Why Live in Kern Valley
Kern Valley in Fort Wayne is a suburban neighborhood developed mainly between the 1970s and 1990s, featuring a mix of Traditional, split-level, and ranch-style homes. The area is characterized by large, well-maintained lots, sidewalks on one side of the street, and tall trees. Homes typically have three bedrooms and two bathrooms. Jehl Park, less than a mile away, offers basketball and tennis courts, a playground, and a multiuse field. Kreager Park, bordering the neighborhood to the south, is a major attraction with its extensive playgrounds, baseball diamonds, tennis courts, and paved walking trails. The park connects to the Rivergreenway trail system along the Maumee River. For daily needs, residents can drive 2 miles northwest to Georgetown Square, which includes a Kroger, Anytime Fitness, and the Georgetown branch of the Allen County Public Library. Dining options nearby include Cebolla’s Mexican Grill, Miyabi Sushi & Asian Cuisine, and Top’s Tavern, known for its American diner-style food and nightly entertainment. Although public transportation is not readily available in Kern Valley, downtown Fort Wayne is just a 15-to-20-minute drive away. The neighborhood is zoned for Fort Wayne Community Schools, with Haley Elementary, Blackhawk Middle School, and Snider High School all within 4 miles. Snider High offers a Project Lead the Way Biomedical Sciences Program for students interested in medical careers.
