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Access to East Memphis' offerings from Keswick Sulgrave
A quiet residential neighborhood in East Memphis, Keswick Sulgrave blends in with nearby neighborhoods like Kirby Woods and Keswick-Stornaway. While the area shares a similar character, Keswick Sulgrave’s homes are generally slightly older and smaller, translating into slightly lower prices. But the neighborhood still offers access to nearby highways, shopping areas and highly rated private schools.
Most homes in Keswick Sulgrave feature colonial style architecture and large lawns.
Just south of English Meadows, Top Golf is the most fun you can have hitting golf balls near Keswick Sulgrave.
Stroll the 2.34-mile Baptist Memorial Health Care Promenade around Patriot Lake near Keswick Sulgrave.
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Brick ranch and traditional-style homes from the 1960s and 1970s
Homes from the 1960s and 1970s line the neighborhood streets, including both of its namesakes — Keswick Drive and Sulgrave Drive. The area features a quiet, suburban feel, with cul-de-sacs branching off throughout. Brick ranch and traditional-style homes comprise much of the housing stock, generally selling between $175,000 and $350,000.
Classic single-story brick ranch homes are the norm in the Keswick Sulgrave neighborhood.
Charming 1970s traditional homes sit on quiet streets in Keswick Sulgrave.
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Shelby Farms Park's many activities, including trout fishing
May Park is located just across the street from Keswick Sulgrave and has several soccer fields for youth sports. Plus, Holmes Park sits less than a mile from the neighborhood with a playground and a walking path across a creek. However, the most popular park in the area is Shelby Farms Park, one of the largest urban parks in the country at 4,500 acres. The park has over 40 miles of walking trails, a community garden and even a herd of buffalo, which have lived there since 1989. Fishing is popular in the park at several lakes and ponds. “All of our lakes are stocked by the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency,” says Todd Adams, a Realtor with Keller Williams and third-generation Memphian. “In the early spring, they put trout in our freshwater lakes. They do die by June, so they want you to catch them and take them out. So you’ve got kids of all ages fishing, and they’re really pretty to catch.”
Walter May Park near Keswick Sulgrave features four lighted soccer fields for year-round play.
Memphians cherish Shelby Farms Park for being an oasis of natural beauty.
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Choice of Memphis Shelby County Schools, or highly rated private options
The Memphis Shelby County Schools district serves Keswick Sulgrave. Students are zoned to Balmoral-Ridgeway Elementary, which receives a C-plus grade from Niche. Ridgeway Middle and Ridgeway High are next, with each given a C grade. Ridgeway High offers both Advanced Placement courses and the International Baccalaureate program for its students. The all-boys Memphis University School and the all-girls Hutchison School are nearby, with each receiving an A-plus grade.
Families in Keswick Sulgrave are zoned for Balmoral-Ridgeway Elementary School.
Ridgeway High School serves Keswick Sulgrave students with AP and IB programs.
Ridgeway Middle School is a public school serving students in the Germantown area.
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Grocery shopping and dining across the street in Kirby Gate
The Kirby Gate shopping center is less than a mile south of Keswick Sulgrave. A Kroger anchors the strip and is the nearest spot for groceries, while restaurants include Big Bill’s Bar-Be-Que, which serves Memphis-style pork, brisket and ribs. Closer to 2 miles the other way, Poplar Avenue is the main commercial corridor through East Memphis. A Target is the spot for essentials, and eateries populate the shopping centers.
Keswick Sulgrave residents love the convenience of Kroger and Trader Joe’s for everyday groceries.
Big Bill’s Bar-Be-Que near Keswick Sulgrave is a go-to for authentic Memphis-style barbecue.
Poplar Avenue near Keswick Sulgrave features dining favorites like El Toro Loco for local flavor.
Residents of Keswick Sulgrave can find plenty of shops and boutiques in nearby Shady Grove.
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Events within the neighborhood and in Downtown
The Sulgrave Neighborhood Association is a voluntary organization for residents of Keswick Sulgrave. In addition to talks from police and community leaders, the association helps put on an Independence Day celebration and smaller-scale events like bake sales. Residents also often head downtown to enjoy Memphis’ happenings, such as festivals celebrating the city’s music and barbecue. The Memphis Grizzlies NBA team plays at FedExForum, which also hosts concerts. “We live in East Memphis, but we go to the Grizzlies games, we go to the University of Memphis Tigers sports,” Adams says. “We see concerts, shows, restaurants and events downtown.”
From Keswick Sulgrave, residents enjoy concerts, shows and NBA games at FedExForum.
East Memphis’ Keswick Sulgrave connects suburban living to downtown Memphis energy.
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Access to Bill Morris Parkway and I-240
Keswick Sulgrave sits roughly 18 miles from Downtown Memphis, near a pair of the city’s main routes. Bill Morris Parkway is less than a mile from the neighborhood and leads to Interstate 240, Memphis’ beltway, 3 miles away. While residents almost universally own cars, the neighborhood is relatively bikeable. Kirby Road has bike lanes on the area’s eastern edge and leads to some of East Memphis’ commercial areas. Memphis International Airport is 12 miles away and has nonstop flights to 35 destinations within the U.S., plus seasonal service to Cancun.
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On average, homes in Keswick Sulgrave, Memphis sell after 38 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Keswick Sulgrave, Memphis over the last 12 months is $282,500, down 6% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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