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Historic charm meets Southern hospitality
Many people are drawn to Clinton for its manicured suburbs and quick 10-mile commute to Jackson, but end up falling in love with the charming brick streets of Olde Towne. "Clinton has always been a charming place, but it has come to life recently from community investment in Olde Towne businesses and local schools," says Laci Pittman, a Realtor with Century 21 Prestige and a local business owner who's lived in Clinton for 34 years. Everything happens in Olde Towne, a small grid of red brick streets near Mississippi College's campus that has been revitalized with new restaurants, retail and vibrant murals while maintaining its 1800s train town character. A few homes from the 1800s still stand in the area, but most folks live in spacious suburban communities a few miles from Olde Towne, where three-to-five-bedroom homes range from $100,000 to $700,000. The community also takes pride in their outstanding Clinton County Public Schools, which are often in the running for best in the state.
Olde Towne, bordered by Mississippi College, is a walkable district at the heart of Clinton.
303 Jefferson is a restaurant in Clinton serving southern dishes.
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Local eats in Olde Towne
Olde Towne is where life happens in Clinton. "Olde Towne has blossomed in recent years. It's thriving with new restaurants and local art," Pittman says. The red brick streets are lined with businesses and restaurants that have retained their early 1900s facades, giving the area a historic charm. Folks spend a day admiring art at the Wyatt Waters Gallery and grabbing a treat at Meme's Brick Street Bakery. Afterward, they can walk over and grab a pie or wings at The Bank by Pizza Shack or sit down for Southern comfort food at 303 Jefferson. South of Mississippi College's Campus, folks can grab a convenient bite at a selection of fast-food places on Highway 80 and Interstate 20. Along these two roads, people get groceries at Kroger, big-box items at Walmart and home supplies at Home Depot.
Meme's Brick Street Bakery serves homemade goods in Clinton.
The Bank by Pizza Shack offers locals freshly made Mississippi pizza pie daily.
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The Olde Town Market, music festivals
There's always something happening on the streets of Olde Towne, from markets to outdoor movie nights. The Olde Towne Market is just one of the many markets held four times throughout the year, with local vendors, farm stands and food trucks. Clinton also hosts occasional movie nights, where people gather to watch a movie projected on the façade of an old building. Residents enjoy good music and craft beer every summer at the Red Brick Roads Music and Arts Festival.
Throughout each season, numerous flea markets and festivals grace Clinton's historic downtown.
Cups Espresso Cafe offers a great location for friendly gatherings.
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From 1970s starter homes to Greek Revival mansions
Beyond the streets of Olde Towne sit suburban communities developed in the 1970s and 80s that have a relaxed vibe due to mature, shady trees. There are also communities developed within the past decade with manicured grassy lawns. The ample variety of homes caters to a range of budgets, from a three-bedroom 1970s ranch-style for $100,000 to a newer Greek Revival mansion with stately columns for $1.25 million. However, most older homes range from a three-bedroom Craftsman for $250,000 to a five-bedroom lakefront Greek Revival for $600,000. Newer three-to-five-bedroom Craftsman and Colonial Revivals range from $450,000 to $700,000.
Clinton's wide streets with raised curbs provide additional parking in most neighborhoods.
Clinton offers a variety of architectural styles, including unique traditional homes.
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Niche's top school district in the Jackson area
Students may attend the stellar Clinton Public School District, ranked No. 1 in the Jackson area by Niche. "The schools are some of the best in the state because everyone here is invested in making them as good as they can be," Pittman says. Students begin at Clinton Park Elementary, rated an A, and continue to Clinton Junior High, graded an outstanding A-plus. They round out their highly-ranked education at Clinton High, rated an A-minus. The school serves approximately 1,100 students and is known for its award-winning choir program, with alumni including *NSYNC's Lance Bass. "Clinton High has something for any student, from an acclaimed music program to in-demand vocational training," Pittman says. "Of course, football is a huge deal. Everyone in town buys season tickets."
Clinton Park Elementary serves 725 students in PK through first grade.
Clinton Jr High in Clinton, MS, serves students in grades 7-8.
Clinton High School serves over 1,100 students from 10th through 12th grade.
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Doggy playdates at Clinton Bark Park
Less than a mile from many homes, folks stroll on the paved walking path and kids swing on the playground at Brighton Park, which also has six tennis courts for racket heads to work on their swings. A few streets north of Olde Towne, residents can immerse themselves in the wooded areas of the Clinton Community Nature Center. This park features shady walking trails and opportunities to learn about local wildlife with plant identification signs and historical markers. Pups can also get in on the fun at Clinton Bark Park, where they have ample space to run free. On the week of Halloween, residents take their dressed-up doggos to Clinton Bark Park for Howl-O-Ween.
Clinton Community Nature Center offers clearly marked trails in a serene atmosphere.
Clinton Bark Park hosts a yearly Howl-O-Ween dog costume celebration in October.
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Easy commute to Jackson on I-20
There's no public transportation in Clinton, but major roads like Highway 80, I-20 and Natchez Trace Parkway run through the community. Commuters have an easy 10-mile drive east to Jackson along the interstate, and just a 20-mile drive to Jackson-Medgar Wiley Evers International Airport.
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