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K.C. neighborhood cultivates community self-determination
Manheim Park is a vibrant, diverse midtown neighborhood known for taking charge of its own destiny. The long, narrow neighborhood 4 miles south of downtown Kansas City stretches from Emmanuel Cleaver II Blvd and Brush Creek to the south to E. 39th Street between Troost Avenue and The Paseo. Active community members have built an active community garden where neighbors raise chickens and grow their own food, donating produce to local food pantries."It's quite a little gem in the center of the neighborhood with 10 raised community beds and a few garden areas that people rent," Dan Krull says.Krull has lived in the area for eight years and is a member of the Manheim Park Community Garden Board.
Manheim Park residents enjoy easy access to downtown Kansas City.
The Manheim Park neighborhood has its own community garden on Forest Ave.
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With U.S. Highway 71 within a mile, commuting is easy
U.S. Highway 71 is half a mile away, offering access to downtown Kansas City in 10 minutes. Public transportation is another option, with RideKC stops on Emanuel Cleaver II Boulevard, Troost Avenue and The Paseo. Bike lanes are available along The Paseo and on E. 43rd Street east of The Paseo. When driving in heavy rain, residents should be aware that there is an increased risk of flooding along Brush Creek Blvd and Emanuel Cleaver II Boulevard at the neighborhood's south end.
There are multiple bus stops that are located conveniently in the Manheim Park area.
Jump on the Ride KC Bus to anywhere in the Kansas City area.
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Large shirtwaist-style homes dominate urban streetscape
When asked to describe the neighborhood vibe, Realtor Tiffany Sykes of Paris Plains Realty says it's a variation on all walks of life."Manheim Park appeals to people who like a more diverse community, urban living, younger people, maybe some families, and first-time home buyers," she says.Around 65% of residents rent their homes and rental property comprises nearly a quarter of the neighborhood.The predominant style of the neighborhood is the spacious Craftsman-like multi-story shirtwaist style with three to five bedrooms. Tudors, Dutch Colonials and smaller bungalows can also be found. Most homes here were built with stone foundations between 1900 and 1920 and feature stunning architectural details, including 9-foot ceilings and oak pocket doors. Home prices range from $125,000 to $350,000.
Dutch Colonial homes of all colors stand proud in the Manheim Park neighborhood.
Tudor homes in Manheim Park sit on corner lots flanked by sidewalks on two sides.
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Gates Bar-B-Q and newer joints on Troost Avenue within 2 miles
Some of K.C.'s favorite eateries are minutes away. Gates Bar-B-Q is 2 miles away near the paseo just above Brush Creek. Troost Avenue is home to Oddly Correct Coffee, which roasts its own beans, Anchor Island Coffee, Equal-minded Café, Big Ole Sandwich Shop and Fannie's African and Tropical Cuisine. Harvest Moon Botanica is next to Fannie's.Grocery shopping is one mile away at Aldi on Prospect Avenue and Community Groceries on Troost Avenue.
Head to the popular Gates Bar-B-Q off Emanuel Cleaver II Blvd.
Enjoy a cup of coffee at Oddly Correct Coffee Bar on Troost Ave.
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Gillham Park and Anita B. Goreman Center favorite green spaces
The neighborhood has a small pocket park called Manheim Green Park at the top of the neighborhood, which has a playground. But most residents go to Gillham Park along Gillham Road or the Anita B. Gorman Conservation Discovery Center when they want a larger green space to spread out.The Gorman Center's outdoor space spans 8 acres with native plants and paved trails that pass through prairie, woodland, forest and wetland habitats. Visitors can also enjoy free indoor nature exhibits and programs.
Gillham Park's playground has turf grass for year round greenery.
Relax in the shade and watch the kids play at Gillham Park.
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Central High School students can take college classes for credit
Children can attend Martin Luther King, Jr. Elementary School, which earns a C-minus from Niche. From there, they can move on to D-plus-rated Central Middle School. High Schoolers can attend C-minus-rated Central High School, where they can take advantage of a dual enrollment early college academy to earn a high school diploma and an associate degree.
Martin Luther King, Jr. Elementary School serves younger Manheim Park residents.
Central High School earns a C-minus grade from Niche.
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Residents work closely with police to curb crime
Manheim Park receives an overall CAP Index crime score of 5, compared to the U.S. average of 4. Violent crimes score a 7. "It's not totally crime-free, but it's much safer now than it was 6-8 years ago. And it keeps getting safer and safer, with good police representation and response time. It's not a war zone, but I wouldn't need to leave the lawn mower out when you go inside to get a glass of water," Krull says.
Troost Festival brings neighbors and businesses together for fall fun each October
Neighborhood special events mark the seasons with color and festivity. Residents and visitors enjoy food and community booths at the Troost Avenue Festival in October. Within Manheim Park, neighbors come together twice yearly for big block parties with potluck dinners. During Harvest Fest in October, they plant sweet potatoes and peanuts; they celebrate their Spring Fling in May.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Manheim Park
US
Homicide
4
4
Sexual Assault
5
4
Assault with Weapon
5
4
Robbery
5
4
Burglary
4
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
5
4
Larceny
5
4
Crime Score
6
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Manheim Park Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Manheim Park, Kansas City sell after 60 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Manheim Park, Kansas City over the last 12 months is $305,000, up 26% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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