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Suburban living north of Lake Springfield
Set in a subdivision between the bustling activity of Springfield's downtown and the broad stretch of Lake Springfield, Trevi Gardens is a blend of suburban charm with a sense of secluded peace and quiet. The area's late 20th-century construction houses are priced significantly lower than the average home price in Springfield, and it boasts access to some of the best public schools in the city. Middle-class families find Trevi Gardens to be a popular choice due to the combination of active HOA and a new public park.
Modern architecture and private streets
With rows of modern architecture and narrow sidewalks, Trevi Gardens is a community of straight lines and culs-de-sac. Yards are smaller than average but well-maintained, per HOA regulations, creating a clean, manicured atmosphere. Some streets in the more exclusive sections of the neighborhood are private, with automated gates ensuring a level of privacy less common in public sections. Despite access to these amenities, houses in the area have an average value that falls in the mid-$100,000s, well below the statewide average that reaches the high $200,000s. Split-level and ranch-style houses are the most common housing styles in the area, with Contemporary Craftsman making occasional appearances. Prices start in the mid-$100,000s for homes with lower square footage and increase to the mid-$200,000s with the addition of more space and amenities like private roads.
Middle-class families find Trevi Gardens to be a popular choice.
Trevi Garden's late 20th-century construction houses are priced lower than Springfield homes.
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An all-inclusive public park
Established in 2004, Southwind Park is a thoroughly modern public park that hugs the southern border of Trevi Gardens. Within its 80 acres, the park contains a lake with three fishing piers, picnic shelters, bocce ball and shuffleboard courts, a 2.5-mile concrete trail and one of the largest playgrounds in the area. Special attention was paid to the park's accessibility during construction. As a result, Southwind stands out as an "all-inclusive" park, with accessibility for those with physical and mental disabilities. Playgrounds feature accessible equipment, interpretative signage is used throughout the park, and features like the five sensory gardens ensure a memorable visit for everyone, regardless of need.
Walk under the Selvaggio Historic Arches at Southwind Park.
Go fishing at the lake in Southwind Park.
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Springfield's top public high school
Students can begin their education at Glenwood Elementary before heading to Glenwood Intermediate School, both of which have a B-plus with Niche. From there, students will attend Glenwood Middle School, which has a B, before enrolling at Glenwood High School, which has an A-minus. Glenwood High was recently declared the best high school in the Springfield metro area by the U.S. News & World Report. "There's a belief across the school district that all students can learn, and we use every resource we have to assure that," says Elizabeth Gregurich, a 34-year veteran and principal of Glenwood Intermediate School. "It's what sets us apart from other schools in the surrounding area."
Glenwood Intermediate scores high marks on Niche before sending kids onto high shcool.
Glenwood High's modern campus invigorates the learning environment for Springfield students.
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Deep-fried goodness at Cozy Dog
Opened in 1949, the Cozy Dog Drive-In offers classic diner fare like pancakes, hamburger baskets and their classic Cozy Dog: a hot dog dipped in batter and deep fried, with a recipe they claim to be a local original dating back to 1946. Chain restaurants and shopping options are just off Interstate 55, some 2 miles northeast, including Aldi and Walmart Supercenter.
Cozy Dog in Harvard Park is a tourist favorite serving hotdogs and other American fare.
Engrained Brewing Company has plenty of seating with tv's along the ceilings.
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HOA-sponsored events
The Trevi Gardens Home Owners Association is fond of hosting neighborhood events, including National Night Out: an evening of fun and food dedicated to introducing residents to their neighbors and local law enforcement. Southwind Park is a popular venue for both public and private events, including the Walk to End Alzheimer's, which brings in hundreds of participants every year to sweat it out for a good cause.
Easy access to downtown
Interstate 72 follows the neighborhood's northern border, allowing for easy access to Downtown Springfield and St. John's Hospital, both less than 6 miles to the north. 10 miles north is the Abraham Lincoln Capital Airport, and Lake Springfield is found 5 miles south . Sidewalks allow for easy enough walking within the neighborhood, but locals are more likely to be car dependent when it comes to shopping and restaurants.
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Trevi Gardens Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Trevi Gardens, Springfield sell after 8 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Trevi Gardens, Springfield over the last 12 months is $187,450, down 12% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Built in 2022, this move-in ready ranch features an open floor plan and modern design throughout. The home offers 3 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms, including a spacious primary suite with an en suite bath featuring dual sinks. The main living area flows seamlessly into the kitchen and dining space, highlighted by durable LVP flooring. An oversized garage provides ample storage or workspace.
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