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Farview offers quiet streets and a close-knit community feel
The sound of children playing in the street, a neighbor waving from their garage and the smell of backyard barbecue can all be found in Farview. In the northern neck of Independence and 21 miles east of Kansas City, this family-friendly community offers the benefits of both cities, paired with the appeal of small-town living.
George Owens Nature Park is filled with native wildflowers.
Jump on the Ride KC Bus for transportation around the greater Kansas City area.
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Midcentury homes at more affordable prices than nearby areas
Built between the ‘50s and ‘60s, the Cape Cods, split-levels and ranch homes in Farview hug tightly together and commonly feature one-car garages and wide driveways. Properties are framed with narrow sidewalks and are sprinkled with newly planted saplings or mature oaks that are perfect for hanging tire swings. If homebuyers are lucky enough to find a home on the market here, they can expect to pay anywhere from $150,000 to $200,000. “I’ve lived in Sugar Creek, which isn’t far from Farview. Many young families have moved here for the smaller, lower-priced homes and convenience factor,” says Katie Cole, a real estate agent at Premium Realty Group who has sold homes in and around the Farview subdivision. “There’s also an elementary school here right off of Kentucky Road.”
Homes in Farview sit on 1/4-acre lots and feature attractive curb appeal.
Single family homes are a fixture of Farview.
Split-level homes are a common style in Farview.
There are many ranch style homes with covered front porches.
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Nearby schools have high graduation rates and career prep programs
Independence School District students may attend Randall Elementary School and Bingham Middle School, rated C-plus and C, respectively, by Niche. Students can then transition to William Chrisman High School, which boasts a 93% graduation rate and a B-minus Niche score. The school offers five college prep career academies specializing in everything from arts and education to business and public service.
Bingham Middle School serves students of Farview.
William Chrisman High School has a B-minus Niche score.
Primary school students in Farview can attend Randall Elementary School.
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Shopping centers and mom-and-pop eateries surround Farview
Independence Center offers great shopping options. A little farther west in the heart of Kansas City is Country Club Plaza, a Spanish-inspired shopping district with over 120 stores and restaurants. Also known as “The City of Fountains” Kansas City is home to 200 ornate fountains speckled across its streets. Toss a penny into a fountain and make a wish. If your wish was for good food, you’re in luck! Farview has many mom-and-pop restaurants to choose from closer to home. For classic diner food, Mugs Up off East 23rd Street is a local favorite. Prepare to be handed a bubbling old-fashioned soda in a frosted glass by one of the diner’s carhops, alongside the choice of a hot dog or sandwich. Swap the diner food for one of the area’s top-rated restaurants, Hereford House off East Jackson or take Little Blue Parkway to get to Kobe Japanese Steakhouse. “From 24 Highway, you’re a hop-skip-and-a-jump down to Buckner where Tusconos is, which is a really awesome restaurant, too,” says Cole. If cold beer is in the cards, try the local biker bar, Katz Sugar Inn. Right off Highway 24, Sun Fresh and Save A Lot offer a variety of healthy groceries. Alternatively, locals like to drive down the highway a little ways and stop at Halls Farm Fresh Produce to pick up fresh fruit to eat on a walk at one of the beautiful parks the area offers.
A Little BBQ Joint is a family-owned business in Farview.
Farview residents gather for beers at Katz Sugar Inn.
Rancho's in Farview is a popular spot for lunch.
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Hiking, fishing and kayaking spots are close to the neighborhood
George Owen Nature Park off Highway 78 has breathtaking lakes, hiking trails and the DeWitt Center, which features four expansive aquariums. The Missouri River and Labenite Park are within 4 miles, offering ample canoeing, kayaking and fishing opportunities.
Fishing is popular at the 2 fishing ponds at George Owens Nature Park.
George Owens Nature Park has 2 ponds that visitors can enjoy.
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Entertainment includes festivals, football games and drive-in movies
Neighboring this nine-block suburbia is the picturesque Winterstone Golf Course, and the locals mark their calendars for the annual Strawberry Festival at the Vaile Mansion in June. Just 13 miles away, fans can be heard cheering on the Kansas City Chiefs at the Arrowhead Stadium and right down the street, shows sell out quickly at the T-Mobile Center. “The B&B Theatres Twin Drive-In is also here, and if you have kids, it’s the perfect place to go,” says Cole. Right off Kentucky Road, cinema lovers can enjoy buttered popcorn and the latest movie viewed from the comfort of their car.
Farview residenst can see a movie at the B&B Theatres Drive-In.
The B&B Theatres Drive-In is a destination for Farview residents.
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Crime and Safety
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Farview
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Homicide
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Sexual Assault
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Assault with Weapon
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Robbery
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Burglary
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Motor Vehicle Theft
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Larceny
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Crime Score
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Farview Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Farview, Independence sell after 22 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Farview, Independence over the last 12 months is $198,000, up 2% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Charming describes this move in ready immaculate 3 BR ranch. A covered from porch grabs you with nice curb appeal upon your arrival. Gently lived in and well maintained. Perfect starter home. Good sized fenced backyard for entertaining or for your furry friends. Good location for commuting as right near 24 highway & 291 hwy.,not far from I-70.
Welcome Home! This fully remodeled home is nestled in the quiet neighborhood of Farview Heights, in the highly sought after, Fort Osage school district. Entire home has been carefully maintained and has many upgrades. Has a huge back yard, with a swing set, and two sheds. Easy access to the highway and surrounding stores. This won't last long.
Elias MeekBerkshire Hathaway HomeServices All-Pro Real Estate
In addition to a frontage along 24 Highway there is also a recorded easement through the property to the east to North Blue Mills Road. Purchase may be combined with adjacent 108.2 acres for 130.55 acres total.
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