4190 Brownsville Road
Seven acres, seen the way only a drone can show it.
A closer look, room by room.
A private seven-acre estate, uncommonly finished.
A private 7-acre estate just outside metro Columbus, built in 2021 with nothing left to finish. The 8,354-square-foot residence pairs Western-inspired architecture and copper detailing with a gourmet kitchen, a dedicated home office, and a spa-style primary suite that's your own retreat, all connected by a walls-of-glass living wing overlooking the wooded, stream-fed lot.
Four bedrooms, five baths, a 6-car heated garage, geothermal heating and cooling, and a full walk-out basement — every system built for a buyer who has no interest in contractors. The basement level holds a home theater, while the upper bonus level adds its own golf simulator room with a bar, built for nights that don't need to leave the property.
Outside, the grounds add an in-ground pool, a hot tub, and a private playground. New Albany's Intel corridor is a 30-minute drive, downtown Columbus about 40 — perfect for someone who doesn't want city living, but still wants to be close. Built to be a forever home — now it can be yours.
A bath built as a retreat.
The primary bath centers on a hand-hammered copper soaking tub against a full stone accent wall — the kind of detail that reads as intentional rather than staged.
It's the kind of room that turns a Tuesday evening into something worth slowing down for — no drive, no membership, just the water running.
“Every room does something the last one didn't.”
What sets it apart
Six-Car Heated Garage
Attached, with garage door openers and full heating — rare at any price point.
Saltwater Pool & Hot Tub
A saltwater system means softer water and none of the harsh chlorine smell — gentler upkeep, not zero upkeep.
Geothermal Systems
Geothermal heating and cooling paired with on-demand water heating throughout.
Walk-Out Lower Level
A fully finished lower level with direct walk-out access to the grounds.
Golf Simulator & Bar
A dedicated bonus room built for entertaining, rain or shine.
Home Theater
A private screening room, fully wired and finished.
Copper Soaking Tub
The primary bath's centerpiece, set against a full stone accent wall.
Gated Community
Private gated access with a shared pool, fitness facility, and basketball court.
Heating and cooling that works with the land, not against it.
Instead of burning fuel to make heat, a geothermal system moves heat that's already there — drawing on the earth's stable underground temperature to heat the house in winter and cool it in summer. It's the same basic principle as a refrigerator, run in both directions, and it's the reason this home's utility bills don't move the way a conventional furnace-and-AC setup's would.
*Typical figures for residential geothermal systems compared to conventional oil, propane, or gas HVAC — contact the listing agent for this home's specific system details and utility history.
Built for a life that doesn't need to leave the property.
A home theater and a golf simulator with a bar aren't add-ons here — they're the reason the six-car garage, the geothermal system, and the walk-out basement all had to be built to the same standard as the kitchen. Nothing in this house was finished as an afterthought.
That's what nothing-left-to-finish actually means: a dedicated home office for the days you don't drive to New Albany, a spa-style primary suite for the days you don't want to leave the bedroom wing, and seven wooded acres between you and the next roofline. It's a floor plan built around staying home by choice, not by circumstance.
Every system here was sized for the next twenty years, not the next open house.
Rural acreage. An easy reach to everything else.
Seven wooded acres and a private well and septic don't have to mean a long haul into the city. Downtown Columbus is about 40 minutes away, the New Albany / Intel corridor is roughly 30, and Easton Town Center runs about the same as the downtown drive — all in the same general direction, so one trip covers a lot of ground.
Heath itself isn't standing still, either. The city is in the middle of building an entirely new downtown — a $218 million, 300-acre "Central Park District" going in near Indian Mound Mall, with shops, restaurants, breweries, a community pool, and over 1,800 planned housing units across its phases. It's under construction now, backed by state development tax credits, not just a proposal on paper.
Day to day, Heath still has the small-town version of all of it: family-owned spots like Elliot's Wood Fired Kitchen & Tap, Royal Thai, and Red Oak Pub and Restaurant, a walkway along the Licking River, and independent shops instead of big-box chains. Check the Heath Market's current schedule for seasonal farmers-market dates.
Madison Township, at the center of it all
Newark Earthworks
Two-thousand-year-old Hopewell ceremonial mounds — the Great Circle and Octagon Earthworks — inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2023. A handful of minutes away, and unlike anything else nearby.
Virtues Golf Club
A top-rated championship course set into the surrounding hills, minutes from the front gate.
Buckeye Lake State Park
Ohio's oldest state park — boating, swimming, and a string of lakefront restaurants along the water.
Dawes Arboretum
Sprawling gardens and walking trails, with a visitor center and seasonal events throughout the year.
Blackhand Gorge
A 4.3-mile paved trail plus miles of wooded hiking through the gorge along the Licking River.
Silicon Heartland
Intel's $28 billion chip campus is sited in Licking County, minutes away — the anchor of what's becoming Ohio's next major growth corridor.
Licking Valley Local School District
Licking Valley Elementary School
Grades K–5 — 3.2 miles away
Licking Valley Middle School
Grades 6–8 — 3.3 miles away
Licking Valley High School
Grades 9–12 — 3.5 miles away