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Harrison Park residents can easily access Wichita
Named for notable politician William Benjamin Harrison, Wichita’s Harrison Park subdivision is a calm and quiet community with all the makings of suburban serenity while still being in tune with the bustle of the big city. Interstate 35 runs through the area, while East Kellogg Drive serves as its northern border, providing residents with easy access to the rest of the city. Spacious homes hug every corner as locals live, work and play, admiring the scenery, enjoying the amenities and interacting with each other as much as possible, whether at the local sports park or one of Wichita’s many festivals and events.
Neighborhood lives behind white brick wall
A white brick wall surrounds the community, prominently displaying its name at the entrance. The streets of Harrison Park are canopied with mature flourishing trees that provide shade from the summer sun and feature colorful foliage in the fall. The homes in the community share similar style influences, with some being brightly colored and others displaying more muted tones. Traditional-style houses, one- and two-story, are the most prevalent in the area, sitting on sizeable lots that create great outdoor space. Brick and vinyl façades are found on many of the homes, and attached multicar garages are the norm. Prices in this subdivision generally stay in the $200,000 range.
Many of the homes throughout Harrison Park are very similar in architectural design.
This Harrison Park home has a large front porch.
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W.B. Harrison Park features fun for everyone
With a mini Keeper of the Plaines statue standing guard at the entrance, W.B. Harrison Park is a fun-for-all-ages type of place, and that includes the family’s furry friends. The dog park is a hit for family pets, and the water-shooting scorpion at the splash pad keeps the kids cool during warmer months. The fishing pond is an excellent place to relax. The fitness trail keeps everyone in shape, and sports enthusiasts can make the most of the softball diamond, tennis and basketball courts and rugby field.
A mini Keeper of the Plaines statue stands in front of the dog park at Harrison Park.
Dogs love the outdoor spaces and activities at Harrison Park's Dog Park.
Locals enjoy an afternoon bike ride through the paths at Harrison Park.
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Locals shop at Towne East Square
The nearby Towne East Square is a go-to for Harrison Park residents when a little retail therapy is needed. Featuring anchor stores like Dillard’s and Von Maur and popular brands like Forever 21 and Buckle, everybody can find something they’ll enjoy. Dillons is the area's go-to grocery store, and Felipe’s Jr. is a favorite restaurant serving authentic Mexican meals. At HomeGrown Kitchen, breakfast, lunch and brunch are on the menu, with favorites like eggs benedict and avocado toast.
Residents get groceries at Dillons, just around the corner from Harrison Park.
People buy sports apparel at Scheels near Harrison Park.
Homegrown is a popular daytime-eatery just a short drive from Harrison Park.
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Harrison Park residents attend Wichita events
Big on festivals and special events, Wichita keeps residents looking forward to what’s to come throughout the year. The Wagonmasters Downtown Chili Cookoff showcases the best in show with the chance to snag a spot in the World Championship Chili Cookoff as the top prize. The Anime Festival of Wichita brings cosplayers together to celebrate their shared love for comics and characters as they compete for the top spot.
Wichita Public Schools serve Harrison Park
As part of Wichita Public Schools USD259, students can attend Christa McAuliffe Academy before enrolling at Wichita Southeast High School. As a means of helping families with working parents, the academy offers other childcare services outside of the regular school day and during the summer. Accomplished in athletics, Southeast holds a total of 52 state championships across various sports, including football, basketball, golf and tennis. Both schools have an overall Niche grade of C-plus.
Christa McAuliffe Academy is popular schooling option in the area.
After graduating middle school, students can attend Southeast High School.
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Kansas Turnpike cuts through the neighborhood
Interstate 35, known as Kansas Turnpike, bisects the community, while U.S. Route 400 and East Kellogg Drive make the area’s northern border, giving residents easy access to the surrounding areas, including Towne East Square. Wichita Transit offers a bus route along the bottom of the neighborhood that brings residents into the city.
Harrison Park is part of larger community
Harrison Park is a subdivision that’s part of a larger master-planned community, sharing several amenities with neighboring communities like Park Meadows and Southeast Wichita. W.B. Harrison Park is a popular gathering spot for locals to get together to hang out, work out or enjoy all that the park has to offer.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Harrison Park
US
Homicide
5
4
Sexual Assault
4
4
Assault with Weapon
4
4
Robbery
5
4
Burglary
6
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
6
4
Larceny
5
4
Crime Score
4
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Harrison Park Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Harrison Park, Wichita sell after 25 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Harrison Park, Wichita over the last 12 months is $252,450, up 4% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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