1276 N High St

A landmark adaptive‑reuse condominium converted from an early 20th‑century Masonic lodge, this four‑story historic building in Columbus’s Short North blends preserved period detail with modern loft living. Constructed circa 1900–1914, the property retains architectural flourishes such as stained‑glass windows, marble‑tiled entry, exposed brick walls, hardwood floors, and high, dramatic ceilings; many residences feature two‑story layouts and lofted master suites accessed by spiral or custom staircases. Units are primarily one‑bedroom condos with open plans, granite counters, stainless appliances, island seating, in‑unit stacking washer/dryers, garden/soak tubs, and private outdoor space in the form of balconies, patios, or multi‑level decks. Building systems have been updated over time (noted HVAC replacements and interior door upgrades), and the homeowners association maintains a low monthly fee. Common conveniences include an elevator and gated, reserved off‑street parking. The self‑managed building sits steps from dining, galleries, grocery, and public transit with easy access to OSU and downtown, combining an urban, walkable neighborhood lifestyle with boutique historic character. Short‑term rental restrictions apply; FHA approval is noted for financing eligibility.