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  Belmond

  From its Main Street lined with flower baskets to its preserved classic homes, Belmond is a small northern Iowa community that locals make an effort to take care of. “We actually have a program that we run for a few months, called Yard of the Month. It’s kind of an extra incentive for [people] to beautify their homes,” says Ronnie Martinez, the

  • Average Value

    $135K

  • List Price

    $48K - $295K

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    10 Listings

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  Oelwein

  Nearly 6,000 people live in the small city of Oelwein. “We are a friendly community,” says Deb Howard, executive director of the Oelwein Chamber & Area Development. “I know everybody says that, but we take care of our people and like to offer amenities and events so that they feel like they live in a place that is quality living for their

  • Average Value

    $132K

  • List Price

    $42K - $387K

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    Homes For Sale

    31 Listings

  Oelwein
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  Centerville

  Founded in 1846, Centerville was a thriving coal mining community for decades in rural southern Iowa. The coal mining industry eventually dwindled in this small city, and hundreds lost their jobs at the Rubbermaid factory that shut down in 2006. These are some of the factors that led to the gradual decline in population from nearly 8,500 in 1920

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    $132K

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    $23K - $445K

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    38 Listings

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  Eldora

  With a population of about 2,600, Eldora is a small community that comes together in meaningful ways, whether volunteering at the local food pantry or meeting at the county fair. “It’s just a small town, you know?” says Joan Grothoff, director of Eldora Public Library. “You know everybody.” The Iowa River and Pine Lake State Park neighbor the

  • Average Value

    $121K

  • List Price

    $39K - $322K

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    17 Listings

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  Keokuk

  Keokuk, IA, where the Mississippi and Des Moines rivers meet, is the "Geode Capital of the World." It draws rock hunters and boaters. Rand Park offers eagle-watching. Annual events include the Display of Lights and Geode Fest.

  • Average Value

    $120K

  • List Price

    $19K - $429K

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    Homes For Sale

    42 Listings

  Keokuk

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