South Manhattan Condos for Sale

South Manhattan is a neighborhood featuring around 550 small to midsize homes built between 1900 and 1990, with common styles including cottages, bungalows, and traditional two-story houses. Many homes showcase local limestone facades and chimneys. Griffith Park, located just south of the neighborhood, is a historic baseball stadium now used primarily for youth sports practices. Long’s Park offers mature trees, open space, a playground, and a paved walking trail, reflecting its long history as a community gathering spot. For things to do, residents can visit Yi’s Oriental Market for Asian groceries or Radina’s Bakehouse for artisan breads and coffee. Fast-food options and food trucks are available along Fort Riley Boulevard, and the Budget Shop thrift store provides community-supported shopping. The Manhattan Arts Center, located nearby, hosts various cultural events, while Manhattan City Park offers recurring family-friendly activities. South Manhattan is conveniently located 7 miles from Manhattan Regional Airport and less than 2 miles from K-State’s main campus and downtown, with ATA bus stops providing easy access. The neighborhood is also bike-friendly, with routes to Manhattan City Park and K-State. Students in South Manhattan attend highly rated schools, including Theodore Roosevelt Elementary, Dwight D. Eisenhower Middle, and Manhattan High, which offers dual-credit classes and summer programs.