Northland-Parker Home for Rent

Northland-Parker in Columbia is a suburban neighborhood with wooded backyards, sidewalks, and small contemporary subdivisions. Residents often spot wild turkeys and deer, adding to the area's tranquil atmosphere. The neighborhood is three miles north of the University of Missouri and downtown Columbia, known as The District. Housing options primarily include apartments and single-family homes, with properties typically built in the '90s or early 2000s, featuring New Traditional and contemporary designs. Homes generally sit on a quarter-acre lot and range from $200,000 to $300,000, making them more affordable compared to the city's median home price. Bear Creek Park, a local green space with a playground and pavilion, is a popular spot among families. Nearby, Albert-Oakland Park offers an 80-acre space with the Albert-Oakland Family Aquatic Center, sports amenities, and access to the Bear Creek Trail, which connects to the expansive 533-acre Cosmo Park. Dining options include Goldie's Bagels for breakfast, Glenn's Cafe for Creole cuisine, and The Heidelberg for craft cocktails and American food. Sparky's Homemade Ice Cream is known for its eclectic decor and variety of flavors. For shopping and groceries, residents have access to Aldi, Gerbes, Hy-Vee, and the Columbia Mall within a 5-mile radius. Public transportation is available a mile west on Rangeline Street, with Go COMO's Orange Route providing access to The District. Major roads connect the community to the University of Missouri, MU Health Care, Columbia Regional Airport, and nearby cities like Jefferson City, Kansas City, and St. Louis.