Better Home Strategy Adam Geuy · Blacktree Realty

New construction · Columbus, Franklin County

Sixty Spring

1 home available right now, $240,000 to $240,000.

$240,000from
1,060 to 1,060square feet
2bedrooms
2baths
1-cargarage
$319/moHOA

New homes for sale in Sixty Spring right now

1 new-construction listing from the MLS, refreshed every six hours (updated Nov 8, 2026, 12:05 AM ET). Each opens its own page with every photo, the full details and a tour button. 2 resale homes are also listed in Sixty Spring; they are on the Columbus page.

60 E Spring Street, 211, Columbus, OH 43215, Columbus, Ohio Active

$240,000 2% below original

60 E Spring Street, 211, Columbus, OH 43215

2 bd · 2 ba · 1,060 sq ft · built 1940

KW Classic Properties Realty

What it costs

Asking range$240,000 to $240,000
Typical size1,060 sq ft
Estimated paymentabout $1,090/mo plus $319 HOA
HOA$319 monthly
IncentivesNone published for this community. I check the builders' promotions weekly and confirm in writing before it factors into an offer.
HOA coversLawn Care, Gas, Insurance, Cable/Satellite, Trash, Snow Removal

Payment is principal and interest on the entry price with 20 percent down over 30 years at 5.5 percent, which is close to what builders here are landing buyers at. It excludes taxes and insurance on purpose. The tax line on a new build is almost always the bill on an empty lot and resets once the county reassesses the finished house. That is the number that surprises people, and I have written up exactly how it works.

What's in the community

  • Gated

Ask which of these are built today. In a community still going up, amenities are often on the plan before they are on the ground.

Where it is

CityColumbus, Franklin County
SchoolsCOLUMBUS CSD 2503 FRA CO.

Open Sixty Spring in Google Maps

District boundaries move while a community is being built. Verify the assignment for your specific lot rather than the community.

Before you tour Sixty Spring

Most builders decide representation at the guest register on your first visit. Tour alone, sign it, and they will generally treat you as their customer from that point on. The builder has already budgeted a commission either way, so the only question is whether you have anyone on your side of the table.

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