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Access to amenities in East Park
Next to the popular Sadie Thomas Memorial Park, the East Park neighborhood offers quiet suburban living with easy routes to downtown Bryan, Texas, and the surrounding area. “You have movie theaters, groceries, hospitals — anything you could want is less than five minutes away,” says Anthony Gutierrez, a Realtor with Keller Williams Realty Brazos Valley who has worked in the area for seven years. “And there are some really great parks and green spaces.”
Downtown Bryan's proximity to East Park means it is a top destination for entertainment.
Catalena Hatters, a few minutes from East Park, is a perfect place to purchase a cowboy hat.
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Sadie Thomas Memorial Park and Sue Haswell Park nearby
At Sadie Thomas Memorial Park, just across the street from the neighborhood, kids can play at the new playground or cool off in the summer heat at the swimming pool. Meanwhile, a basketball court and baseball field are available for those looking to get a pickup game in. The park has two pavilions available for reservation, including one with a kitchen and barbecue grills for a cookout. The city of Bryan recently updated the nearby Sue Haswell Park as well, with plenty of green space and paths to walk around.
An East Park resident browses her phone while sitting on a Sadie Thomas Park bench.
The East Park youths are big fans of the basketball courts.
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Bryan events downtown and in the park
Sadie Thomas Memorial Park hosts several annual gatherings and serves as a space for community events. The yearly Juneteenth celebration includes a parade and family entertainment such as live music and vendors. East Park residents can also head into nearby downtown Bryan for events like the monthly First Friday festival, where families can enjoy live music and peruse products from local businesses.
A mural tells the story of Downtown Bryan, located a short drive from East Park.
Downtown Bryan, located near East Park is a historic town.
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Access to downtown Bryan
Though a residential neighborhood, East Park is just 2 miles from downtown Bryan and its bars and restaurants, including RX Pizza and Bar in an old drug store, and local shops like the family-owned Catalena Hatters. Eateries also cluster around the intersection of Texas 6 and Highway 21, with chains like McDonald’s and Bryan staples like Sodolaks Beefmasters and its steaks and catfish. An H-E-B is 2 miles away for groceries.
A Downtown Bryan statue depicts a young boy being read to by an older man, located in East Park.
RX Pizza is not a far drive from the East Park area and serves up delicious pies.
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Ranch-style homes on East Park cul-de-sacs
With wide streets and cul-de-sacs set back from the main roads, East Park has a quiet suburban feel. Grassy front yards and fenced-in backyards are often shaded by large oak trees, offering respite from the Texas heat. Ranch-style homes can range from the upper $100,000s to nearly $300,000. “It’s a lot of older single-family homes that either have been rehabbed or they’re a good project for first-time buyers where you can get in and kind of make it your own,” Gutierrez says.
Typically, East Park homes are clean and well kept.
Updated ranch style homes are rare but also visible throughout the East Park area.
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Studies in Bryan ISD
Students in East Park attend kindergarten through fourth grade at Bonham Elementary School, which received a B-minus grade from Niche. They then head to the new Sadberry Intermediate School for fifth and sixth grade, followed by B-minus-rated Davila Middle School for seventh and eighth. Rudder High School received a C-plus and offers an Advanced Placement Capstone program for high-achieving students. Eighth-graders can also apply to A-rated Bryan Collegiate High School, where they can receive an associate degree alongside their high school education. Bryan is home to a campus of Blynn College, which also awards associate degrees, while the Texas A&M Aggies roam 7 miles away in nearby College Station.
Cultivating young minds at James Earl Rudder High School, where education blooms.
Enter a world of knowledge at Arthur L. Davila Middle School.
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Easy access to Highway 6
East Park is just off Texas Highway 6, a main route through the combined Bryan-College Station area, twin cities with a population of over 200,000. “It’s very nice to have because you can be on and off the highway in a very short period,” Gutierrez says. “If you live in the center of town, it might take you longer to get to the highway with traffic, versus just being able to jump on and go.” For longer trips, Highway 6 leads north to Waco or south to Houston. The Brazos Transit District operates buses throughout Bryan-College Station, with a route passing the neighborhood. While the Easterwood Airport in College Station offers commercial flights to Dallas-Fort Worth International, the nearest major airport is George Bush Intercontinental in Houston, a 90-mile drive.
East Parks older brick ranchers dot the neighborhood streets.
The East Park neighborhood is a less expensive option for those with a lower budget.
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Crime and Safety
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East Park
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Homicide
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4
Sexual Assault
5
4
Assault with Weapon
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4
Robbery
5
4
Burglary
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4
Motor Vehicle Theft
5
4
Larceny
4
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Crime Score
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4
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East Park Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in East Park, Bryan sell after 49 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in East Park, Bryan over the last 12 months is $187,950, up 20% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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