Bass-Leesburg Civic Houses for Sale

Bass-Leesburg Civic in Fort Wayne is a neighborhood characterized by its planned communities with flat, winding streets and sidewalks. Homes here, built from the 1970s onwards, include Colonial Revivals, mid-century ranch-styles, and contemporary cottages. The neighborhood's proximity to downtown Fort Wayne provides residents with access to various parks and trails. Rockhill Park offers basketball courts and baseball fields, while the nearby Lindenwood Nature Preserve features four hiking trails through its 110-acre forest. Franke Park, spanning nearly 340 acres, includes hiking trails, picnic pavilions, and Shoaff Lake, a popular fishing spot. The park also houses the Fort Wayne Children's Zoo and the Fort Wayne BMX Race Park, making it a notable attraction. Independence Drive, in the northern part of the neighborhood, is lined with corporate offices, industrial facilities, and various stores. Dining options include Liberty Diner, Raimundo's Pizza, and Deer Park Irish Pub, with live music available at the latter. Shopping needs are met at Jefferson Pointe Shopping Center, which includes a Trader Joe's, Lowe's, Walmart Supercenter, and Kohl's. Foellinger Theater in Franke Park hosts outdoor concerts and seasonal performances. While public transit options are limited, residents typically drive along Goshen Road or Spring Street to reach downtown. The neighborhood is zoned for different Fort Wayne Community Schools, with varying ratings. The University of Saint Francis, located at the southern edge, offers higher education and hosts local collegiate football games at Bishop John M. D'Arcy Stadium.