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3 bed, 2 bath single-story ranch in Creekside with a spa owner's suite, vaulted living, and a 3-car garage. Listed by The Parrett Group.
For years, you’ve been asking one room to do three jobs. But here, we have “A Room for That”... and then some.
2119 Gingerwood Ct · Grove City, OH 43123
A 4-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom home on a pond lot in the Briarwood neighborhood of Grove City, Ohio.
4 Beds
3.5 Baths
*3,443 Sq Ft
3-Car Garage
*includes finished basement
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For years, you’ve been asking one room to do three jobs. But here, we have “A Room for That”... and then some.
At a Glance
Briarwood
Neighborhood
Canini
Custom Builder
3-Car
Garage
Nearly ½ Acre
Pond Lot
Finished
Basement
None
HOA
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Second Floor
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Why we love it...
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Why We Love It
A Room for Every Job
For years, you’ve had one room that was the office, the guest room, and the room where the kids’ toys piled up. All at the same time. Here, a real office sits behind glass doors that actually close. There are four bedrooms upstairs, plus a bonus room with a skylight. The hall bath splits in two, so two people can get ready at once. And downstairs, the finished basement adds a whole other level. Same house... just more of it.
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Why We Love It
Open Where It Counts
All those rooms work because there’s still one place the whole house collects. The family room opens right into the kitchen, and the kitchen opens into a large breakfast nook with a wall of windows that look out to the pond. Somebody cooking, somebody doing homework, somebody laying on the couch... everybody in the same conversation. It’s open and connected, but still so cozy.
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Why We Love It
Built Like This on Purpose
Look at the materials and craftsmanship here, then think about those things in the last three homes you toured. Brick across the front, stucco on the sides and back, dentil crown molding, corbels at the doorways, solid raised-panel doors on every room, and a curved oak staircase. Even the dining room has backlit panels set into the walls. Yes, the wood is dark, and that may not be the modern trend. But dark wood can be refinished. This kind of craftsmanship can’t be added.
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Why We Love It
Upstairs
Their bedrooms get personality. Yours gets a lot of space and a view. The primary suite runs about 620 square feet with a bumped-out sitting area in front of the window, so the pond is the first thing you see in the morning. Off it, the bath has dual granite vanities, a glass shower, and a jetted corner tub. And the other four rooms up here each have their own thing going on — paneled walls, an arched window, a chair rail, a skylight. So nobody gets the “leftover” room.
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Why We Love It
A Level of Its Own
Warning: Downstairs is where the in-laws stop being houseguests and start becoming roommates. The finished basement adds about 940 square feet, with a full bath that might be the nicest one in the house, a living area, and a room at the bottom of the steps that works as an office or a potential guest room. Beyond that is the space the sellers used as a gym. And somewhere down here is a hidden door, which the sellers say you’re welcome to try to find.
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Why We Love It
Out Back
Every house on this pond made the same trade. I bet most of them think they came out ahead because you’ll notice the highway some days and never think about it on others. And what it bought is nearly half an acre on a cul-de-sac, with new composite decking that steps down to a gazebo, and a large flat yard so your 2-legged and 4-legged friends can run all day. The pond is the view from the deck, the nook, and your bedroom window. Not a bad trade.
When It Was Done
Built well, then kept that way.
1999
Canini & Pellecchia build the house. Brick front, stucco sides and back, and trim nobody budgets for anymore.
2022
New furnace and new air conditioning.
2023
New water heater.
More recently: a new kitchen backsplash, new garage doors, and new composite decking.
Listing Description
From the MLS
Some homes give you one big room and then expect everyone to sort it out. This one gives everyone what they actually need... some space. Four bedrooms with options for more when needed, an office, a finished basement, and a kitchen and family room that open into each other; here you’ve got “A Room for That” and more. Plus, it has a huge backyard that looks at a pond, and Canini-built quality throughout.
Off the foyer, the office sits behind doors that actually close, which is the difference between working from home and working in the middle of the house. The dining room has stained glass panels set into the walls that light up. The kitchen opens to the family room and a breakfast nook wrapped in windows on the water, so somebody can be cooking, somebody doing homework, somebody on the couch, and nobody has left the conversation.
Upstairs, the primary suite runs about 620 square feet, with a sitting area at the window so the pond is the first thing you see each morning, and a bath with granite vanities and a jetted tub. Three more bedrooms and a bonus room with a skylight are down the hall, so nobody gets the leftover room. The hall bath splits in two, so two people get ready at once and neither waits.
Downstairs runs like its own level: a living area, a full bath nicer than the ones upstairs, a room that works as an office or guest room, and the sellers’ gym. It’s where everyone else goes when you want the main floor back. Somewhere down there is a hidden door. They say you’re welcome to find it.
Out back, new composite decking steps down to a gazebo with a ceiling fan, and the yard runs long and flat to the water. Canini built it in 1999 and it shows: brick front, stucco sides and back, dentil crown, corbels, solid raised-panel doors, curved oak staircase. Furnace and A/C 2022, water heater 2023, newer backsplash and garage doors. Nearly half an acre, cul-de-sac, three-car garage, no HOA.
Answers
Common Questions
Most homes this size give you one big open space and expect everyone to work it out. This one is built the other way. There’s an office off the foyer with doors that close, four bedrooms upstairs plus a bonus room with a skylight, and a hall bath that splits into two rooms so two people can get ready without sharing a mirror. The finished basement adds another level entirely. But the kitchen, family room, and breakfast nook all open into each other, so when everyone does want to be in the same place, they are.
Yes, and it’s finished to the same standard as the rest of the house, with crown molding, recessed lighting, and carpet throughout. There’s a living area, a full bath, a room that works as an office or guest room, and the space the sellers used as a gym. That’s roughly 940 square feet on top of the 2,502 above grade, which is why the total living space is 3,443. The county’s tax record shows only the above-grade figure, so the two numbers will look different depending on where you’re reading.
The furnace and air conditioning were both replaced in 2022, and the water heater in 2023. The home has 200 amp service. More recently the sellers added a new kitchen backsplash, new garage doors, and new composite decking on the deck out back.
No. No association, no dues, no architectural review. In a market where most newer Grove City neighborhoods carry one, that’s worth knowing before you compare monthly costs.
South-Western City School District: JC Sommer Elementary, Park Street Intermediate, Jackson Middle School, and Grove City High School. The high school’s entrance sits right at the front of the neighborhood.
Thirteen minutes to downtown Columbus by way of I-71. Twenty-six minutes to Anduril’s Arsenal-1 facility near Rickenbacker. Six minutes to Mount Carmel Grove City, and eight to the Town Center.
We’re a family team, three generations of it, working out of an office on Broadway in Grove City. Connie Parrett has been licensed since 1978 and follows her father into the business, which means she has watched this market do everything it can do. Billy Wemlinger runs the marketing and the technology, so every home we list gets built out properly instead of getting a sign and a prayer. And Megan Chambers is the agent on this one, handling it start to finish. We’ve helped more than 2,000 families through this, and the thing they tell us afterward is that they always knew what was happening next. That’s the job as we see it: you make the decisions, we make sure you have what you need to make them well.
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Property Facts
Address2119 Gingerwood Court
CityGrove City
StateOhio
Zip Code43123
Square Footage (Tax)2,502
Square Footage (Living Space)3,443*
Bedrooms4
Bathrooms3 Full, 1 Half
Garage3-Car Attached
Lot Size0.4178 Acres
Tax Year2025
Taxes$6,935.52
Year Built1999
NeighborhoodBriarwood
Parcel Number040-009381
School DistrictSouth-Western City
Elementary SchoolJC Sommer
Intermediate SchoolPark Street
Middle SchoolJackson
High SchoolGrove City
StyleTwo Story
HOANone
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