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A community in south Fayetteville
Fayette Junction originated as a hub for Fayetteville's canning and lumber industries because of its location along a rail line. Today, industrial corridors include major local employers like Conagra Foods and Tyson Foods. The area is also seeing some new apartment buildings and homes being constructed as the city grows in population. "Fayette Junction is considered south Fayetteville and is a quickly developing area due to rapid investments in the bike trail, library and nearby arts corridor," says Adam Flemming, a Fayetteville resident and Realtor with Keller Williams Market Pro Realty. Fayette Junction also attracts residents looking for access to downtown and the University of Arkansas.
The Razorback Greenway cuts through Fayetteville Junction connecting it to the rest of NWA.
Fayetteville Junction is a growing neighborhood, with many new single family homes.
Just across I-49, highly technical trails are available to advanced cyclists at Centennial Park.
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Access to a major trail system and Fayetteville Country Club
The popular greenspace, Walker Park, features trails along natural slopes and is the only skatepark in the city. The public space is a gateway to routes that twist and turn through Fayetteville alongside several creeks, including the Frisco Trail and the Razorback Greenway. "Kessler Mountain Regional Park connects to the Razorback Greenway, and it goes all the way to Bella Vista. There are access points that go through Walker Park, the library and the arts corridor," Flemming says. The corridor, referred to as the Ramble, is a 50-acre space along the greenway with art installations, murals and statues, presenting a blend of natural scenery and local culture. Greathouse Park is a smaller space with a playground and additional walking trails.
Mountainside tee times are sought after at the Fayetteville Country Club, one of the oldest country clubs in northwest Arkansas. "The club is a very desirable experience with golf courses and the pool. It's a big social scene," Flemming says.
The Fayetteville Country Club in South Fayetteville is a popular destination for golfers.
A bordering Greenland Kessler Mountain Regional Park offers more then ten miles of trails.
Catch a pickup basketball game at Walker Park.
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A market with midcentury homes and new constructions
Fayette Junction has several architectural styles, from midcentury ranch homes in well-established neighborhoods to new constructions and townhouses along Razorback Road. Most homes over 2,000 square feet sit on the eastern side of School Avenue, within walking distance of the golf course. Buyers can find homes with views of the greens and fairways inside Country Club Estates. Pricing starts at $200,000 for a midcentury ranch, with larger homes near the country club reaching up to $700,000. Townhouses often enter the market between $240,000 and $440,000. Flemming says that housing costs for the area are on the upswing because of its proximity to Interstate 49 and downtown Fayetteville.
The community has a moderate risk of flooding. Although the Ozark Mountains may provide insulation from severe storms, northwest Arkansas is susceptible to tornadoes, which have affected nearby cities in recent years. Fayetteville's Emergency Operations Plan works with local and state governments to assist in disaster responses.
New communities are being built in and around Fayetteville Junction.
Fayetteville Junction has many types of homes to fit the needs of its residents.
Ranch homes are common in more established parts of Fayetteville Junction.
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Attending the new John Colbert Middle and other schools
The neighborhood is less than 3 miles from the University of Arkansas, a major landmark and one of the city's largest employers. Students in Fayette Junction attend Leverett Elementary and Ramay Junior High; both hold B-plus ratings from Niche. John Colbert Middle, opened in 2023, is on the city's westside and accepts fifth and sixth graders. Fayetteville High School, which holds an A rating, ranks No. 11 among the top public high schools in Arkansas.
Leverett Elementary is #18 in Best Public Elementary Schools in Washington County on Niche.com.
John Colbert Middle School is named in honor of Superintendent John L. Colbert.
Fayetteville High School has an A rating on Niche.com.
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Shopping on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard
Groceries and everyday essentials can be found at Walmart Supermarket or Aldi on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard. Target and Whole Foods Market are less than 10 miles north. Flemming says locals go a few miles north to dine downtown since the area contains few restaurants. He recommends Penguin Ed's BBQ, a local chain splashed with penguin decor, and his favorite, Loafin Joe's, a dining spot that offers subs and house made chips. Feed and Folly is a popular restaurant with a rooftop bar for southern views of the Ozarks.
Stop at the new Fayetteville Taco & Tamales near Fayetteville Junction for a mixed drink.
Fayetteville Junction residents can stock up on groceries at the Aldis, just across I-49.
The Walmart on Martin Luther King Dr is just across I-49 from Fayetteville Junction.
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Traveling by I-49
The area is primarily car-dependent, so most travel by car. Interstate 49, a heavily trafficked regional freeway, borders the western edge. However, there are a few bus routes available, all free to the public. Razorback Transit is managed by the University of Arkansas and Ozark Regional Transit brings commuters to cities in the north. Northwest Health emergency department stands less than 5 miles away.
University of Arkansas students utilize the Razorback transit system.
Fayetteville Junction is a short drive from the University of Arkansas and downtown.
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Sporting events at UA
As a definitive college town, game days are a significant draw for residents. "Baum-Walker Stadium is within walking distance. It's easily the most electric college baseball environment around," Flemming says.
Baum–Walker Stadium is home to the Arkansas Razorbacks baseball team.
Catch a pickup basketball game at Walker Park.
University of Arkansas students enjoy using the UREC Tennis Center.
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Crime
The community has a CAP Index score of 6 compared to the national average of 4. The Fayetteville Police Department has initiatives to help reduce the chances of crime, including the Crime Free Multi-Housing Program and Citizen's Police Academy.
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On average, homes in Fayette Junction, Fayetteville sell after 35 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Fayette Junction, Fayetteville over the last 12 months is $300,000, down 14% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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