About Bellefontaine

Nicknamed the “Peak of Ohio,” and home to Campbell Hill, Bellefontaine is home to more than 13,000 Ohioans in Logan County. Located 58 miles north of Columbus, Bellefontaine is centrally located to Honda manufacturing plants in nearby areas, making Honda the city’s largest employer. Most residents who rent a Bellefontaine apartment or house elect to fly into Bellefontaine Regional Airport that is serviced by many commercial airlines. Translated from French, Bellefontaine means “beautiful spring,” referring to the many springs in the area. Residents of a Bellefontaine house or apartment for rent can find K-12 education nearby between three elementary schools, a middle school, and high school. Further education can be found on the satellite campuses of Ohio State University and Urbana University nearby. Rich history from the American Revolution and days of the railroad can still be found among the city streets. The city boasts many landmarks and attractions including Court Avenue, the first concrete street in America, the Holland Theater, McKinley Street, the shortest street in the world, and the first brokerage house of Edward D. Jones. Unlike many other Ohioan towns of similar size, Bellefontaine also has its own hospital, Mary Rutan, in addition to dozens of shopping outlets nearby.

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