751 Campbell Avenue This home has been making a comeback for the better part of a decade and just needs a new steward to take the torch and complete the final stages of its restoration. So often in Central Ohio, we see homes with cheap, big-box store clearance gray faux-wood floors thrown down over original hardwoods, thick layers of paint slapped over ornamental oak stair banisters, and pocket doors permanently entombed in walls, never to be opened again. Not with this house. This home was bought by the current owner to begin its resuscitation, not to become a commodity or just a line item in a portfolio--and you feel that the moment you look at it. There is still work to be done. Someone who is handy with home repairs, or who has a great network of skilled friends to help with a restoration, would be ideal. This historic home features stunning woodwork, hardwood floors, a beautiful stairway, and original pocket doors--all meticulously maintained or restored. The home also features a sturdy brick exterior that provides protection from strong winds and storms that you just don't get in a standard, stick-built home. At the back of the expansive lot--which is made up of two separate parcels--you'll find a two-car garage and a separate shed. The second parcel to the east had a home on it as recently as 2011 and is large enough to build another house or possibly an ADU. The total lot size is just under a quarter-acre, which is incredibly rare this close to the center of Columbus. More about the location... This home is located just a 6-minute bike ride from 400 W. Rich and Land-Grant Brewing, 8 minutes from COSI, and 13 minutes from the heart of downtown Columbus. Additionally, you can hop on the freeway and be virtually anywhere in Central Ohio in under 30 minutes. This home is full of love and ready to become the passion project of a new owner--someone who truly cares about historic character and wants to be a contributing member of a growing community. Is that