Dublin, Ohio · Franklin County · Epcon (resale)

Trotters Chase

An established resale-only community in Dublin — one of the few genuinely affordable ways into the coveted Dublin area without the new-construction price tag. Here is the real picture.

Columbus 55+ Communities → Trotters Chase

Location
Dublin
County
Franklin
Builder
Epcon (resale)
Availability
Resale only
Price range
Mid $200ks+

The profile

Trotters Chase is an established, resale-only active-adult community in Dublin. Its appeal is squarely about access: Dublin is one of the most desirable and expensive suburbs in the metro, and the new Courtyards communities there start in the mid $400ks. Trotters Chase, as an older established community, opens the Dublin area to buyers working with a mid-$200k budget — a rare combination of the Dublin address and an affordable entry price.

Affordable + established + resale-only = three things to verify. The low price often reflects older homes that may need updating — budget for it. Resale-only means limited inventory and timing you do not fully control. And an older community’s association needs scrutiny: request the reserve study and special-assessment history before you buy. The Dublin location and Franklin County tax rate are the genuine upside.

Cost expectations

Monthly componentEstimate (~$280k home)
Property tax (Franklin County, ≈1.69% effective)~$394
Association fee~$250–$350
Homeowners insurance~$80–$120
All-in, excl. mortgage & utilities~$724–$864/mo

Who it suits

Trotters Chase is for the budget-conscious buyer who wants the Dublin area specifically — the location, the school district’s halo on resale, the established suburb — without the new Courtyards price. Comparable in spirit to the Villas of Gahanna and Village at North Falls as an affordable established option, but with the Dublin name. Budget for updates, confirm the association’s finances, and it is one of the few affordable doors into Dublin.

Want affordable Dublin done right?

We will watch for listings, confirm the fee, and review the reserve study before you commit.

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