Redwood® Newark
3 month minimum stay required
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- Two Bedroom Units Available
- Two Bathrooms
- Cat Friendly & Dog Friendly
- Attached Garage
- Laundry In Unit
Property Details
About this property
Redwood® Newark is where you’ll find the furnished single-story apartment you've been looking for. Live in a furnished two-bedroom, two-bathroom, pet-friendly home with an attached garage. Enjoy being surrounded by trees, with Raccoon Creek trickling nearby, and all of Newark’s amenities just a stone’s throw away. You can even get to the hustle and bustle of Columbus in just 45 minutes. But more than that, you can feel at home in a neighborhood atmosphere where life is quiet and friendly.
National Corporate Housing provides you with all the essentials necessary for a comfortable stay. From furniture and housewares to electronics and high-speed Internet, every apartment from National Corporate Housing comes fully furnished. You can move right in and feel at home wherever you are.
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Property Location
About Newark, Ohio
Learn About This Location
Newark is the site of the headquarters of basket-maker Longaberger. Founded in 1898, Holophane is among the world's oldest makers of lighting-related products. State Farm also has its headquarters here. Several industrial parks have Kaiser Aluminum, Dow Chemical Company, General Electric, Bayer, Boeing, THK, Harry & David, Communicolor, Diebold, Boeing, Anomatic, International Paper and Tamarack Farms Dairy.
The primary shopping mall in the area has the Indian Mound Mall (located in nearby Heath, named after the Indian settlements built 2,000 years ago by the Hopewell Indians of middle Ohio).