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Laidback, Southern neighborhood in historic Shreveport
On the outskirts of Shreveport, Louisiana, Jenkins-Pinecroft is a community of subdivisions with laidback Southern charm. “It’s a quiet, residential neighborhood,” says Danny Lowery, a Realtor with Titan Property Network LLC. “But it’s also near shopping and restaurants; anything you need is minutes away on Mansfield Road.” Founded in 1835, Shreveport is the fifth oldest city in Louisiana, and the town’s amenities reflect its storied history: museums, festivals and monuments like the Lead Belly statue downtown. “Shreveport offers big city convenience with a small-town atmosphere.”
Overview of the neighborhood surrounded by trees.
The neighborhood is blessed with a canopy of trees.
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Ranch-story homes on large, grass lots
In Jenkins-Pinecroft, towering, tall pine trees dot the freshly mowed lawns of single-story ranch-style homes from the late 20th century; typical features include short driveways, mailboxes and small porches or awnings. Most homes in the area go for between $125,000 and $225,000, but there are exceptions for fixer-uppers or larger houses; a midcentury three-bed, two-bath home goes for about $130,000, and a five-bedroom version with a pool and half-acre lot goes for $270,000. “It’s a desirable area, and houses sell pretty quickly,” says Lowery.
Ranch and traditional homes in the neighborhood.
Modern brick ranch homes in the Jenkins Pinecroft neighborhood.
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Extracurriculars at Caddo Parish Public Schools
Local kids in the Jenkins-Pinecroft area can attend Caddo Parish Public Schools like Summerfield Elementary, rated C by Niche, where students can join organizations like 4-H, a youth mentoring program, or the Talented Arts Program. At Ridgewood Middle, rated C-minus, students can join the Book Club. Southwood High receives a C-plus and offers clubs like Spanish, Art and History.
Southwood High School, home of the Cowboys.
Main entrance to Ridgewood Middle School in Shreveport.
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Parks, golf and fishing in Shreveport
About 3 miles away, Cargill Sports Complex is one of Shreveport's most extensive practice facilities, with 13 soccer fields, 10 softball diamonds and a BMX track. Neighbors can also visit the nearby Anytime Fitness, a local gym. The Club at Huntington Park is a 4-mile drive from Jenkins-Pinecroft and features an 18-hole golf course along smooth greens surrounded by Louisiana forestry. For those looking to fish, try the Red River for catfish and largemouth bass. Nine miles away, locals can also fish and take boats out onto Cross Lake.
Lighted fields at Cargill Sports Complex.
Cargill Sports Complex has many soccer and baseball fields as well as a BMX track.
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Groceries and restaurants along Mansfield Road
Just outside Jenkins-Pinecroft, residents can find dining and shopping options minutes away on Mansfield Road. Grab groceries at the local Kroger or Brookshire’s Market. Enjoy neighborhood dining at Posados, a regional chain serving authentic Mexican cuisine, or try one of the many seafood restaurants in the area, like Crawdaddy’s Kitchen and order something new, like their fried gator po-boy, or stick to a Southern classic, like shrimp and grits. Stop across the street for fresh pastries at Southern Maid Donuts to satisfy a sweet tooth.
Shrimp and Grits at Crawdaddy's Kitchen.
Brookshire's market is a great place for your weekly shop.
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Shreveport is a popular destination for festivals
One of Shreveport’s best-known attractions is the annual Louisiana State Fair, which brings in visitors from all over the state and across the country. Fairgoers can enjoy entertainment like rodeos, carnival games, and food. Shreveport also hosts other annual events like Mudbug Madness over Memorial Day weekend, Let the Good Times Roll during Juneteenth, and Mardi Gras. To learn more about the history of Shreveport, visit one of the city’s museums, like Spring Street Historical Museum or Louisiana State Exhibit Museum.
Highway 3132 takes you around Shreveport
Most Jenkins-Pinecroft residents drive, and the neighborhood has convenient access to the nearby highway. “Highway 3132 takes you anywhere you need to go in Shreveport; it’s a big ole’ loop around with accessible exits,” says Lowery. “You can get anywhere within just a few minutes. Locals can also take SporTran buses throughout Shreveport and the neighboring Bossier City. Jenkins-Pinecroft is 6 miles from Shreveport Regional Airport and a mile from Willis-Knighton South for medical needs.
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Jenkins-Pinecroft Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Jenkins-Pinecroft, Shreveport sell after 51 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Jenkins-Pinecroft, Shreveport over the last 12 months is $159,900, up 5% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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