Bryant is working to make up for lost time in becoming a residential destination. The city’s population boom took off late in the 20th century following the construction of major thoroughfare Interstate 30, and ever since, it has gradually developed into one of Central Arkansas’ most sought-after landing points. Today, new subdivisions continue to pop up on both sides of the interstate, centering homes around shopping and dining hubs, including Alcoa Crossings. The community includes over 270 acres of park space spread across six locations, with the most prominent being Mills, Alcoa 40 and Bishop parks. Hurricane Lake neighbors the community, boasting lakefront estates and premier crappie and trophy bass fishing.
Aerial of the quaint neighborhood of Collegeville located in Little Rock, Arkansas.
Traditional homes located in the quaint neighborhood Arkansas.
Bryant Arkansas has direct access to I-30, making travel to Little Rock and elsewhere easy.
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Hurricane Lake Estates and subdivisions
With Bryant’s recent growth, a variety of home styles has emerged. Flat lots feature brick ranch-style homes and Craftsman designs, with build years dating back to the 1980s and 1990s. With a few lots under new construction, some houses are as young as a year old. Homeowners customize the rectangular lots within their subdivision with fences, quaint porches and inground pools. Depending on square footage, prices typically run from $149,000 for a three-bedroom home to $802,000 for a four-bedroom home on the lakefront. Larger and newer homes within Hurricane Lake Estates sell for over $1.6 million. "Houses move fairly quickly in this market," says Executive Broker Tiffany Davis, who has been with Vylla Home in Bryant for over a year. "As long as homes are priced fairly, they will not be on the market for extended periods of time." The median single-family home price is $279,000, which is closer to what most residents pay since most homes are not located on the lake.
Ranch-style, single-family homes are typical in Bryant, Arkansas.
When school is in session within Bryant Public Schools, students may begin taking classes at Collegeville Elementary School, Bryant Middle School, Bryant Junior High School and Bryant High School; each of these schools earns between a Grade of A-minus and a Grade of A from Niche. At Bryant High School, seniors receive the opportunity to fulfill an internship for credit. Meanwhile, right off Interstate 30, Arkansas Christian Academy offers private, faith-based education from the grades of prekindergarten through senior year of high school.
Collegeville Elementary serves students in Bryant, Arkansas.
Bryant students may become scholars at Bryant Middle School.
Bryant High School is a major school in Bryant Arkansas with strong athletics and academics.
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Interstate 30 marks Bryant’s beginning
Interstate 30 and Arkansas Route 5 cut across Bryant, connecting residents with Little Rock in under 20 miles. This connection makes it convenient for residents to catch flights out of the Clinton National Airport, the largest airport in Arkansas. Many shopping hubs branch off North Reynolds Road, cutting straight through the area for peak convenience.
Reynolds Road cuts through the heart of Bryant, Arkansas with many restaurants and businesses.
Bryant is a bustling town in the greater Little Rock, Arkansas area.
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Bryant Cafe cuisine and Alcoa Crossings
In a fast-casual environment similar to Chipotle, Don Pepe’s whips up custom tacos, burritos and nachos. Up the street, Grill Pollo is a Latin American-style chicken joint specializing in fire-grilled, seasoned family meals. Further south, Yum Yum serves hibachi dinners, spring rolls and crab rangoons. Residents spend more casual nights out, at Bryant Café, enjoying sandwiches, as well as home-cooked traditional breakfast dishes such as biscuits and gravy. Edwards Food Giant neighbors the restaurant and is a convenient stop for groceries and sandwiches at lunchtime. Bryant’s main shopping conglomerate, Alcoa Crossings, featuring chains, such as Target, Kohl’s, Burlington and Petco.
Bryant’s main shopping conglomerate, Alcoa Crossings sports many popular retail chains.
Don Pepe's is a fast-casual restaurant in Bryant serving made-to-order Mexican cuisine.
Grill Pollo is popular for lunch and dinner, serving Mexican and Latin food.
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Year-round play at Bishop Park
For year-round entertainment, Bishop Park brings neighbors together at its 75,000-square-foot community center. Locals take advantage of the fitness center by attending weekly classes, swimming in the two pools within the aquatic center, taking the kids to the seasonal splash pad, and playing friends in games of basketball, volleyball, and pickleball. For a little bit of everything with a smaller crowd, Mills Park offers a swimming pool, three picnic pavilions, two hard tennis courts, concrete basketball courts, trails for hiking and biking, and a playground that resembles a miniature castle. For baseball players and fans, Ashley Park’s three fields beckon. When the weather permits, locals hop on the greens at Hurricane Golf and Country Club, playing through all 18 holes. Bryant continues to grow, breaking ground on new developments, catering to residents' needs along Interstate 30, and welcoming new residents moving to the suburbs from Little Rock.
The baseball fields at Bishop Park, located in Bryant, Arkansas, are south of Little Rock.
Mills Park has several pavilions for families and events in Bryant, Arkansas.
Catch a game of tennis at the Mills Park tennis courts.
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