199 S 5Th St

A high-rise condominium completed in 1972, this downtown Columbus residential tower is predominantly configured as two-bedroom units with a mix of corner and penthouse layouts. The architecture emphasizes modern, industrial materials — exposed concrete ceilings, polished or stained concrete and hardwood floors, and large curtain‑wall glazing that frames skyline views. Units range from conventional plan two-bedrooms to dramatic rooftop penthouses with expansive private terraces and lofted sleeping areas. Typical interiors feature open living concepts, high ceilings with exposed beams or piping, designer kitchens with solid wood or maple cabinetry, stone counters, and stainless appliances; many units include in-unit stacked laundry, substantial closets, and renovated baths with large walk-in showers or marble tile. Private outdoor space is common: balconies or sizable terraces are a frequent selling point. Building services and systems include elevator access, gated or reserved attached garage parking (often two deeded spaces), security cameras, and some storage lockers. Mechanical updates are noted in individual units (HVAC, water heaters). Common elements and neighborhood benefits support an urban lifestyle: a shared rooftop/patio area for residents, secure garage access, and proximity to Columbus Commons, the Scioto Mile, cultural institutions, restaurants and downtown amenities. Pet and explicit concierge policies vary by unit/owner; parking is typically deeded or reserved in a covered garage. The overall character blends midcentury structure with contemporary interior renovations and strong city-centric living.