8 homes for sale in Summit Chase
8 homes are for sale in Summit Chase, asking $140,000 to $229,900 with a median of $155,000, and 2 more under contract. Live from the MLS, updated Oct 19, 2026, 6:08 PM ET. Schools, taxes, days on market and more are answered below.
By town: Columbus (7) · Grandview Heights (1)
Across the region: Homes Under $250,000 · Homes with a Pool
Active $229,900 16% below original
1000 Urlin Avenue, 610, Columbus, OH 43212
2 bd · 2 ba · 1,272 sq ft · built 1965
Coldwell Banker Realty
Active $210,000
1000 Urlin Avenue, 12, Columbus, OH 43212
2 bd · 1.5 ba · 1,200 sq ft · built 1965
EXP Realty, LLC
Active $169,900 15% below original
1000 Urlin Avenue, 1515, Columbus, OH 43212
2 bd · 2 ba · 1,225 sq ft · built 1965
The Brokerage House
Active $160,000 18% below original
1000 Urlin Avenue, 1415, Columbus, OH 43212
2 bd · 2 ba · 1,225 sq ft · built 1965
KW Classic Properties Realty
Active $150,000 11% below original
1000 Urlin Avenue, 511, Columbus, OH 43212
2 bd · 1.5 ba · 1,272 sq ft · built 1965
Howard Hanna Real Estate Serv
Active $146,900 19% below original
1000 Urlin Avenue, 1402, Columbus, OH 43212
3 bd · 2 ba · 1,447 sq ft · built 1965
Keller Williams Capital Ptnrs
Active $140,000 13% below original
1000 Urlin Avenue, 1509, Grandview Heights, OH 43212
2 bd · 2 ba · 1,225 sq ft · built 1965
KW Classic Properties Realty
Active $140,000
1000 Urlin Avenue, 622, Columbus, OH 43212
1 bd · 1 ba · 692 sq ft · built 1965
RE/MAX Partners
Summit Chase: what buyers ask, answered from the MLS
- Homes for sale
- 8 (+2 under contract)
- Median asking price
- $155,000
- Asking price range
- $140,000 to $229,900
- Typical home
- 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, 1,225 sq ft
- Median year built
- 1965
- School district
- Grandview Heights City School District
- Median days on market (active)
- 91
- Listings with a price cut
- 6 (75%)
- Property tax (resale)
- about 2.52% of price, median $4,269
- HOA fee (median)
- $1,677 a month
- Location
- Columbus and Grandview Heights, Franklin County (43212)
How many homes are for sale in Summit Chase right now?
8 homes are for sale in Summit Chase as of October 19, 2026. 2 more are under contract. The count comes from the MLS's public listing feed and refreshes every six hours; a listing whose seller opted out of internet display will not appear here.
How much do homes cost in Summit Chase?
Asking prices in Summit Chase run from $140,000 to $229,900, with a median asking price of $155,000, and the middle half sits between $140,000 and $169,900.
Is Summit Chase a good place to live?
That depends on what you want from a home, and the honest answer comes from the numbers rather than adjectives. In Summit Chase right now: the median home for sale asks $155,000, the typical home was built around 1965, most listings are in the Grandview Heights City School District and HOA fees, where listed, run about $1,677 a month. Walk two or three of the listings on this page with me and you will know in an afternoon whether it fits.
What does a typical home for sale in Summit Chase look like?
The median listing in Summit Chase has 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms and about 1,225 finished square feet, built around 1965. The median asking price works out to about $135 a square foot of finished space.
What kinds of homes are for sale in Summit Chase?
Every home for sale in Summit Chase right now is a condo.
What school district is Summit Chase in?
Every listing in Summit Chase with a district on record is in the Grandview Heights City School District. The district comes from each listing's MLS record; attendance zones move, so confirm the assigned schools for any specific address with the district.
How long have the homes for sale in Summit Chase been on the market?
A median of 91 days as of October 19, 2026. That is the age of the listings still for sale, not how fast homes here sell; the ones that sold quickly have already left the page.
Are sellers in Summit Chase reducing their asking prices?
6 of the 8 homes for sale in Summit Chase (75%) are now priced below their original asking price, by a median 15.7%. A reduction usually means the seller is open to a conversation, and its size shows how much room they have already given.
What are property taxes like in Summit Chase?
On the resale homes for sale in Summit Chase, annual property tax runs about 2.52% of the asking price, a median of $4,269 a year, as reported on the MLS. The bill follows the county's assessed value and the levies of the school district and township, so two homes at the same price can differ; check the county auditor's record for a specific address.
Do homes in Summit Chase have HOA fees?
8 listings report an HOA fee, with a median of about $1,677 a month as entered on the MLS. Fees are set per community and per billing period, so confirm the current amount for any specific home.
Where is Summit Chase located?
Summit Chase is in Franklin County, with homes carrying Columbus and Grandview Heights addresses (ZIP 43212), based on the MLS records for the homes listed there.
How do I tour a home in Summit Chase or find out what mine could sell for?
I'm Adam Geuy, a REALTOR with Blacktree Realty, and I work with buyers and sellers across Central Ohio. Every active listing on this page has a Book a tour button that goes straight to my calendar (Coming Soon homes open for showings on their on-market date), and a free market report if you want to know whether a home is priced right or what your own home in Summit Chase could bring. Call or text me at 937-239-2919.
Computed from the live MLS listings on this page, updated Oct 19, 2026, 6:08 PM ET. Answers change as the listings do.
Listings from the MLS Internet Data Exchange program, refreshed every six hours. Listing information is provided by the Columbus and Central Ohio Regional MLS through the Internet Data Exchange program and is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Listings held by brokerages other than Blacktree Realty are identified with the listing brokerage's name. IDX information is provided exclusively for consumers' personal, non-commercial use and may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties consumers may be interested in purchasing.
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