Microliving @ 260 S 4th Street

Stay clear. Dangerous area. A lot of Homeless to harass you on a daily basis. Smoke free? Not!
Elevator smell to high heaven. Inconsiderate neighbors, paper thin walls and heating bills will run $200 a month.
I am out of here in a month. Maybe sooner.

Wouldn’t recommend applying to this place. You literally have to chase them to get an update on your application. Shows how they will be if you stay there.

Tenant since 2020. It's surprising quiet if you're towards the back of the building. The small space means small utility bills and great spend limiter. There's great access to everything nearby. Buy a cheap electric scooter or bike and you can expand your reach. I frequent the park on the river. Tons of options for parking if you look hard enough. You can get the parking bill down to $40 if your willing to walk a block home. The staff and maintenance have been extremely responsive and patient.… It's downtown so safety is certainly less than expected, but by no means is it dangerous around here. Over the 4 years, I've been here there has been two serious incidents around the block, but not within the building. Just remember safe parking principles like no valuables in the car and no custom rims. The downtown event access is a serious plus with a short walk to Ohio theater and various riverfront events like red, white and boom. I don't personally smoke, but just don't smoke in the building because they're serious about the policy. Read More

Microliving is a great option for those wanting to dwell in downtown Columbus. Every apartment is a "micro" studio, with a variety of sizes and price ranges to choose from. I chose one of the smallest options - about 290 sq. feet with no loft space, and will admit I was a bit nervous as to how I'd make it work possessing so many (WAY too many) things. I love that upon move in and settling in over these last few months, it's forced me to really consider what I own, why I own it, and if I really… need it anymore.

The ceilings are high, which makes it feel big, and I love that my appliances are full-size. There's a cool industrial vibe to the design, with exposed pipes, polished concrete floors, and greyscale painting on the walls.

Parking is pricey ($105/month), but is conveniently right next to the building. Laundry is not only on site, but on every single floor, which is super nice for each tenant to access and not have to wait for a turn. Management is super nice, fun, and friendly, and has always helped me in a prompt and respectful manner. I had about 50 million questions upon move-in, and Amanda graciously answered every single one.

So if you're looking to live somewhere downtown in the heart of the city (with great restaurant access too!) check out Microliving today! Read More