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Shopping, recreation and new development define North Branson
North Branson is considered a newer part of a small city known for its lakes, shopping and entertainment that draw in 10 million tourists annually. “It’s kind of our hot new area,” says Parker Stone, a Realtor who grew up here and works for Keller Williams Tri-Lakes. “Everything is developing north because everything south is already developed.” Outside of having newer homes, and more land to build on, North Branson also captures much of what the city is known for through its robust recreation and shopping. Despite being a “hot spot,” North Branson is removed from the touristy areas, such as the Branson Strip entertainment district and Branson’s lakes, while being a short drive from them. It offers a mix of communities that meet different lifestyles, including one that wraps around its local golf course.
Walmart is conveniently located in North Branson.
The RecPlex in North Branson offers a range of outdoor activities.
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Curvy roads connect traditional and luxury homes
Tract homes in the neo-traditional style, custom builds and ranch styles have a foothold here. Subdivisions and communities spread out across North Branson, ranging from traditionally suburban to gated. “We have all of these curvy, hilly roads that everyone gets around on, and they drop down into a master planned community, but that’s just one community,” Stone says. “You might drive 3 miles before you hit another one.” Most demand for housing comes from buyers looking to live in upscale areas such as Branson Hills, a gated golf course community. Higher-end homes tend to range from around $500,000 to $1.1 million. Modest properties range from approximately $190,000 to $480,000. Villas and condos are also available, starting at about $150,000 to $350,000, and rising to $650,000 for added square footage and amenities.
Gated communities offered secluded living in North Branson.
Larger, custom homes can be found the Branson Hills Golf Community.
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Schools offer solid academics and future-focused programs
Learners served by the Branson Public Schools. Kindergarten through third grade students attend Buchanan Elementary School, which earns an A-minus on Niche. Fourth through sixth graders attend Buchanan Intermediate School, which has the same rating. Branson Junior High School and Branson High School follow, both scoring B-plus ratings. Branson High School also offers college preparation through programming such as the Individual Career and Academic Plan.
Buchanan Elementary School students go on to attend Buchanan Intermediate School.
Branson High School has an average enrollment of around 1,500 students.
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From Moonshine Beach to mountain biking
Branson’s shopping and entertainment scene is balanced by robust outdoor recreation. “We have some of the best chain of lake systems here. A lot of golf, we’re a golf destination,” Stone says. “We have a lot of floating rivers close by, lots of hiking, and we’re also known for mountain bike trails.” North Branson supports local golf enthusiasts with a public course and driving range, as well as athletic fields. Nearby marinas and boat ramps accommodate water activities. Moonshine Beach, roughly 10 miles away, is a popular place to lounge on the sand but sometimes closes due to flooding.
Kayakers enjoy a cool paddle on Lake Taneycomo.
Table Rock Lake, just outside North Branson, draws residents and tourists with over 52,000 acres of water.
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Big-box stores, local eats and entertainment
The Shoppes at Branson Hills and the Shoppes at Branson Meadows are located in North Branson. A wide range of options exist between the two, including Target, Home Depot, local spots like Neill’s Homestore and a cinema. The Social Birdy is north of the Shoppes at Branson Hills. “It’s a cool indoor golf suite bar for golf and pickleball,” says Parker Stone, a Realtor who grew up here and works for Keller Williams Tri-Lakes. Locals also head there for food and drinks, including chicken sandwiches, burgers, shakes and beers. Options also line Highway 248 and Gretna Road, including more chains at Cedar Ridge Shops, fast food and local favorites such as Big D’s BBQ Branson and the comfort food spot Billy Gail’s at Branson Mill. Country Mart, Aldi and Walmart Supercenter are available for groceries.
North Branson residents have convenient access to major retailers.
North Branson residents gather at Mezcal Mexican Restaurant for dinner and drinks.
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Live shows, museums and Silver Dollar City fuel tourism
Branson is known for its entertainment scene. “Yakov is a world-renowned comedian. He lives here in Branson and has a show here. He was just on Jimmy Fallon,” White says. She adds that entertainers often support the community in various ways, such as serving in nonprofits or at the city level. “And it’s not uncommon to go to dinner and have one sitting right next to you and striking up a conversation with you.” One of the city’s busiest zones is the Branson Strip, which features attractions including the Clay Cooper Theatre for live music and the Hollywood Wax Museum. The 1880s-themed amusement park Silver Dollar City is about 10 miles away.
North Branson residents enjoy the color and beauty that Branson offers.
Silver Dollar City is a short drive from North Branson.
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Roads through North Branson
Missouri Route 248, U.S. Route 65 and U.S. Route 76 flow through North Branson, connecting the neighborhood to the wider region.
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On average, homes in North Branson, Branson sell after 60 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in North Branson, Branson over the last 12 months is $262,000.
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