehaven, Honey Pot 201, Rx2 soil and stain resistance, 6lb. pad
Lighting- Murray Feiss, Barrington collection SF240BS, semi-flush mount, brushed steel with opal etched glass
Blinds- Hunter Douglas, wood blinds with valance, Custom Blinds and Shutters, Inc.- Tim Tesi
BOY’S BATH #4 Trim details- Casing frame around mirror, stained to match cabinets
Cabinets- KraftMaid, Maple Praline, Marquette door
Hardware- Amerock, Allison 53015-26, round knob, polished chrome, The Jae Company
Countertops and Backsplash- Zodiaq Quartz, 3cm, Bianco Carrara, pencil edge
Plumbing Fixtures- Moen, Brantford, chrome
Sink- Kohler, Caxton K-2210-0, undermount vitreous china, white
Bath tub- Kohler, Villager K-715, white
Toilet- Kohler, Wellworth Tank and Bowl, white, class 5 flushing system
Towel Ring Paper Holder, Towel Bar- Moen, Inspirations Preston, chrome
Floor- American Olean, Catarina, Coliseum White C190 12x12, straight-lay
Bath Tub Walls-AO, Urban Canvas, Designer White 0061 4 ½ x 12 ¾ , straight-lay vertical, Deco-1” strips of MLW Glass
Brick, light blue, Hamilton Parker
Lighting- Murray Feiss, Dorchester collection VS7903-PN, polished nickel
For More Information visit us at:
www.rh-homes.com
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Polk Audio DSW 2000 8” Subwoofer, 1200 watts
Polk Audio LC 80 FX in-ceiling surround channel loudspeaker (2)
Polk Audio LC2651, The ultimate in-wall loudspeaker (2)
Polk Audio LCI-C, In-wall center channel loudspeaker
Samsung BDP-1500, Blu-ray Disc Player
Vutec 01-EZ060-107, 123” fixed frame wall screen, sound screen allows speakers to be placed behind the screen
STAIRS to Lower Level
Trim details- Crown molding, handrail and treads in whole house finishes
Paint Ceiling- SW Interior Preservation Pallette, Empire Gold 0012
Paint Walls – SW, Believable Buff 6120
Carpet Runner- Shaw, Art and Beauty, Photography 00711, stainmaster, 6lb. pad
REC ROOM
Trim details- Crown molding, chair rail, theater room entrance square paneled columns, marquee header, double doors
Paint Ceiling- SW Interior Preservation Pallette, Empire Gold 0012
Walls Upper– SW, Believable Buff 6120 / Lower-Faux gel stain over SW Empire Gold by Jon Bowen,
Theater Room Doors-SW, Exterior Preservation Palette Roycroft Copper Red 2839. both sides
Floors: Somerset, Antique Collection, ½” Engineered, Hickory Chestnut, 5”wide planks, laid on diagonal
Dart Board- Courtesy Scioto Valley ,available for purchase, contact Lynda Wilson at (614) 679-2483
PUB/BAR
Trim details- Crown molding, chair rail, wainscoting, square panel columns & ceiling beam entry, liquor shelves
Paint Ceiling- Faux gel stain over SW, Exterior Preservation Palette Roycroft Copper Red 2839 by Jon Bowen
Paint Walls Upper– SW, Believable Buff 6120
Cabinets- KraftMaid, Cherry Peppercorn base cabs & island, accents on upper Maple Praline wall cabis, Marquette door
Hardware- Amerock, Allison 53002-26, round knob, chrome/ Amerock, Dulcet 27020-26, pulls, chrome
Microwave- GE, 24” built-in JEB1860SMSS, stainless with 27” trim kit
Dishwasher- GE, 24” GLD5660NSS, stainless, Energy Star rated
Refrigerator- Marvel, Luxury Series, 24” 6BARM-BS-G, undercounter dual zone, stainless with glass door
Countertop- Black Mosaic/Bedrock Granite,3cm, pencil edge / demi bullnose edge on outside of upper counter
Faucet- Moen, Vestige 7065 one-handle kitchen faucet, chrome
Sink- Eclipse, Tilden 1815, undermount, stainless 18 guage, Lind Stoneworks
Mirror and Glass Shelves- Custom Glass Designs
Television:-Samsung UN46B6000, 41” flat panel and wall mount bracket with Control4 7” touch screen hand held control
courtesy Digital Home Designs
Lighting- Puck in cabinet lighting, xenon under cabinet lighting, LED tape lights on liquor shelves
KID’S PLAYROOM Trim details- Crown molding, Built-in with shelves up and 2 doors below
Paint Ceiling- SW Interior Preservation Pallette, Empire Gold 0012
Paint Walls – SW, Believable Buff 6120
Mural Painting- Kristen DuChemin, Romanelli and Hughes Building Company
Carpet- Shaw, Art and Beauty, Photography 00711, stainmaster, 6lb. pad
LOWER LEVEL BATH #5
Paint Ceiling and Walls – SW, Believable Buff 6120
Cabinets- KraftMaid, Cherry Peppercorn, Marquette doors
Hardware- Amerock, Allison 53002-26, round knob, chrome/ Amerock, Dulcet 27020-26, pulls, chrome
Countertops and Backsplash- St. Laurent Brown Marble, 2cm, ogee edge
Plumbing Fixtures- Moen, Brantford, chrome
Sink- Kohler, Caxton K-2210-0, undermount vitreous china, white
Shower Tray- Fiberglass, 34 x 48, white
Toilet- Kohler, Wellworth Tank and Bowl, white, class 5 flushing system
Mirror- Kentwood, #320 Shaped mirror with 1” beveled edge, 36”x 30”, Custom Glass Designs
Shower Door- Semi-frameless, by-pass sliding door with compression mounted towel bar, chrome, clear glass
Towel Ring, Paper Holder, Towel Bar, Robe Hook- Moen, Inspirations Preston, chrome
Floor-AO, Hennessey Place, Carraro HP92 and Botticino HP91, 12 x 12, checkerboard diagonal
Shower Walls- Lower Half is same as floor tile, Deco-AO, Torello AB135, GialloDE58, 1x8, Upper Half of wall-AO,
Hennessey Place, Carraro HP92, 2x2 mosaic sheet, straight-lay
Lighting- Murray Feiss, Dorchester collection VS7903-PN, polished nickel
THEATER/MEDIA ROOM
Trim details- Entry (see Rec Room), 4 square paneled columns, 4 bed mold arch panels, built-in storage under screen, drop
crown molding in recessed tray for star ceiling tile system or rope lighting, framed opening for component system rack
Hardware- Amerock, Allison 53015-26, round knob, polished chrome, The Jae Company
Paint Ceiling- Faux gel stain over SW, Exterior Preservation Palette Roycroft Copper Red 2839 by Jon Bowen
Paint Ceiling recessed tray (behind star ceiling tiles)- SW, Naval 6244
Paint Walls- SW Interior Preservation Pallette, Empire Gold 0012
Paint Walls inset arched panels- SW, Naval 6244
Paint Front wall-SW, Black
Carpet- Hollytex, Chess Club HC647, Classical 05, 100% Olefin, 10 yr. commercial wear warranty, 6lb. pad
Lighting- Hinkley, Sussex family sconces 4900BN, brushed nickel with Ivory fabric shade
Theater Seats – Courtesy Scioto Valley, 3 Seat Director Set (2), available for purchase, contact Lynda Wilson
Theater Componants – Courtesy Digital Home Designs
Denon AVR-2309CI, 7.1 Ch A/V Receiver
Custom Designed Fiber Optic Star Ceiling Tiles
Optoma HD 8200 Projector, 1080p DIP Dmd Chipset from Texas Instruments and Optoma’s Exclusive Puremotion
Technology
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Lighting
Control 4 KPZ-3B1, Wireless 3 button keypad (2)
Control 4 KPZ-6B1, Wireless 6 button keypad(1)
Control4 LDZ-101, wireless dimmer with customizable led lights (12)
Rack Electronics:
Apple APPLE TV
Audio Authority AVX-562, component video connection of sources and distributes HD signals up to 1000 feet away to
wallplates mounted wherever televisions are to be located
Belkin AP30800FC-10-BLK, Pureav Home Theater and Phone system battery backup with Avr technology
Control4 C4-16AMP3-B, multi channel amplifier-V3
Control4 C4-IPDKTT1-E, ipod dock
Control4 C4-KPS36-M-B, low voltage keypad power supply
Control4 HC-500, controller
Middle Atlantic Productions 5-43, 43 space KD rack frame, black finish
Netgear FS605, 5-port fast Ethernet switch
Netgear WPN824 Rangemax Wireless Router
Planet Waves RGB3HD250, 3 wire HD, RGB
Family Room: Polk Audio OWM3, ultra compact loudspeaker(pair)
Cameras
Channel Plus 5445, quad-channel RF modulator
Onq Lengrand CM1011, CAT 5 Camera module
Onq Lengrand CM1019, IP Video Server
Ong Lengrand CM5002, Ball Cameral (front door)
Onq Lengrand F2287, Infrared Bullet Camera (garage entrance)
Security and Sensors: GE Security SUPERBUS 2000 AUTOMATION MODULE – Integrates Concord with Energy
Management Systems, Lighting Controls and Audio/Video systems
Temperature: Control4 CCZ-T1, wireless thermostat makes it simple to add intelligent temperature control
Rear Patio
Polk Audio Atrium Sub10, High performance outdoor subwoofer
Polk Audio Sat30, High performance outdoor speaker (2)
Full Service Paint Store
Custom Color Matching
Excellent Customer Service
Real Paint Stores!
Worthington
(614) 888-5386
Blacklick
(614) 759-0200
Clintonville
(614) 263-5437
Bexley
(614) 237-7001
Dublin
(614) 873-2750
Delaware
(740) 369-1565
For More Information visit us at:
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IRISH IS AN ATTITUDE...
DUBLIN OHIO
Around 1808 Peter and Benjamin Sells gave their brother
John Sells a 400 acre piece of land along the Scioto River,
which he organized and platted as a village in 1810, with
a Dublin Ireland native, John Shields. That is now known
as historic Dublin. The rich traditions of Dublin’s early 19th
Century architecture have kept the city in high regard
among the Columbus Suburbs.
With the insight of the community leaders Dublin has
preserved the old while adding the new, many of its original
buildings remain and are listed in the National Register of
Historic dwellings. Dublin was transformed in 1970s into
a suburban business center with the convenient freeway
access of I -270 Columbus outerbelt. Many corporations such as Ashland Chemical
& M.A.G. led the way in the Metro Center development followed by numerous
commercial developments.
Dublin progressively invested in technology with the DUBLINK city owned
underground multi-conduit high capacity fiber-optic system allowing companies to
interconnect multiple locations within the City of Dublin creating a virtual corporate
campus. This forward thinking mentality will keep the Commercial and Residential
balance for healthy growth of Dublin.
Muirfield Village and its Golf Club was a stellar addition to the Village and with its
population growth Dublin officially became the City of Dublin in 1987. Dublin had
a long term plan to keep nature and its beauty preserved for those who live and
work in the community. The Community Recreation Center with 96 miles of paths to
wind through tranquil wetlands, playgrounds and scenic river views. You can find
a Park close to home in Dublin, currently 39 and growing with over 1,000 acres of
designated park land. The Public attractions are well known and bring many to the
City every year such as the PGA Memorial Golf Tournament held at Muirfield Golf
Club and the Columbus Zoo complemented as one of the finest Zoos in the US.
With so many attractive amenities and a Nationally Accredited School District it is
no surprise so many Ohioans seek to build a home for their families in Dublin. The
community is abuzz with the opening of the new Tartan Ridge of Dublin. The mix
of residential manor homes, cottages and courtyard homes in a village like setting
reminiscent of 1700s to 1900s old limestone architecture and charm. Tartan Ridge
will offer a 17 acre exclusive Retail Center with all the charm of Dublin’s Downtown
colonial atmosphere. The perfect place for all ages to settle and living styles among
tree lined boulevards with over 40% of the community space dedicated to parks paths
and trails connecting the 75 acres of parkland. The trails and pathways will have
direct access to the Glacier Ridge Elementary School and neighborhood shopping
center. The Shops will occupy on a 68,500 square foot retail center located on 16.5
acres hosting premium retailers and dining in a pedestrian friendly environment.
Tartan Ridge, the host of the 2009 BIA Parade of Homes, is located near Glacier
Ridge Metro Park off of Hyland-Croy Road. Tartan Ridge is the joint venture
development of The Edwards Land Company and the Romanelli & Hughes Building
Company, with The Edwards Land Company serving as developer.
-Penny Robinson
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WHAT TO DO IN AND AROUND DUBLIN, OHIO
JULY 11TH - 26TH
Parade of Homes by BIA Ohio - Tour about a dozen beautiful homes by Central Ohio
builders and don’t forget to visit Romanelli & Hughes Custom Home Builders for ideas on
building your next new custom home. Tartan Ridge
JULY 31ST - AUGUST 2ND
Dublin Irish Festival - Dublin’s signature event celebrates its 22nd anniversary with seven
stages of world-cllass Irish entertainment, dance, culture and fun! Coffman Park.
OCTOBER 16TH-18TH & 30TH-31ST
Boo at the Zoo - A family Halloween celebration offering candy stations, a haunted train
ride and more. Columbus Zoo & Aquarium.
NOVEMBER 20TH - JANUARY 2ND
Wildlights - See the Zoo in a whole new light... millions of them! Columbus
Zoo & Aquarium.
DECEMBER
Holly Days in Dublin - Enjoy family activities, a tree lighting, carolers,
Santa and shopping. Historic Dublin.
DUBLIN IS...
“OHIO’S MOST PRESTIGIOUS GOLF ADDRESS.”
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The Country Club at Muirfield Village
8715 Muirfield Drive - Dublin 43017
614-764-1714
Kinsdale Golf and Fitness Club
3737 Village Club Drive - Powell 43065
740-881-6500
Bent Tree Golf Club
350 Bent Tree Road - Sunbury 43074
740-965-5140
Longaburger Golf Club
One Long Drive - Nashport 43850
740-763-1112
Cooks Creek Golf Course
16405 U.S. Hwy. 23 S. - Ashville 43103
1-800-430-GOLF
Mill Creek Golf Club
7259 Penn Road - Ostrander 43016
740-666-7711
Darby Creek Golf Course
19300 Marysville Road - Marysville 43040
1-800-343-2729
Royal American Links
3300 Miller Paul Road - Galena 43021
740-965-1215
Foxfire Golf Club
10799 S.R. 104 - Lockbourne 43137
614-2243694
Safari Golf Club
4853 Powell Road - Powell 43065
614-645-3444
Golf Club of Dublin
5805 Eiterman Rd. - Dublin 43017
614-792-3825
Scioto Reserve Country Club
7383 Scioto Pkwy - Powell 43065
740-881-9082
Our Communities in and Around Dublin, Ohio
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Tartan Ridge is a new unique mixed use community in Union County. The 270 home sites in the City of Dublin, served by Dublin Schools are a mix
of residential styles, with estate and manor homes on large lots; home sites lining the green spaces and parks; cottages and courtyard homes
in a village-like environment; and town homes with the appeal of big city brown stones. Pathways and trails connect residents with the local
school, four community parks, preservation areas and a planned community retail center with boutique shops and restaurants. Tartan Ridge has
convenient access to SR 33/161, Glacier Ridge Metro Park, Tartan Fields, Corazon Club and Spa, and the Avery Road commerce area. With a
variety of choice home sites, featuring both estate and villa plans, available from the $550,000’s we are ready for you to make your dreams
of living in a Romanelli and Hughes custom home a reality in this unique Dublin community.
Woods at Labrador is located in Plain City, just outside of Dublin, within the Dublin School District. Our custom luxury homes start in the
$550,000’s and range from two story to ranch plans. The landscape is mature and offers abundant green space, water features, walking trails
and mature wooded areas for the community’s 53 home sites. The homes are some of our finest examples of European design, combined with
our unmatched included features like gourmet kitchens, hardwood floors, large master suites and our signature Romanelli and Hughes luxurious
interior wood trim package making our custom homes an exceptional investment value. Woods at Labrador has convenient access to SR 33/161,
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WESTERVILLE OHIO
Weather you desire a rural homestead or an upscale urban loft, Central Ohio’s
largest Suburb has it all. Westerville’s rich history in equality and prohibition
combines with professional modern lifestyles, with a focus on active and
recreational living - to create a very desirable community. A place very focused
on its business appeal yet charms with plenty of natural surroundings and
options.
Westerville is is the headquarters for large corporations and family owned
businesses alike. Romanelli and Hughes proudly calls Westerville home and has
deep roots in this outstanding community. Generations of the families that make
up Romanelli and Hughes have called this place home and invested their lives
into developing commercial and residential real estate here. They offer many
developments to chose from to accommodate for variety of lifestyles, including
young professionals and empty nesters to traditional families.
Residential real estate options vary greatly in Westerville in regard to size,
architectural style and period. The oldest period homes reside in and around
the Uptown District and have been well maintained or restored to perfection,
creating an ideal quaint town feel. The businesses and energy of this area
thrive and serve as the epicenter of Westerville. Adjacent to this district is the
prestigious and influential Otterbein College.
Museums, parks, libraries, cafes and galleries create the street frontage in much
of Westerville. The combination of well thought out development in this community
allows for a very active lifestyle, from the 96,600 square foot community
recreation center to the 23 miles of recreational trails, winding through the
natural landscape of the area.
Westerville City Schools
serves approximately 14,250
students, is the 10th-largest
district in Ohio and earned
a rating of “Excellent” from
the Ohio Department of
Education on the 2008 State
Report Card. The district
operates 16 elementary
schools, four middle schools
and three high schools.
For the 16th consecutive
year, Westerville Schools earned the “What Parents Want” in education
designation from SchoolMatch. The Class
of 2008 earned more that $25 million in
scholarship offers and, on average, more
than 80 percent of Westerville School
District graduates pursue a post-secondary
education at colleges and universities
around the world.
Right: The Everal farm, named Rosedale after J.W.
Everal’s rose garden, is a preserved example of
19th Century farm architecture. The farm is now part
of Heritage Park located at Main and Cleveland
Avenue on the west side of Westerville.
The Uptown District, with its historic shopping
district, bed and breakfasts, and homes
dating back to the 19th century, is a sort of
21st century Mayberry. Uptown Westerville
was the center of town when founded in 1858,
and it remains the heart of the city today.
Otterbein was intentionally and uncommonly
inclusive with respect to women and people
of color. Otterbein was among the first
coeducational colleges in America, and
probably the first college in the United States
to be founded as coeducational and to admit
women to the same programs of study as male
students. Its first two graduates were females.
From its opening, Otterbein employed female
faculty members, and it was probably the first
college to do so. Otterbein was also one of the
first three colleges in the United States to be
open to students of color, and College historians
have argued that it deserves to be considered
the first to be founded with that philosophy.
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WESTERVILLE OHIO
Westerville’s humble beginnings
can be traced to 1806, when
Revolutionary
War
veteran
Edward Phelps and his friend, Issac
Griswold, settled along Alum Creek
at Blendon Corners, which today is
Westerville Road and St. Rte. 161. In
1809, Garrit Sharp and his family
became the first people to establish a residence in what is now
considered Westerville city limits.
New York natives Matthew and Peter Westervelt scouted the
central Ohio area sometime between 1814 and 1816. Matthew and
Peter were part of a lineage of pioneers in the Westervelt family,
beginning with their ancestor Lubbert, who left Holland in 1662 for
what is now an area near Brooklyn, New York. The Westervelts
were attracted to what is now the Westerville area because of the
considerable amount of cheap, available land. On January 24, 1816,
Matthew and Peter bought 890 acres of land along the eastern
bank of Alum Creek for $3,562. By 1818, four Westervelt siblings
were living in the area that would become Westerville.
In 1820, Gideon Hart built a home on his farm along Hempstead
Road. This home is significant, as it is the oldest home still standing in
Westerville and one of a dozen community buildings on the National
Register of Historic Places. It remains a private residence.
Westerville’s population had increased to nearly 700 by 1830. In
1840, the community was officially named Westerville after the
Westervelt family, in part due to their generous land donations.
Westerville has been a Franklin County symbol for equality and
education since before the Civil War. Westerville’s own Otterbein
State Street just west of Old County Line Road (both buildings are now
home to various Westerville businesses). The Timothy Lee home, another
Underground Railroad home on Sunbury Road, remains a private
residence.
In 1855, the Westerville School District was established. One year later,
the district celebrated the opening of its first new schoolhouse, a oneroom building on West Home Street.
Westerville was incorporated as a village in 1858, and John Haywood
became the community’s first mayor.
In 1860, Westerville’s Fire Division was established and remained a
volunteer fire division for more than 100 years. Today, Westerville’s Fire
Division consists of 79 full-time personnel.
The Westerville railroad was built in 1873, spurring economic activity
for a number of mills throughout Westerville, including the Everal Tile
Company. In recognition of its community heritage, the Everal family barn
and homestead were recently renovated and are the focal points of the
community’s Heritage Park.
In 1898, Westerville established its own electric division. In 1901,
Westerville had a burgeoning population of 1,462, and officials opened
the city’s first water treatment plant. More than 100 years later,
Westerville’s water plant treats up to 7.5 million gallons of water per
day.
Westerville became the epicenter of a national debate about the
legality of alcohol in 1909, when the Anti-Saloon League moved its
headquarters from Chicago to Westerville. The debate continued for
more than two decades.
Westerville’s first paid police officers were hired in 1915 (today, the Police
Division is comprised of more than 80 trained personnel). The following
year, Westerville became the third municipality in the United States and
first village in Ohio to adopt a council-manager style of government. The
council-manager government establishes city council as the legislative
and executive body, and provides for professional management through
an appointed, trained municipal administrator. Day-to-day operations
are the responsibility of the city manager, who serves as the city’s chief
executive.
In 1930, Westerville’s first public library was opened in the old Purley
Baker home, which was owned by the Anti-Saloon League. Three years
later, the Westerville municipal government offices also moved into a
renovated home, this one owned by B.T. Thomas at 21 S. State Street.
The move and renovation were part of a federal government relief
project during the Depression.
College, founded as Otterbein University in 1847 by the United
Brethren Church, was the first institution of higher learning in the
United States to admit women without restrictions, the first to include
women on its faculty, and one of the first to admit students of color.
Lewis Davis, the President of Otterbein College prior to the Civil
War, was personally involved in Westerville’s Underground Railroad
efforts. Many Underground Railroad homes still stand today,
including the George Stoner home on State Street just southwest
of the Westerville Public Library and the Alkire home on North
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Construction on Westerville’s first city park began in 1934. Known today
as Alum Creek Park, it remains one of Westerville’s most popular play
and relaxation areas.
By 1940, Westerville’s population had grown to 3,146; 10 years later,
it was 4,102.
In 1955, the Westerville Public Library moved to its current location at
126 S. State Street. Thanks to public support, a massive library expansion
occurred in 1998.
PRESERVING A RICH HERITAGE
The 1960s brought other changes to Westerville: It was recognized
as a city for the first time, and passed its first city charter; Westerville
South High School was dedicated; Westerville’s first shopping
center was opened at the northwest corner of Schrock Road and
State Street; Westerville hired its first full-time fire chief; a Parks &
Recreation Department was established; and Westerville’s current
Water Treatment Plant on Main Street was built.
Westerville experienced a population surge from 1970 to 1990. In
1970, the city’s population was 12,530. It exploded to 23,414 by
1980 and 32,269 by 1990. During the 1980s, when Westerville’s
land use was approximately 90-percent residential, city leaders
began to focus on business development efforts to ease the future
tax burden on residents for city services. As a result, Mount Carmel
St. Ann’s Hospital became central Ohio’s first planned suburban
hospital. Soon after, the Brooksedge and Eastwind areas became
prominent business developments in Central Ohio; they remain vital
components of Westerville’s economic development efforts, along
with the Westerville Commerce Center, Uptown District, Westar
Center of Business, and other Westerville business districts.
In 1999, the Cleveland Avenue and Polaris Parkway extensions
were opened to traffic for the first time, providing direct east-west
access to I-71 from northern Westerville.
The 96,600 square foot Westerville Community Center offers a leisure pool
with water slides and a lazy river; an 8-lane lap pool; walking & running track;
gymnasium; fitness room; indoor climbing wall; locker rooms; program rooms;
public meeting areas; a youth game room; an indoor playground and a “Kids
Wait Room” child care area.
In 2001, the Westerville Parks & Recreation Department received
a national gold medal for its service excellence. That same year,
the Westerville Community Center was opened to the public and
became the city’s 38th park or recreation facility.
In August 2003, the editors of Sports Illustrated named Westerville
Sportstown Ohio. Later that year, Westerville’s third high school,
known as Central High School, opened its doors to its first
students.
In 2006, Westerville Central High School celebrated the graduation
of its first class.
Today, Westerville land use is now approximately 65 percent
residential and 35 percent industrial or commercial. Westerville
provides more city services than any other central Ohio suburb,
with more than 150 trained full-time police officers and fire fighters,
an electric division that serves all of Westerville, a water division
recognized as one of Ohio’s best, a state-of-the-art community
recreation center, and countless other important city services.
The Westerville School District’s estimated student enrollment is
approximately 14,000, with three high schools among more than
twenty total schools in the district.
Westerville has gone through many changes during its nearly
two-century history. Through it all, Westerville citizens have shown
themselves to be rich in heritage, culture, pride, and vision – from
the original settlers who took part in the Revolutionary War and
those who risked their lives as part of the Underground Railroad,
to today’s residents who continue to aspire to make Westerville a
better community for future generations.
“City of Westerville, www.westerville.org, 6/1/2009”
Greek Life Mission Statement
As members and supporters of fraternities and sororities at Otterbein College,
we envision a Greek community that connects and supports all Interfraternity
Council, Panhellenic and National Pan-Hellenic Council chapters as an integral
part of the College. We commit to building a strong community through focus
on academic achievement, community engagement, leadership development,
friendship and social advancement.
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WESTERVILLE OHIO
JULY EVENTS
SATURDAYS & WEDNESDAYS TILL SEPTEMBER 26TH
The Saturday Uptown Market, 9am-Noon, or Wednesdays Farmer’s Market 3pm-6pm. Corner of N.
State and East Home Streets. 15 Vendors featuring Arts, Crafts, Produce and More! Each Saturday
through September 26th. Sponsored by Gallery 202: Partners in Art. 614-890-8202 or www.
uptownfarmersmarket.com.
JULY 11TH-12TH
36th Annual Westerville Area Chamber of Commerce Music & Arts Festival, Sat. 11-7, Sun. 11-5,
Heritage Park, 60 N. Cleveland Ave. The Chamber’s Music & Arts Festival will feature artist exhibits,
entertainment and children’s activities such as face painting, story-telling and crafts. Youth exhibits will
be on display in the upper level of the Everal Barn showcasing art entries from area students. Various
pieces of artwork will also be available at the Festival’s silent auction. Adult admission is $1 per person
(children 16 and under free) with free parking available in multiple locations. 614-882-8917, info@
westervillechamber.com or visit the official festival site, www.westervillechamber.com/festival.
JULY 12TH 19TH 26TH
Sounds of Summer Concert Series, 6:30pm, Alum Creek Park
Amphitheatre, 221 W. Main St. Bring your family and friends and
listen to great music under the summer skies. Parking is available at
Alum Creek Park, Astronauts Grove and the Westerville Senior Center. FREE! Sponsored by Westerville Parks
and Recreation. FREE! 614-901-6500
JULY 16TH
Friends of the Library Ice Cream Social & Storytimes, 7pm,
Westerville Public Library, 126 S. State St. 614-882-7277
JULY 18TH
CHA Animal Shelter’s Annual Hogs for Dogs Poker Run™, Time
TBD, Route Beginning and Ending at CHA Animal Shelter, 3765
Corporate Drive, Columbus, OH. Join us for our 2nd Annual Poker
Run. It is fun, it is for charity and it is a good excuse to take off
and ride your motorcycle. Visit our event website for details www.
HogsforDogsPokerRun.com A CHA Animal Shelter Fundraiser.
CHA Animal Shelter’s Annual Picnic with the Pups™, Time TBD,
CHA Animal Shelter, 3765 Corporate Drive, Columbus. An
annual tradition at CHA Animal Shelter with live music, food,
drink, games, vendors, and fun for the whole family including the
dogs! www.PicnicWithThePups.com.
JULY 22ND
Family Concert Series, 6:30pm, Alum Creek Park Amphitheater, 221
W. Main St. This summer series features a variety of entertainment
including a magician, a storyteller, puppet show and local youth
acts. Fun for the whole family! FREE! 614-901-6500
JULY 24TH
4th Friday: World Bazaar, 6-9pm, Historic Uptown Westerville.
Join us for a celebration of cultures, customs and cuisine! Take
advantage of extended hours in the Uptown shops and browse the
wares of street vendors offering a host of products and services.
Enjoy music, food and children’s activities. FREE. 614-794-0401 or
www.visitwesterville.org
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JULY 24TH
The Uptown Art Camp- July Sessions Exhibit, Featuring the art
of 50 artists, ages 5-18. Artists’ Reception; July 24th, 6-9pm.
David Myers Art Studio & Galleries, 7 West Main St.. www.
davidmyersart.com
JULY 31ST
Touch A Truck, 10am-1pm, Westerville Sports Complex, 325 N.
Cleveland Ave. Preschoolers can see fire trucks, police cruisers
and construction equipment up close. FREE! 614-901-9500
WESTERVILLE OHIO
AUGUST EVENTS
SATURDAYS & WEDNESDAYS TILL SEPTEMBER 26TH
The Saturday Uptown Market, 9am-Noon, or Wednesdays Farmer’s Market 3pm-6pm. Corner of N. State and East Home Streets. 15 Vendors
featuring Arts, Crafts, Produce and More! Each Saturday through September 26th. Sponsored by Gallery 202: Partners in Art. 614-890-8202
or www.uptownfarmersmarket.com.
AUGUST 2ND 9TH 16TH 23RD
Sounds of Summer Concert Series, 6:30pm, Alum Creek Park Amphitheatre, 221 W. Main St. Bring your family and friends and listen to great
music under the summer skies. Parking is available at Alum Creek Park, Astronauts Grove and the Westerville Senior Center. FREE! Sponsored
by Westerville Parks and Recreation. FREE! 614-901-6500
AUGUST 5TH 12TH 19TH
Family Concert Series, 6:30pm, Alum Creek Park Amphitheatre, 221 W. Main St. This summer series features a variety of entertainment including
a magician, a storyteller, puppet show and local youth acts. Fun for the whole family! FREE! 614-901-6500
AUGUST 5TH
Pancake Breakfast, 7-10:30, Westerville Senior Center, 310 W. Main St. Open to the public. 614-901-6560
AUGUST 5TH-29TH
Going to the Dogs with James Atwood, Gallery 202, 38 N. State St. Atwood is 80 years old and has been teaching art and creating art
for decades. Hours: Wed. 12-6, Thurs-Fri12-4, Sat 11-3, open for community events and by appointment.www.gallery202online.com or 614-8908202
AUGUST 8TH-9TH
August Plant Showcase, Sat. 10am-5pm, Sun. 12-5pm, Inniswood Metro Gardens, 940 Hempstead Rd. Purchase plants directly from local
nurseries, enjoy tours of the gardens with our horticulturist, and participate in gardening programs for adults and children. Attend the Wild Ones’
Natural Landscaping meeting in the Innis House and visit with members of the Central Ohio Unit of the Herb Society of America in the Herb
Garden. The Ohio Nurseryman, Fred Hower and former OSU Extension Agent and Dispatch Garden Columnist, Jane Martin, will be available
to answer your gardening questions. 614-895-6216
AUGUST 22ND
Baby Bargain Boutique 9am- Noon, Westerville Community Center, 350 N. Cleveland Ave. Buy good usable maternity clothes, children’s
clothing, toys and furniture for children ages 4 and under. Parking is at the Sport Complex across the street with shuttle service available.
Admission is a canned good for the local food bank. 614-901-6500
AUGUST 23RD
Westerville Coming Home Celebration, 8am-8pm, Alum Creek Park North, 221 W. Main St. Events and activities for the whole family to
celebrate our wonderful community. 614=-901-6506.
AUGUST 28TH
4th Friday: Dog Days of Summer, 6-9pm, Historic Uptown Westerville. It’s a doggie paradise in Uptown
Westerville! The Westerville Visitors & Convention Bureau and the Captial Area Humane Society’s
Ambassador’s Group invite dogs and their people to enjoy a great evening, including The Mutt March
and The Best on the Street Dog Show, sponsored by Captivating Canines. Vendors will offer a wile
variety of products and services for hounds and humans and dog rescue groups will have information
available on many different breeds. Enjoy music, food and children’s activities. FREE. 614-794-0401 or
www.visitwesterville.org
The Uptown Art Camp- August Sessions Exhibit, Featuring the art of 50 artists, ages 5-18. Artists’
Reception; August 28th, 6-9pm. David Myers Art Studio & Galleries, 7 West Main St.. www.davidmyersart.
com
AUGUST 29TH
Dirty Dogs Welcomed!, 10am-2pm, Sunbury Auto and Pet Wash, 4353 Executive Pkwy. Join CHA Animal
Shelter for our annual Dirty Dogs Dog Washes. Shelter Volunteers and Sunbury Auto and Dog Wash
will make it easy to have a clean pet by doing the dirty job for you. Dog Wash $10.00 – Nail Clipping
$5.00 cash/check only please. Proceeds benefit the homeless dogs and cats at CHA Animal Shelter.
614.891.5280
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Our Communities in and Around Westerville, Ohio
Cheshire Woods, located in Delaware County and within the Big Walnut School
district, is near Alum Creek State Park, Polaris Fashion Place, the historic village of
Sunbury and convenient to I-71. Live in total serenity on these beautiful estate lots,
surrounded by over 130 acres of reserve space, mature trees and natural water
features. Our single family homes boast up to 4,000 total SF of living space as
well as custom Ranch living. Cheshire Woods features 40 naturally beautiful home
sites.
Estates at Medallion, is adjacent to the Medallion Golf Course in Westerville. This
private cul-de-sac community of 11 tree lined home sites within the Westerville
School district offers custom homes priced from the $600,000’s. Located across
to Hoover Reservoir, Estates at Medallion gives you ample opportunity to enjoy
the area’s natural beauty. You’ll love the proximity to Westerville schools, historic
uptown Westerville, and abundant shopping at nearby Easton and Polaris. This location is very appealing to golf enthusiasts or anyone
wanting beautiful year round vistas just out your front door.
Keller Pines, offers estate lots secluded behind a heavily wooded pine landscape,
providing a serene country setting yet within minutes of the city conveniences.
Located in the Big Walnut School district, this quaint community offers custom
single family homes from the $550,000’s on 31 home sites, an ideal place to call
home for those who are looking for an escape off the beaten path. Nestled in
among the pines near Hoover Reservoir, this community offers a tranquil setting
that contains luxurious living and high end comforts at an affordable price.
Homestead at Highland Lakes, features maintenance-free living for those looking
for a smaller, more affordable, free-standing condominium in ranch or 2-story
designs. With tree lined streets, a community center that hosts many entertaining
resident events throughout the year, fitness center and a swimming pool,
Homestead offers the stress-free lifestyle you’re seeking. Featuring homes starting
at $300,000 in the desirable Olentangy School District, this community is minutes
from Alum Creek, the Polaris area and historic downtown Westerville.
Mansard Estates, is a secret gem offering one of the best entrances in the city
with multiple waterfalls, fountains and a 100 year old oak tree as its centerpiece.
Take advantage of the secluded, executive-size home sites many offering “walkout basement” opportunities in the highly desired Olentangy School District.
Wake up every morning in your new Romanelli & Hughes home to comforting
views of mature trees, natural ponds and beautiful landscape. Imagine sipping
a cup of coffee and reading the newspaper in your new custom designed
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For More Information on Availability, Pricing and Contacts, visit:
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Announcing the Phase II of Regency at Highland Lakes, situated near the prestigious Lakes Golf and Country Club and set among
beautiful rolling terrain and wooded ravines. This private, gated community offers the luxury of a maintenance free lifestyle featuring
free-standing Condominium Homes with all new plans.Our Homeowners enjoy luxurious amenities including an exclusive clubhouse
with state-of-the-art fitness center, outdoor pool, lounge, men’s and
women’s locker rooms, landscaped pocket parks throughout the community
and a convenient putting green. Located just north of the city of Westerville,
5 minutes from Polaris with all its shopping and restaurant conveniences,
and moments from Alum Creek State Parks this community is ideal for those
seeking a unique locale.
The Villas at Northstar, is the best kept secret in Westerville! Offering over
19 acres of scenic condominium living brought to you exclusively by Romanelli
& Hughes. The beautiful entrance with extensive landscaping, cultured
stone & limestone greets you with inviting decorative lights while providing
a sense of security and privacy for each homeowner. You will enjoy the
year round view of the 2,000 lineal feet of stream within the community.
Showcasing included features and amenities with quality far above other
upscale builders. This, in combination with the excellent reputation Romanelli & Hughes has maintained over 35 years for quality and
customer service; make The Villas at Northstar the condominium of choice for knowledgeable home buyers.
The Villas at Walnut Grove, offer
luxurious condominium living in
beautiful twin single ranch and twostory homes. The park like setting
of this tree-lined European styled
community features a beautifully
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a dramatic fountain, lighted walking
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areas. This private, gated, exclusive
Romanelli and Hughes neighborhood
is located just north of the city of
Westerville, minutes from Polaris with all its shopping and
restaurant conveniences, near Alum Creek State Parks
and Hoover Reservoir. You can indulge yourself with the
quality, craftsmanship and unsurpassed included features of
a Romanelli and Hughes custom built home combined with
the ease of a maintenance-free lifestyle.
Prestigious Walnut Grove Estates,
offers lush green-space and reserves
throughout this peaceful community
with extensive walking paths, large
ponds with fountains and a Tot Park
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the Polaris Fashion Place or a few
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just across the street from the Worthington Road entrance.
We would love the opportunity to welcome you home Walnut Grove Estates.
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New Albany may be known as a village, but it really takes a sophisticated
successful approach to sustainable development, following a well though out
master plan. The plan and community is based on traditional small town America
and reveals an architecturally defined style of the Georgian era. The charming
community boasts it passion for the arts with concerts in its parks, and world
class performances at the performing arts center.
The pedestrian friendly village square is quaint, filled with shops, restaurants,
offices and a library. New Albany is recognized as a social community where,
on the street or in a coffee shop, one may run into the Mayor or even the CEO
of one of the many fine companies that call New Albany home. The community
prides itself in preserving its agrarian heritage and natural landscape, offering
over 600 acres of public park and green space, over 900 acres of private
green space, leisure trails connecting neighborhoods and the village square,
and miles of rolling farmland mixed with lush woodlands.
The quaint village square has remained the heart of
New Albany, offering dining, shopping, entertainment
and services. Bottom left image - A community pays
respect to its citizens who have served in time of
war, displayed in the village square.
According to Columbus Monthly, New Albany ranks among the best of 24
suburban school districts in central Ohio.
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Taste of New Albany/Music at Market Square August TBA
Evening in New Albany August TBA
A&F Challenge September TBA
Walking Classic 10K Race September 13
New Albany Classic September 27
Oktoberfest October 3, 2009
Harvest Festival – New Albany Arts Council October 10th
Beggars Night October 29 6-8pm
New Albany Chamber Holiday Celebration December 6
The New Albany Walking Classic is the premier
event of the New Albany Walking Club. Now in
its 5th year, the Walking Classic has become
the largest walking-only race in the United
States. Voted Americas Best Walking Event.
-Walk Magazine 2008
Summer Fun!
Beat the heat this summer at the Plain Township Pool & Aquatic Center,
open to the public for a small fee or membership plan or enjoy a plethora of
activities such as Golf, Tennis, Dining, Social Events and more with a family
membership to New Albany Links Golf Club (614) 855-8532.
New Albany’s Corporate Competition
The A&F Challenge is an annual held Fund raiser event by Abercrombie & Fitch. It features running,
walking, biking with entertainment and food. A&F hosted the 8th Annual A&F Challenge on
September 13, 2008 on its Home Office campus in New Albany. The funds raised will go to the
Ohio State University Medical Center’s Program for Health. It focuses on “women’s cancers and the
prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of inflammatory bowel disease.
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New Albany Links
If “life on the links” is your passion, then a Romanelli & Hughes custom
home in our New Albany Links community is what you’ve been looking
for. Our executive home sites in the highly acclaimed New Albany/Plain
Local school district overlook the 18 hole golf course designed by Barry
Serafin featuring gently rolling terrain, scenic lakes and creeks, and mature foliage. Other amenities include a neighborhood swimming pool with
bathhouse and full-service snack bar, Har-Tru tennis courts, fitness center, and a beautiful clubhouse with excellent dining facilities. Starting from
the $470,000’s, weather it’s a ranch or a spacious two story home, you’ll find what your looking for in New Albany Links located off Central
College Rd with easy access to SR161 bypass and I 270, Easton Towne Center, Hoover Reservoir and historic downtown New Albany. Please
contact us for a personal tour of this community that features country club living at its finest!
Tidewater is an elegant New Albany community featuring only 60 Executive Home Sites designed to
incorporate a natural, nine-acre reserve, abundant mature trees and a meandering creek. Some sites
overlook a lovely one-acre pond guaranteed to provide a tranquil, private retreat for your family. This
community features Romanelli and Hughes finest Custom Homes starting from the $570,000’s showcasing
included features that are without equal. Located in the prestigious New Albany/Plain Local school district
with expedient access to the SR 161 bypass, Town Center on Market Street, Easton and the Columbus
Airport this premier New Albany location is an absolute treasure. Please contact us for your personal tour
of this community and our Model Home
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Worthington offers all of the attractions and conveniences of a big city combined
with the charm of small town living.
Worthington was one of the Midwest’s first planned communities, blending
commerce, residential life, education and faith. Founded in 1803, Worthington
reflects its dignified New England heritage with authentic brick sidewalks
leading to the central Village Green where many of the city’s original
commercial buildings and churches still stand proudly. Today, as in ages past,
people come to meet and greet on the Village Green and stroll the streets of
downtown Worthington.
Today, Worthington’s strong community spirit and excellent quality of life serve
as the solid foundation for people of all ages, businesses, their employees and
families.
Education, a founding tenet of the city, remains a hallmark of Worthington. Its
school district serves over 9,000 students and consistently earns the highest
ratings on the State’s school district report cards. Its student-focused educational
programs are continuously recognized as some of the best in the state.
Worthington is also home to a nationally recognized library system with
three branches to serve the community, numerous churches and religious
congregations and safe neighborhoods with tree-lined streets.
The Worthington arts community includes a number of theaters, choral and visual
arts groups. The Worthington Arts Council sponsors arts-related activities, shows
and events throughout the year. The community is in the process of constructing
the Peggy R. McConnell Arts Center of Worthington, which will house the arts
council and be the home to many arts-related programs, performances and
groups.
The City of Worthington recognizes the value of good health and fitness and
has responded to the needs and expectations of the community by expanding
the Worthington Community Center into a spectacular family oriented, state-ofthe-art facility complete with an aquatic complex and fitness center. The Center
includes 2 pools, a leisure pool for family fun and a lap pool for exercise
and swimming lessons, a state-of-the-art fitness center, 2 basketball courts, art
rooms and many other amenities.
In addition, Worthington is home to the Healthy Worthington Coalition, a
volunteer organization dedicated to personal health in body, mind and spirit.
Healthy Worthington conducts a number of programs each year to promote
wellness of the people who live and work in the Worthington community.
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Worthington’s unique Shopping and Strolling Experience...
Although founded two centuries ago, the city’s elegantly restored shops and eateries still
draw crowds with their small-town charm. Shops such as Curio Cabinet, Wren House and
Worthington Jewelers line the scenic streets. Visit LaChatelaine French Bakery and Cafe’ for
a true French experience. The historic Worthington Inn features a gourmet dining experience
in its award-winning restaurant. The Old Bag of Nails is a friendly pub known for its fish
and chips. Outdoor dining is available at Old Worthington restaurants during the summer
months. The Worthington Square mall , located at State Route 23 and I-270, offers the
perfect mall experience with many specialty stores for shoppers.
Old Worthington is host to many events
for all ages and interests throughout
the year. The Worthington Art Festival
is ranked as one of the top 200 arts
festivals in the country. Market Day
features arts and crafts, pancake
breakfasts and lots of outdoor fun.
During Worthington’s Farmers’ Markets,
farmers bring their fresh produce, plants
and crafts out to the sidewalk sale every
Saturday morning in May through
October. Other events include a tour
of homes, antique shows, movies and
concerts on the Village Green and an
old-fashioned ice cream social.
“http://www.worthington.org, 6/01/09”
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Our Communities in and around Worthington, Ohio
Francisco Glen is a luxurious maintenance free community in
Columbus neighboring Upper Arlington and Worthington areas,
offers custom designed ranch homes starting from the $350,000’s.
A great centralized location provides access to unique dining,
shopping, OSU and SR 315. This quaint community is inspires by
Mediterranean style vacation homes that are just less than 2000
SF of living on the first floor with full basements offering unlimited
design options to meet all your needs. With a Romanelli and Hughes
custom home you will enjoy the quality and attention to detail that we
build into every home. These luxury homes feature open floor plans,
hardwood floors, gourmet kitchens with large islands, stainless steel
appliances, granite counter tops and much, much more. In Francisco
Glen, you can downsize without compromise… For more information
on Francisco Glen, stop by our beautiful Model Home or visit us at
www.rh-homes.com.
Lindsey Woods, a Gorgeous maintenance free community in the
Worthington area, is conveniently located off Linworth Road near
Hard Road and SR 315, offering custom designed ranch and first
floor master plans from the $475,000’s. Our custom homes in Lindsey
Woods start around 2400 SF and have great architectural charm
showcased in a quaint old-world setting surrounded by mature trees.
With a Romanelli and Hughes custom home you will enjoy the quality
and attention to detail that we build into every home. These luxury
homes have open floor plans, hardwood floors, gourmet kitchens
with large islands, stainless steel appliances, granite counter tops
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POWELL
Looking around central Ohio, the number of outstanding communities is
truly staggering. But in one little corner of southern Delaware County is a
suburb that shines brighter than the rest: the city of Powell.
Even though Powell has expanded from a small farming village into a
modern suburb, it has maintained its heritage and small town charm. The
historic downtown area surrounding the intersection of Powell and Liberty
roads has always been at the heart of the community. New businesses have
grown up next to the established buildings that have stood there since the
late 19th century. These new buildings even resemble the old, giving the
illusion of strolling through a place lost to the modern grip of the 21st century.
Almost all of the small businesses in the area are family owned and operated,
and have kept the charm of the town. Powell’s family atmosphere and laidback style led Money magazine to list it as the 18th best place to live in the
United States in 2005.
Powell has a rich and storied history as a small-time, family-oriented town.
First settled around 1801, the area was originally known as Middlebury.
Judge Thomas Powell brought the first post office to the town in 1857, and the
grateful residents adopted his name for their community. The area remained
small and agricultural up until the 1980s, when Columbus’s urban sprawl
finally caught up to Powell.
Since the 1990s, Powell has been in a constant state of development.
Between 1990 and 1999, Powell’s population grew 189.5% as people moved
out of the big city and towards the suburbs. With a population of 12,162
people in July 2007, Powell has grown into a thriving, upscale community.
The housing market, though very diverse, holds onto its upscale appeal
of this upscale suburb. The majority of homes in the Powell area are less than
20 years old, and the estimated median home value was $344,621 in 2007.
90.6% of homes are family households with an average of 3.2 people per
home. Though the majority of homes are single family households, Powell also
has several thriving condo and apartment communities. These offer residents
affordable living options while maintaining the feel of approachable luxury
that surrounds the area.
One of the major benefits of Powell is the excellent education that the
Olentangy Local School System has to offer. Olentangy Liberty High School
was recently ranked the 291st best high school in the nation by Newsweek
Magazine, one of only 28 schools in the state to make the list. The Delaware
Gazette published an article stating that “95% of parents approve of the
work being done by classroom teachers at the Olentangy Local Schools”.
The district has received the state’s “Excellent” rating several years in a row,
and Liberty High School has had a graduation rate well above 90% since it
opened in 2003.
The city of Powell’s Department of Parks and Recreations also offers
residents a great deal of opportunities for residents to get active. There
are five city-run parks, including a skateboard park, a water park, and the
Powell Pool, that provide families with places to go and have fun. The city
also maintains miles of bike and running paths for residents that wind through
the beautiful forests and fields that Powell has to offer. The annual PowellFest,
put on by the city, attracts people from all over central Ohio, offering food,
live music, and lots of other entertainment options for people of all ages. The
festival gives Powell a chance to show itself off, and is even concluded with
a professional fireworks display.
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In addition to its parks, Powell
lies conveniently close to
many attractions that this side of Columbus has to offer.
Two country clubs, Kinsale and Wedgewood, as well as
two other golf courses, the Shamrock and the Safari,
offer golfers world-class opportunities to hone their
skills minutes from home. Just west of downtown Powell
lie the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium and Zoombezi
Bay. Ranked the number one zoo in the country, it
is an excellent place to take the family for a day trip.
And Zoombezi Bay water park is full of slides, rides,
and other attractions to help keep visitors cool though the hot summer months. Powell is
also only minutes away from Lewis Center and S.R. 23, which offer residents dozens of
shopping opportunities. Go a few miles farther down Powell Road and the Polaris area of
Westerville, with its mall, movie theater, and other entertainment options, can be found.
As any resident will tell you, Powell is one of the best places to live in all of central
Ohio. Offering a luxurious, elegant atmosphere without sacrificing its approachable,
small-town charms, Powell truly is a unique place. Its excellent school system, beautiful
parks, and proximity to hundreds of entertainment options make this small city a place of
huge opportunities perfect for people young and old.
Calendar of Events
JULY:
10th and 17th- “Lolli-Pops!” summer children’s concert series Village Green Park
AUGUST:
14th- “Lolli-Pops!” summer children’s concert series at Village Green Park
OCTOBER:
17th- Autumn Community Bonfire at Village Green Park
DECEMBER:
5th- Holidays in Powell at Village Green Park and in Downtown Powell
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Our Communities in and around Powell, Ohio
Homestead at Scioto Reserve features maintenance-free living for those looking for a smaller, more affordable, free-standing condominium in
ranch or 2-story designs. Community amenities include ample green space, a large pond with gazebo, community garden, and a clubhouse
with fitness center and swimming pool. Homestead at Scioto Reserveis located west of Sawmill Parkway off Home Road. All floor plans have
hardwood floors, granite countertops, gorgeous woodwork and full basements. Our homes are located on Golf Village Dr. and are currently
opened on Saturday and Sundays from 12 to 4:30 PM, or call us for a private appointment. Pricing starts at $300,000.
Liberty Village is located just outside of Powell and offers single family custom
homes from ranch to two-story plans starting in the $450,000’s. Spacious
Lots, many close to an acre in size, are perfect for those who enjoy a country
atmosphere without a long commute to the city. With 34 home sites, Liberty
Village offers quaint luxurious living in a natural setting with mature trees
and water features. Liberty Village is in the Olentangy School district and
in close proximity to historic downtown Powell, the Columbus Zoo and
Aquarium, unique local shopping and dining options..
Nelson Farms, nestled in the scenic twists and turns of the picturesque Olentangy River Valley, offers custom single family living in southern
Delaware County in an unequaled setting. This community is comprised of 52 large, 3/4-acre home sites set among rolling hills, ravines, deep
woods, and sparkling ponds. Starting from the $500,000’s, weather it’s a ranch or a large two story home with a walk-out lower level, Nelson
Farms is the ideal location for building your dream home with Romanelli and Hughes. Located in the desirable Olentangy School district, with
access from SR 315 and Liberty Road, Nelson Farms is close to historic downtown Powell and just minutes from the Polaris commerce area.
The 39 home sites of Preserve at Seldom Seen, located in
Powell, offer estate living in a park-like setting with over 13
acres of green space reserve and water features. Enjoy
the view of open spaces as the heart of this community
is highlighted by an expansive centralized green space
with a spectacular pond, fountain, and paved walking
path. The ½ acre home sites, bordered by mature trees,
are the perfect setting for our single family custom homes
from ranch to two-story plans starting in the $500,000’s.
Preserve at Seldom Seen is in the desirable Olentangy
School district with easy access to the walking trails,
woods and ponds of the 72 acre Emily Traphagen
Preserve; while still enjoying the conveniences of shopping
and restaurants in historic downtown Powell, the Polaris
area and the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium.
Seldom Seen Acres is located in Powell and is a maintenance free luxury condominium community, offering a plethora of amenities, space and
pampering features. Each condominium comes with granite counters, hardwood floors, custom fireplace, a spa master bath and gourmet kitchen
packages. Full basements are included features and finishing with entertainment rooms, home theaters, wine cellars and extra bedrooms are very
popular options in this beautiful private community. Homes here start at $298,000 with both ranch and two-story plans available. Condo fees
for Seldom Seen Acres are $160.00 per month. Amenities include; a pool, clubhouse and fitness area. Stop by our furnished model from 12 to
6 PM Sunday through Tuesday and 12 to 5 PM on Friday and Saturday.
For More Information on Availability, Pricing and Contacts, visit:
www.rh-homes.com
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Gahanna represents one of the most successful communities in the state of Ohio.
Rich in heritage and diversity, Gahanna offers a friendly environment, unique
historic attractions, quality restaurants and accommodations, eclectic shopping
destinations and expansive green space. Gahanna has a lot to offer Central
Ohio families, from an excellent educational system to its connection with the
environment through the development of parks and recreation.
The recent Creekside development added 200,000 square feet of new mixed
use development to Olde Gahanna. Fine dining, unique shopping, conveniently
located offices, and stunning residences, along the expanded public underground
parking and new community gathering space, makes this a top Central Ohio
destination.
It was in 1849 when Gahanna was founded by John Clark, along the Big Walnut
Creek. The land was 800 acres large and obtained by his father’s purchase
from Governor Worthington in 1814. “Gahanna” comes from a Native American
word meaning three creeks that join into one. Clark called his land “Gahanna
Plantation” coming from the nearby Gahanna Creek, later named Big Walnut
Creek. Thus the Official Seal of the City of Gahanna refers to the confluence of
three creeks, with the inscription “Three In One”.
Gahanna later merged with nearby town, Bridgeport and kept the name
Gahanna. In 1881 Gahanna was incorporated with Franklin County and elected
its first Mayor, L. John Neiswander.
Today Gahanna is a thriving community, with a perfect location, easily accessible
to I-270, State Route 161, 62 and Columbus International Airport. Gahanna also
takes a front row seat to Easton Town Center shopping and entertainment, an
international shopping destination. Gahanna offers plenty of shopping within it
boundaries too, as well as beautiful parks, architecturally diverse neighborhoods
and home to many Central Ohio businesses.
Views of the Creekside development & the heart of
Gahanna along Alum Creek.
Education is the cornerstone of Gahanna and an attractive feature for families
looking to raise children in a desirable environment. Lincoln High School achieved
the graduation rate state indicator of above 90% and is also rated “Excellent”
by the State of Ohio. The mission of the Gahanna-Jefferson School District is
to develop citizens who possess the self-esteem, motivation and skills needed
to communicate effectively, acquire and apply knowledge, make responsible
decisions, respect cultural diversity and adapt to the challenges of the 21st
century, by providing a diverse, well-trained staff, dedicated to delivering a
comprehensive curriculum which is based on research and which meets student
and community needs.
“City of Gahanna
www.gahanna.gov 6/1/2009”
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GAHANNA OHIO
JULY THRU SEPTEMBER
Tuesdays 6:30pm-8:30pm
Rotary Family Series- The Department of Parks & Recreation is
excited to offer this all NEW concert series at Creekside Park
& Plaza on Tuesday evenings. Have dinner with friends or go
shopping, then sit back, relax and enjoy FREE music.
Wednesdays 4pm-7pm
OGCP Farmer’s Market- Don’t miss the opportunity to enjoy
fresh locally grown produce and homemade items at the Olde
Gahanna Community Partnership’s Creekside Farmers Market.
The market will change with the seasons and feature a variety
of vendors.
Fridays 7pm-9pm thru August
Music in the Park- The Department of Parks & Recreation hosts this
FREE family oriented series to bring together music and community
in our beautiful parks. Join us this summer to enjoy everything from
Creole Funk to the Beetles…whatever your taste in music, you will
find something to enjoy at Music in The Park.
Location: Friendship Park, 150 Oklahoma Ave.
Saturdays 8pm-10pm
Concerts on the Creek- The Department of Parks & Recreation
hosts the FREE concert series at Creekside Park & Plaza. Enjoy this
fabulous gathering place where you can find shopping, food, and
fantastic entertainment in one hot spot. Come and join us for a
great night and whatever your taste in music, we promise you will
enjoy listening to our Concerts on the Creek!
Location: Creekside Plaza Rotary Stage, 123 Mill Street
July 24th 9:00pm
Classics on the Creek- The Department of Parks & Recreation
is excited to offer a Friday night movies series at beautiful
Creekside Park & Plaza! We will screen classic movies ranging
from Hollywood staples to our favorite extra-terrestrial on a giant
16-foot screen!
This month: Breakfast at Tiffany’s
Location: Creekside Park & Plaza, 123 Mill Street
August 28th 9:00pm
Classics on the Creek (see above)
This month: E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial
Location: Creekside Park & Plaza, 123 Mill Street
September 3rd 4:00pm-8:00pm
Paws in the Plaza!- Join other dogs as they bring their owners to
stroll through Olde Gahanna, Creekside, & Mill
“City of Gahanna - www.gahanna.gov 6/1/2009”
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SUMMER 09 EVENTS
Our Communities in and around Gahanna, Ohio
The Woods at Havens Run is Romanelli & Hughes’ newest development in Jefferson Township. This community consists of only 28 home sites and is a
joint venture with Truberry Group. The largely wooded 13 acres of common area provide a natural setting which offers a serene escape from city life.
Home prices will vary from high $400’s to $800,000. Nestled in a country setting, the Woods at Havens Run is convenient to Old Gahanna, the new
Creekside development and is merely 10 minutes from Easton Town Center. Located in the Gahanna Jefferson school district, this community is also
very convenient to several private schools such as The Columbus Academy, St. Charles and the Columbus School for Girls.
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