There’s an energy in the Arena District you just won’t find anywhere else in downtown Columbus. This is where urban excitement meets neighborhood charm just steps away from the Short North, Arena Grand Movie Theatre, the North Market, fabulous restaurants and pubs, along with every kind of cultural event imaginable.

It’s a neighborhood that’s called home by more than 600 residents including the Arena Crossing Apartments, Burnham Square Condominiums and Flats on Vine Apartments.

The second for-sale project in the 75-acre master planned Arena District, The Condominiums at North Bank Park combine a spirit of old meets new. Featuring the historic A & P Warehouse building adjoined with a 20-story tower constructed of steel and glimmering glass offers 109 residences featuring a variety of floorplans and amenities.

Some history on the A & P Warehouse taken from The Arena District: A Neighborhood 170 Years in the Making

The A & P Warehouse building, once known as the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company was a formidable force in the local grocery business, competing with giants such as Kroger and Big Bear from the late 1800s through 1978. To service its growing store base A & P opened this grocery warehouse at Neil Avenue and Spring Street in 1926. After A & P ceased its Ohio operations, the warehouse served as a general storage facility most recently for commercial baking equipment, before breathing new life as urban and industrial condominiums