Named for its expansive park, Audubon Park is a combination of green spaces, local amenities and top-rated schools that result in a quiet suburban community. “This is a great starter neighborhood with walkability to a lot of local restaurants,” says Conlee Stringfellow, a Realtor with Ware Jones who has been selling homes in the area for over 10 years. Residential streets are lined by wide sidewalks and feature a diverse collection of single-family homes, all shaded by a canopy of towering oak trees. Located less than 10 miles from Downtown Memphis and minutes from major thoroughfares such as I-240, the community offers a residential enclave in the heart of East Memphis.
Welcome to Audubon Park a neighborhood located in Memphis, TN.
There is plenty of green space for residents of Audubon Park to enjoy.
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Ranch-style homes and sprawling estates
Audubon Park features a wide variety of housing styles and options, with an average sales price of around $257,000. “There are a lot of charming homes with old character, and you can also find 1950s ranch-style homes at an average price point,” Stringfellow says. In the northern portion of the neighborhood, custom-built estates sit on up to an acre of land, and many include private driveways, in-ground pools and detached guest houses. Homebuyers can find five-bedroom French Provincial or new traditional homes for about $975,000 to $1.8 million, with the price increasing with the size of the lot. Around the Memphis Botanic Garden, homebuyers in the Sherwood Forest area can find three-bedroom cottages and ranch-style homes starting at about $160,000. The area also includes several townhouse communities, and in the gated Audubon Square development, two-bedroom units start at around $130,000.
Many homes in Audubon Park have large lots.
Audubon Park is a growing community with new construction.
Ranch-style homes can also be found in Audubon Park.
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Top-rated schools in Shelby County
Children in the area attend the Shelby County School District, and more than 10 public schools are scattered throughout the neighborhood. Depending on their zone, kids may begin their education at White Station Elementary School, which earned a B from Niche, before moving on to White Station Middle School, which earned a grade of B-plus. Teens may attend White Station High School, which earned an A and was ranked the best public high school in the Memphis area by Niche. The high school offers a College Preparatory Optional Program designed to prepare students for university with a mix of honors and Advanced Placement courses. Shelby County follows a General Choice Transfer process, meaning that students may apply to attend other public schools outside of their assigned pathway. Audubon Park also contains several private school options, including the Harding Academy of Memphis, which serves grades K-12 and earned an A from Niche.
White Station Elementary School is a public school located in the White Station community.
White Station Middle School serves students in grades 6-8 in White Station.
White Station High School home of the Spartans serves students in Memphis.
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Expansive green space and pedestrian trail
Not to be confused with the neighborhood itself, Audubon Park is an expensive green space featuring an 18-hole golf course, tennis center and a playground for kids to explore. The park is home to the Memphis Botanic Gardens, where locals can stroll among blooming flowers and towering trees in one of 30 specialty gardens. Residents can also run, walk or bike along the Shelby Farms Greenline, a 10-mile multi-use trail that crosses through the northern half of the neighborhood and connects to the nearby Shelby Farms Park.
Locals can play a round of golf at Audubon Park.
Enjoy a walk and beautiful scenery at Memphis Botanic Garden in Audubon Park.
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Chains and local favorites along Poplar Avenue
Poplar Avenue runs through the heart of Audubon Park, providing access to several shopping centers, local restaurants and big-box retailers. The commercial hub is anchored by the Oak Court Mall, which includes department stores such as Macy’s and Dillard’s. Across the street, the Laurelwood Shopping Center includes locally-owned favorites such as Frost Bake Shop and Iris, an upscale restaurant serving Creole-French cuisine. When it’s time to run errands, residents can stop by Target and Whole Foods.
Drop by Frost Bake Shop in Audubon Park and pick up some of their famous gooey butter cookies.
Enjoy a tasty meal at Iris, an upscale restaurant serving Creole-French cuisine in Audubon Park.
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Traveling to Downtown Memphis and beyond
Less than 10 miles east of Downtown Memphis, Audubon Park offers proximity to several thoroughfares. The neighborhood is centrally located in a loop between I-40 and I-240, and locals are also served by Route 50 of the Memphis Area Transit Bus, which makes several stops along Poplar Avenue. For longer trips, the Memphis International Airport is about 8 miles away.
Interstate 240
You can catch a bus from any major road in Audubon Park.
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Festivities at Audubon Park’s amphitheater
At the Radians Amphitheater, Audubon Park offers more than just recreation. The outdoor entertainment venue hosts the Live at the Garden concert series, which has included country music stars such as Darius Rucker and Brad Paisley. Memphis’s annual Food and Wine Festival is also held at the amphitheater.
Catch a live show at Radians Amphitheater at the Memphis Botanic Gardens in Audubon Park.
Memphis Botanic Garden’s host many events at their Outdoor Stage.
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Access to higher education
Audubon Park is home to the University of Memphis, a public research university situated on a sprawling campus with over 1,600 acres of land. The Memphis Tigers compete at the NCAA Division I level, and residents are just 5 miles from the nearby Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium.
University of Memphis hosts a number of sporting events enjoyed by the Audubon community.
U of M brings a vibrant feel to the Audubon Park community.
Enjoy a college football game at Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium.
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