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A classic suburban neighborhood
Single-family homes sit on modest lots, trees line the sidewalks and basketball hoops stand on the edges of driveways in Morningside-Terrace, a classic suburban neighborhood. This residential subdivision offers a quiet place to live while being close to city amenities. U.S. Interstate Highway 27 runs through the edge of town, making it easy to commute to Downtown Fort Wayne, just over 4 miles away. Morningside-Terrace is also close to several major green spaces, including River Camp Fort Wayne, a private campground along the St. Marys River. Shopping and dining options are just a stone's throw away. Area schools are highly rated, making Morningside-Terrace an attractive place for families.
Morningside-Terrace is known for mature trees and well-kept sidewalks in a family-friendly setting.
Smaller ranch homes in Morningside-Terrace provide affordable options for first-time buyers.
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The market in Morningside-Terrace is sparse but competitive
While there are a few foursquare and Colonial Revival homes, older single-story and raised ranch-style homes dominate this established neighborhood. The market in southern Fort Wayne is sparse, but it is also competitive. "I'm gonna say houses stay on the market for probably ten days or less," says Randy Harvey, a Realtor with Coldwell Banker. He's been selling homes in the area since 1980. Two- to four-bedroom homes sit on modest uniformed lots along sidewalk-lined streets. They can sell for between $120,000 and $165,000.
Homes in Morningside-Terrace show pride of ownership with landscaped yards and fenced backyards.
Low housing costs make Morningside-Terrace attractive for first-time buyers seeking value.
Two-story homes in Morningside-Terrace often feature fenced yards and space for outdoor activities.
Morningside-Terrace boasts tree-lined streets and easy access to shopping and dining options.
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Nearby I-27 leads to downtown Fort Wayne
Morningside-Terrace is conveniently located along U.S. Interstate Highway 27, which leads to Fort Wayne. Fort Wayne International Airport is also nearby, just over 4 miles away. Public transit is available here through the Fort Wayne Citilink bus system. Bus stops are found along S Calhoun Street on the neighborhood's west end.
Most shopping and dining can be found in Southgate Plaza
While Morningside-Terrace is strictly residential, dining and shopping options are well within reach. Southgate Plaza shopping center is 1.4 miles north and features familiar retailers like Kroger, Dollar Tree and Rainbow. There are also several fast-food joints in and around the center, including Pizza Hut, Burger King, Coney Express and KFC. A Walmart and Menards sit nearly 2 miles to the south. Additional fast-food chains, including Wendy's, Taco Bell and Starbucks, can also be found here. For more diverse cuisines, residents can head to downtown Fort Wayne, just 4.4 miles away.
Kroger at Southgate Plaza is a convenient grocery stop for Morningside-Terrace residents.
Southgate Plaza’s Dollar Tree is a go-to spot for budget-friendly home supplies.
Southgate Plaza’s KFC offers quick comfort food for Fort Wayne residents on the go.
Pizza Hut at Southgate Plaza delivers hot pizzas to homes in nearby neighborhoods.
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Tillman Park offers spaces for organized and passive activities
The 70-acre Tillman Park is less than a mile away. It features a playground, championship-level disc golf course, baseball field, pickleball courts and picnic areas. Residents can also access the 26-mile Rivergreenway walking and biking trail here. River Camp Fort Wayne is 2 miles south of Tillman Park. This private campground is next to the St. Marys River, making launching kayaks and canoes easy. Donald Ross Golf Club is just over 1 mile north of the campgrounds. Indiana Tech recently purchased the club, but it remains open to the public. It currently only offers a 9-hole golf course, but there are plans to add additional sports facilities. Indiana Tech Warrior Park is across the street and serves as the college's track and field complex.
Tillman Park is a 70-acre green space near Morningside-Terrace with trails and sports facilities.
Morningside-Terrace residents have access to the Rivergreenway Trail, a 26-mile scenic riverside path.
Donald Ross Golf Club in Fort Wayne offers a nine-hole course and plans for future sports amenities.
Warrior Park serves as Indiana Tech’s track and field complex near Morningside-Terrace.
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School choice includes Wayne High which has a specialized STEM program
Kids may attend schools in the Fort Wayne Community School District. They can begin their education at Maplewood Elementary School, graded a C-plus on Niche. They can continue their schooling at Miami Middle School and Wayne High School, graded a C and B on Niche, respectively. At Wayne High, students can enroll in the New Tech Academy, a specialized project-based STEM program aimed at preparing kids for college. Indiana Tech is also nearby. This private technical institute offers career-oriented degree programs in computer science, engineering, information technology, marketing and more.
Maplewood Elementary School in Fort Wayne earns a C+ rating on Niche for overall performance.
Miami Middle School serves grades six through eight in the Fort Wayne Community School District.
Wayne High School offers project-based STEM learning through its New Tech Academy program.
Kekionga Middle School welcomes Fort Wayne students with strong academic and extracurricular programs.
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Fort Wayne is becoming an events destination
Fort Wayne is undergoing some revitalization and is quickly becoming a popular destination for residents in nearby neighborhoods. "We've seen incredible revitalization of the city. Ten years ago, you didn't see people walking around, but now families are coming downtown. They've cleaned up the riverfront, and it's had positive impacts everywhere," says Shawn Browning, a Realtor with ERA Crossroads. She lives in Northeast Fort Wayne. Fort Wayne's robust events schedule is a major draw to the city. One popular event is the Night of Lights. This event is held downtown on the night before Thanksgiving annually. Thunder Bowl #1 is another popular gathering space. This locally owned bowling alley is just outside of town. It has an event space and hosts regular tournaments.
Fort Wayne’s vibrant downtown murals and cultural attractions are only a short drive away.
Thunderbowl in Victoria Park hosts bowling leagues and tournaments for Fort Wayne residents.
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Crime and Safety
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Morningside-Terrace
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Homicide
6
4
Sexual Assault
5
4
Assault with Weapon
6
4
Robbery
6
4
Burglary
5
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
5
4
Larceny
5
4
Crime Score
5
4
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Morningside-Terrace Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Morningside-Terrace, Fort Wayne sell after 12 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Morningside-Terrace, Fort Wayne over the last 12 months is $145,000, up 4% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Well-maintained ranch home with a full basement offering excellent potential for additional finished living space. The main level features a spacious kitchen, freshly painted interior, and beautifully refinished hardwood floors, all complemented by abundant natural light. The basement is ideal for a future rec room, home office, or flex space. With 1.5 baths and a functional layout, the home is
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