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Lakeside living in Smithville
A pocket of life amid rural farmland and boasting an array of water activities, Smithville is a lake town 22 miles North of Kansas City where residents have lived for generations. “We love it here, raised our children here, and we plan to stay,” says Daniel Hartman, a Realtor with Show-Me Real Estate and Team Lead at Hartman Real Estate, “our mission statement is about cultivating our natural surroundings, and it reflects in the community.” In Smithville, residents enjoy a nature and community-saturated lifestyle with the conveniences of the city within arm’s reach.
Water activities abound at Smithville Lake
However, Smithville Lake was not always there. “There used to be a history of flooding here. The lake was built in the late 70s and early 80s. It provides water for our community and has completely solved our flooding problem,” Hartman says. This 7,190-acre lake beckons visitors from all over for fishing bluegill, boating, tubing and camping. Fun is found at several lake-fronted parks where residents swim at the beach, go weight boarding or walk along the trails. There is also a dog park for both little and small furry friends. Paradise Point Golf’s zoysia and bluegrass greens invite for a game along one of the two 18-hole courses. While Heritage Park is the place to play baseball or softball.
The Smithville community is home to a golf and lake living lifestyle to all.
Sailboat Cove in Smithville is a picturesque marina that includes a pleasant park shelter.
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Historic and modern homes blend in Smithville
History still lives within the American-Four Square, Victorian and Colonial style homes peppered within Smithville. Also found are raised ranch-style homes, split levels and country cottages along heavily forested green spaces constructed from brick or vinyl siding. There aren’t many sidewalks in this car-dependent community, but central features include two-car garages, driveways, and expansive front and back lawns. Prices may start at $189,000 for a modest home at 960 square feet to $350,000 for well over 2,000 square feet.
Smithville offers estate level living.
This historic Main Street home is symbolic to the neighborhood of Smithville.
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Smithville School District is rated a B-plus, according to Niche
Families can expect to be a part of the Smithville School District, where young students may attend Maple Elementary with a B-plus and Horizon Elementary with an A-minus, according to Niche. As one of the top five middle schools in the county, Niche ranks Smithville Middle with an A-minus, and the school has an archery club and a handful of supports to get engaged. Upperclassmen at Smithville High School may choose to be a part of a program at Northland Career Center, which prepares students for prospective STEM and trade careers. Our Savior Christian Academy is a private, faith-based institution educating young learners in kindergarten through 12th grade.
Smithville High School located in Smithville, Missouri.
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Downtown Smithville is the place for small-town shopping. Main Street’s spine is its local businesses, such as Not Too Shabby Boutique, Nellie’s Sweet Shoppe and Jean’s Flowers & Gifts. Founded by the city’s mayor, Damien Boley, Smithville Bike Co-op was born out of a love for the community and nature. Here, cyclists can learn important bike care tips and join in on group rides through the several trails that crisscross through the city and along the lake. Price Chopper and Dollar General are found when needing to restock everyday essentials or groceries for dinner. Ladoga Ridge Winery is operated by a longtime Smithville family, where locals come to unwind during live band performances and tastings, ending with a sunset view. Kozak’s Laketown Grill’s outdoor patio is a plus for contemporary southern comfort. On Earthworks Drive, Aroma Bistro Gourmet Eatery is noted for its brunch, evident through its blend of Latin and American cuisine, such as its Carnitas Migas and Tres Leches French Toast. Then there’s Chop’s BBQ, smoking pulled pork and brisket accompanied with comforting, hearty sides.
Downtown Main Street in Smithville offers up shopping excitement with a historic vibe.
Smithville Bike CO-OP is the resource for all cyclists taking advantage of Smithville trails.
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Make a splash at Lake Fest
Main Street is where residents will likely run into neighbors at events like the Junkville Harvest Market, a celebration of antiques and hand-made goods. Smithville’s Backyard Bash is like hanging at a friend’s house, bringing out hundreds for watermelon and pie-eating contests. “Every year we have Lake Fest too, an ode to being a lake town that draws tons of community interest,” Hartman says.
Commuting around Smithville
Highway 169 and Route 92 intersect in this rural community, utilized by residents who travel to Kansas City for work. The community is 13 miles north of Kansas City International Airport and 20 miles from North Kansas City Hospital.
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On average, homes in Smithville, MO sell after 48 days on the market compared to the national average of 49 days. The median sale price for homes in Smithville, MO over the last 12 months is $381,000, up 3% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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Beautiful, pet-friendly home coming soon! Apply now, Move-In is available on or after the listed date. Upon approval, $500 reservation deposit to reserve (applied to security deposit and/or refundable). Application fee: $50 per adult. Security Deposit: one month’s rent. Pet fees: $250 + $35/mo per pet. Some homes may include pool ($150/mo), septic ($15/mo), and/or HOA fees; other fees may apply.
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