Located just 8 miles southwest of Columbus, Grove City traces its roots to 1852, when the remaining groves of trees after the area's clearing inspired its name. Today, this suburban community celebrates its heritage through popular annual traditions like the Wine & Arts Festival in June and the Arts in the Alley Festival in September, both drawing thousands of visitors to the historic Town Center.

Rental options in Grove City include boutique apartment communities and townhomes with average one-bedroom apartments renting for around $1,206 monthly. The city's higher median household income of $88,329 reflects its established residential character. Neighborhoods throughout the city offer easy access to outdoor spaces like Fryer Park and Windsor Park, while shopping destinations like Grove City Town Center and Stringtown Road provide retail and dining options.

The convenient location just off I-71 makes for an easy 15-20 minute commute to downtown Columbus. COTA (Central Ohio Transit Authority) provides bus service between Grove City and Columbus, with multiple routes including the popular Route 3 along Broadway and Grove City Road. The area's strong economic base includes major employers like Mount Carmel Grove City Hospital and the South-Western City School District, while the proximity to Columbus offers additional career opportunities.