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Hartsfield is a transition zone from suburbia to country
Hartsfield is a half-rural, half-residential satellite neighborhood on the western edge of Tallahassee. While the neighborhood itself is fairly low-key, its residents are within a short drive of many of the city’s top draws, including Downtown, the Florida State University campus and expansive wildlife management areas west of the city. “Parts of the neighborhood are pretty rural,” says local broker Carmen Mansfield of McClellan Realty. “But it gets pretty densely residential closer to the city. There’s a real range of housing choices in the area, depending on whether you’re looking for a bit more space or more of a close-knit neighborhood kind of vibe.”
Hartsfield Tallahassee, FL is a safe community with friendly neighbors.
Florida State University is close by Hartsfield Tallahassee, FL.
Experience wildlife in Hartsfield Tallahassee, FL.
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Modern developments and midcentury homes
While parts of Hartsfield were developed in the mid-1900s, many other areas, particularly further west, have only recently been built up. This means that the neighborhood is home to a mix of midcentury styles—brick ranches, split-levels— and more contemporary styles, including new traditional and modern Craftsman-style homes. Home prices range from $145,000 for a three-bedroom ranch-style home built in 1976 to $429,000 for a four-bedroom new build with a cathedral ceiling in Tippecanoe Hills. The median home price in the neighborhood is $195,000. Prices for condominiums and townhomes range from $120,000 to $230,000. Mature live oaks provide shade and character throughout the neighborhood.
Split-level homes are the dominate style home in Hartsfield Tallahassee, FL.
Live on large plots in Hartsfield Tallahassee, FL.
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The wheat beer at Lake Tribe Brewing contains Florida citrus
The second oldest brewery in Tallahassee, Lake Tribe Brewing Company in Hartsfield draws young professionals to its Thursday Trivia Night. Families show up on Sundays. “We’re more of an outdoors brewery,” says operations manager and co-owner Hayley Ross. “That’s our vibe.” Most tables are on the outside boardwalk, and food trucks, fire pits and disc golf baskets keep crowds happy. There’s also a dog way station for pets. Another standout in the neighborhood is Woodchuck’s Cafe, a popular spot for brunch-lovers. While most of Hartsfield is exclusively residential, the neighborhood is bordered by multiple retail corridors Publix at Lake Ella Plaza is a convenient stop for groceries, and there is a Walmart Supercenter at Capital West Shopping Center.
Have a fun night at Lake Tribe Brewing in Hartsfield Tallahassee.
Grab a bite of home cooked meal at Woodchuck Cafe in Hartsfield Tallahassee, FL.
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Have a fun time at the Lake Ella Farmer's Market on the weekends.
There is a weekly farmers market just east of Hartsfield
Produce, breads and arts and crafts are for sale just east of Hartsfield at The Midtown Farmers Market at Lake Ella, held Fridays from 2 p.m. until dusk.
Godby High students can enroll in college courses
Schools in Hartsfield are part of the Leon County School District. Astoria Park Elementary and Griffin Middle School both have a C grade on Niche. Amos P. Godby High School has a B-minus rating on the site and offers a popular dual enrollment program through Tallahassee Community College and Embry Riddle Aeronautical University.
Astoria Park Elementary is a good school to enroll your child.
Griffin Middle School became a middle school in 1970.
Amos P. Godby High School in Tallahassee has excellent programs for higher education.
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Feed some turtles in San Luis Mission Park in Tallahassee, FL.
Scenic trails at San Luis Mission Park
Numerous green spaces are close to Hartsfield. A popular boardwalk overlooks Lake Esther in San Luis Mission Park just south of the neighborhood. Several trails loop across the park, which also has a playground. The grounds of Lichgate on High Road are home to some of the most impressive live oaks in Greater Tallahassee, and there is a labyrinth there as well. Anglers can cast for redbreast sunfish and catfish just west at Ochlockonee River Wildlife Management Areas, where service roads are open for hiking and biking. Orange azaleas, considered rare, bloom in the Joe Budd Wildlife Management Area in spring. Joe Budd is 7 miles west of Hartsfield.
Interstate 10 and Tallahassee International Airport
Interstate 10 borders the neighborhood and connects it with the northern suburbs while U.S. Highway 90 is a straight shot to Downtown Tallahassee and Florida State University, which are about 5 miles away. Tallahassee International Airport is 7 miles south. The neighborhood is home to a number of Tallahassee StarMetro bus routes, but the majority of locals travel by car.
Hartsfield Tallahassee is close to Downtown and major highways.
I-10 is accessible from Hartsfield Tallahassee, FL.
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Hartsfield Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Hartsfield, Tallahassee sell after 63 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Hartsfield, Tallahassee over the last 12 months is $215,000, consistent with the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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