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Quiet neighborhood feel with Tyler's attractions nearby
Midtown Tyler sits on the doorstep of some of Tyler’s finest attractions and provides an accessible way into the East Texas city. The quiet residential neighborhood is close to iconic local eateries like Stanley’s Famous Pit Barbecue and the revitalized shops and restaurants of downtown Tyler. Ranch-style builds from the mid-20th century provide an accessible home base for homeowners exploring nearby green spaces like Bergfeld Park. “It's got the big city feel with tons of attractions and amenities close by,” says John Landes, managing partner with Fourth Point Real Estate and longtime Tyler resident. “But you’re still close to the countryside with that quiet neighborhood feel.”
You'll find a variety of home styles around Midtown Tyler to suite anyones needs.
Midtown Tyler is located just to the east of downtown Tyler.
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Stanley’s Famous Pit Barbecue is famous for a reason
Residents here are close to some of the city’s favorite dining spots. Stanley’s Famous Pit Barbecue is famous for a reason, as its pork ribs have won numerous awards since the eatery was established in 1958. But the restaurant, which has been featured in multiple publications, is popular for more than smoked meats. “They have great barbecue, but if you go, you have to ask for a side of pickles,” says Myriah Boles, local Realtor with Standard Realty Group. “I'm not sure what it is, but they really have the best pickles.” Mama’s Restaurant and Happy’s Fish House are also popular eateries along East Fifth Street. For a night out, Tyler City Square is under 2 miles away and includes several local bars and breweries. Brookshire’s provides the neighborhood with fresh groceries, while the Friendly Baptist Church is one of many houses of worship serving the area. The nearest retail center is the Broadway Square shopping mall, under 4 miles away.
Stanley's Famous Pit BBQ in Midtown Tyler is a popular spot to grab authentic Texas BBQ.
Grab a meal at the popular Happy's Fish near Midtown Tyler.
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Mid-century houses in Midtown
Midtown Tyler contains a mix of older homes from the mid-20th century. Modest Ranch-style houses with brick exteriors are the predominant style. Older, craftsman-style cottages with vinyl exteriors can also be found scattered throughout the residential pockets of the neighborhood. Towering oak and pine trees are common, and many front lawns have well-manicured landscaping and bright wildflowers. Prices range from $150,000 to $300,000, and listings often sell faster than the national average of 44 days. While the neighborhood features residents of all ages, it is popular with college students attending Tyler Junior College nearby.
Craftsman style homes are one of the many home styles found in Midtown Tyler.
A beautifully maintained cottage sits on a hill in Midtown Tyler.
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STEM magnet program with higher education nearby
Moore Middle School is both a comprehensive middle school and a STEM Magnet for the Tyler Independent School District. The school receives an A-minus rating from Niche and offers students a hands-on, technology-driven curriculum and the opportunity to compete in Academic competitions like the Tyler ISD Robotics Competition Championship. Bell Elementary also received an A-minus and is a Leadership School, following the “Seven Habits of Happy Kids” program developed by Dr. Steven Covey. The B-minus-rated Tyler High School features a long history of athletic success and includes alumni like NFL Hall-of-fame running back Earl Campbell. Graduates looking to pursue higher education while staying close to home can enroll in Tyler Junior College, which is in the neighborhood. TJC offers a range of associate and bachelor’s degree programs ranging from liberal arts and business management to nursing and healthcare administration.
Tyler High School serves 9th through 12th grades.
The magnet program at Moore Middle is one of the best in Tyler ISD.
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Tyler’s Medical Center provides health care to East Texas
Midtown Tyler’s medical center has become a hub for healthcare in the East Texas region. UT Health Tyler and Christus Health have award-winning campuses with level 1 trauma centers and a leading-edge heart hospital. The two hospital systems are the two largest employers in the city, with over 7,000 employees combined. And now, students will have an opportunity to become licensed physicians. “There’s a new University of Texas Medical School going in, which is a big deal for the area,” Landes says. The new medical school opened partially in Fall 2023 and is the first to open in East Texas.
Midtown Tyler is home to UT Health and Christus Heath systems.
Midtown Tyler is centrally located, giving residents close access to work and play.
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Hillside Park features an art wall
Hillside Park, the closest city-maintained green space, features basketball courts, soccer fields and a playground. Visitors can stroll past the art wall, which highlights colorful paintings and local artists' murals. Bergfeld Park is about 1.5 miles away and also highlights creative endeavors. Visitors to the park's amphitheater can enjoy year-round events ranging from a spring movie series to Symphony in the Park, hosted by the East Texas Symphony Orchestra. Other amenities include tennis courts and a splash ground.
Enjoy the murals at Hillside Park in Midtown Tyler.
Children love playing on the playground at Bergfeld Park in Midtown Tyler.
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Saturdays in Midtown Tyler
Rose City Farmer’s Market is a popular spot to find fresh fruits, vegetables and canned goods, all sourced locally. The Market is held every Saturday during spring, summer, and fall and every second Saturday during winter. Other popular events nearby include the Azalea & Spring Flowers Trail and the Tyler Rose Festival.
Traveling through Tyler
The neighborhood is relatively pedestrian-friendly, with intermittent sidewalks scattered throughout. Those traveling farther are just 2 miles from Tyler City Square and 9 miles from Tyler Pounds Regional Airport, which services multiple daily flights to Dallas Fort Worth International Airport. Tyler Transit provides public bus routes throughout most of the neighborhood. Dallas and Shreveport are both around 100 miles away, roughly equal to a 2-hour drive.
Many Midtown Tyler residents are found outside side in the mornings and evenings taking walks.
Residents of Midtown Tyler can access the Tyler Pounds Regional Airport to head out of town.
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Crime and Safety
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Sexual Assault
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Assault with Weapon
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Robbery
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Burglary
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Motor Vehicle Theft
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Larceny
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Midtown Tyler Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Midtown Tyler, Tyler sell after 37 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Midtown Tyler, Tyler over the last 12 months is $213,500, consistent with the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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