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  Grundy Center

  Grundy Center is a small city with a lot going on. It’s less than 3 square miles in size and about 25 miles from Cedar Falls, yet the parks, events and shopping keep the community bustling. “We have a great downtown district with a really thriving Main Street,” says Lindsey Freese, director of Kling Memorial Library. “It’s a lot of unique stores

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  Humboldt

  The Des Moines River meanders through Humboldt, an agricultural community of about 5,000 people in north central Iowa. The town offers public and private school options, well-maintained parks, and job opportunities at employers like Hog Slat, a swine equipment manufacturer, and Hy-Capacity, which makes agricultural components. But commuters aren’t

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  Monticello

  Monticello is a small town tucked away in the rolling hills of eastern Iowa. Home to around 4,000 residents, it’s anchored by a historic Main Street, where century-old brick storefronts house small-town shops, eateries and boutiques. Residential streets extend outward on a flat street grid, putting most people within walking distance of the town

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    $200K

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    $134K - $1.2M

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  Knoxville

  While nonlocals might confuse Knoxville, Iowa, with the well-known city in Tennessee, this rural community has still found ways to make a name for itself. Knoxville's major employers, quick highway access and varied home prices make it an attractive option for people relocating from surrounding communities — like Pella , Pleasantville and Des Moines — or

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  Washington

  Agriculture, Midwestern charm and city conveniences converge in Washington, a city of about 7,000 people and the seat of Washington County. The city hums with activity thanks to a thriving Main Street and a regular slate of events, but strong agricultural roots give it a laid-back atmosphere. “Washington is a growing town about 40 minutes south of

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  Waukon

  Waukon is the county seat of Allamakee County, and its largest city. A small town of just under 4,000 residents, its role as the cultural, administrative and retail hub of the county means it offers slightly more shopping and dining options than other towns of a similar size. The town is also home to the only full-service hospital in the area,

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  Missouri Valley

  Missouri Valley’s train depot stands as a reminder of the Iowa city’s early days as a railway hub. Its 2,600 residents are about 8 miles from the Missouri River and the Iowa-Nebraska border, and Interstate 29 makes it easy to commute to nearby cities. “They’re coming up in the world because people want to live outside the cities, but it’s close to

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  Sibley

  Sibley is a small city surrounded by the vast farmland and open plains of northern Iowa. “What it really has going for it is you can raise your kids in the small-town atmosphere where neighbors look out for each other, but you also have everything that bigger towns have to offer,” says Susan Sembach, Sibley's city manager and clerk. “We moved here

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  Algona

  Home to about 5,500 people, Algona is an easy-going agricultural community in Kossuth County. The community has had a growing number of transplants after the COVID-19 pandemic led city-dwellers to seek quieter lifestyles in the country. “It first started with people who had family here or maybe grew up in the area, and during COVID, you had people

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  Mason City

  Mason City, Iowa, is known for Prairie School architecture and 57 miles of trails. The Charles H. MacNider Art Museum and North Iowa Band Festival are notable. Newman Catholic School is highly rated.

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  Osceola

  Osceola is home to about 5,500 residents who enjoy an easygoing pace and abundant outdoor activities in the rolling hills of southwest Iowa. “We have a historic town square and we’re very rural,” says Ashleigh Eckels, director of Osceola Chamber Main Street. “We’re about 45 minutes south of Des Moines, but we have more of a small-town feel.” With

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  Vinton

  Vinton, located in eastern Iowa, serves as the seat of Benton County. Its location just south of the Cedar River made it ideal for early settlers to farm and trade. Today, the city is home to around 5,000 residents, and it offers “a small-town atmosphere with all the amenities of a larger town — a hospital, dentists and grocery stores,” says

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  Muscatine

  Muscatine, IA, known as "The Pearl City," sits along the Mississippi River. This manufacturing hub features the world's oldest Kraft-Heinz factory and a giant watermelon sculpture. It boasts 550 acres of parks and low crime rates.

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  Mount Pleasant

  Mount Pleasant, Iowa, celebrates its agricultural heritage through museums and festivals. The city offers parks, bike trails, and an aquatic center. Located 70 miles from Cedar Rapids, it provides access to larger cities.

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  Terril

  Terril, Iowa is a small rural city near the Iowa Great Lakes. The local library serves as a community hub. Residents enjoy nearby lake recreation and Arnolds Park amusement park. A prominent grain elevator marks the landscape.

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  Forest City

  Forest City packs outdoor recreation and job opportunities into a small northern Iowa community of about 4,200 along the Winnebago River. Once part of a forest, pieces of the natural landscape remain preserved through several parks, some of them by the river. Winnebago Industries gives the area a significant manufacturing presence, producing its

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  Maquoketa

  With just over 6,000 residents, Maquoketa feels like another small city in Northeast Iowa. However, its outdoor recreation and bustling downtown paint a different picture. “We have small-town charm, but amenities that larger towns may be known for,” says Erin McCaulley, executive director of the Maquoketa Area Chamber of Commerce. "There is a

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  New Hampton

  About 3,400 people live in New Hampton, the seat of Chickasaw County. “I was born and raised here and decided I wanted to raise my own family here,” says Megan Baltes, assistant economic development director with the City of New Hampton. “I love the community. It’s tight-knit, you get to know your neighbors and everyone supports each other.”

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  Osage

  In Osage, towering maple trees hug virtually every block. It’s a scene so common it earned this northern Iowa community the nickname “The City of Maples.” The atmosphere is the backdrop to an area known for its warmth. Besides its jam-packed dining scene, abundant outdoor recreation and well-regarded schools, longtime resident and local Realtor

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  Denison

  Denison, Iowa, is a diverse industrial town of 9,000. Early 20th-century homes and parks dot the landscape. The Donna Reed Theater and annual Tri City BBQ Festival are local attractions. Denison High School is highly rated.

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  Marshalltown

  Marshalltown, IA is a diverse central Iowa city with a strong community spirit. The downtown area offers walkable shopping, while 22 parks span 200+ acres. Affordable housing and a community college add to its appeal.

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  Cresco

  Surrounded by the wilderness and farmlands of northern Iowa, Cresco is well-loved by many of its residents as a retreat from nearby metro areas like Rochester and La Crosse . “We’re a rural area that’s very strategically located,” says Steve Linderbaum, an agent with Country Life Real Estate. “We’re an hour’s drive from some top-notch medical facilities.

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  Onawa

  Onawa is tucked within the prairies and cornfields of western Iowa, about midway between Sioux City and Omaha , Nebraska. The city’s population of 3,000 is often supplemented by visitors due to its location on Interstate 29 and the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail, but that doesn’t detract from its small-town atmosphere. “It’s quiet and peaceful,

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  Atlantic

  Atlantic rolls along the bank of the East Nishnabotna River in Iowa, roughly midway between Des Moines and Omaha, Nebraska. The population — currently around 6,700 — has recently declined, but Cass Health and Atlantic Coca-Cola Bottling Company provide hundreds of jobs, and economic progress is brewing. “We’re starting a new housing development in

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  Jefferson

  Jefferson may be a farming town of 4,000, but it’s earning national recognition for its investment in the arts and strong community spirit. “I enjoy the fact that it’s a small town with a nice, relaxed pace of life,” says Matt Wetrich, a resident, city councilor and executive director of Jefferson Matters, the city’s combined Main Street and

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