Fairland Heights Home for Rent

Fairland Heights, located in west Independence, is a small neighborhood known for its proximity to the Englewood Arts District, a designated arts district that discourages certain businesses like gun stores and payday loan shops. This area benefits from a 1% sales tax that funds community improvements, including neighborhood patrols. Fairland Heights is three miles from historic Independence Square, home to the Truman Presidential Library and various dining and entertainment options. The neighborhood features older homes, many built in the 1920s, with styles including traditional, bungalows, ranch-style, Cape Cods, and Craftsman. Heavily wooded areas with mature trees and cyclone fences are common. Local eateries and entertainment venues include the Englewood Café, Vivelore, and the Nirvana Coffee Bar and Game Lounge. Independence Square offers spots like the Courthouse Exchange, Pharaoh 4 movie theater, and Diamond Bowl & Billiards. Grocery shopping is available a mile away at Save A Lot and La Plaza Market. Fairland Heights is close to Hill Park, with a skate park and walking trail, and Rotary Park, featuring a playground and splash pad. The neighborhood is accessible via Interstate 435, connecting to I-70 and Route 24, with public transportation available through IndeBus stops along Winner Road. Cyclists can use a bike lane on Blue Ridge Boulevard. Some areas are prone to flooding, and residents near I-435 and Independence Fire Station 3 may experience more traffic noise and sirens.