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    Grant Wood

    Grant Wood, named after the painter of "American Gothic," offers residential charm with abundant green space in Iowa City. Parks, trails and shopping centers are nearby. City High School is a highly rated institution nearby. Downtown Iowa City is also easily accessible.

    • Average Value

      $236K

    • List Price

      $75K - $470K

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      12 Listings

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    Edgewood District

    Bettendorf's Edgewood District blends suburban charm with urban convenience. Tree-lined streets feature diverse housing near parks and downtown. Residents enjoy Central Avenue Tap and highly rated schools.

    • Average Value

      $236K

    • List Price

      $136K - $563K

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      3 Listings

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    Guthrie County

    Guthrie County features scenic countryside and outdoor recreation. The Raccoon River Valley Trail and Nations Bridge Park offer hiking and camping. Homes range from historic to modern. The area has low crime risk.

    • Average Value

      $235K

    • List Price

      $40K - $929K

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      22 Listings

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    Brandshell

    Brandshell, east of Downtown Ames and Iowa State, features historic homes near Main Street's shops, dining and cultural scene. Bandshell Park is a National Historic Place with a bandstand, and Ames High School is highly rated.

    • Average Value

      $234K

    • List Price

      $154K - $375K

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      Homes For Sale

      1 Listing

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    Oak-Riverside

    Oak-Riverside in Ames has classic homes near downtown eateries. O'Neil Park and a bike trail provide outdoor recreation. Edwards Elementary and Ames High School are well-rated. The neighborhood is also near Iowa State University.

    • Average Value

      $234K

    • List Price

      $154K - $298K

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      0 Listings

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    East End

    East End features tree-lined streets with vintage homes and views of the Mississippi River. The Davenport neighborhood is near parks and local eateries, and has lively events like the Village Hops Craft Beer Festival and Riverssance Art Fair.

    • Average Value

      $230K

    • List Price

      $78K - $497K

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      Homes For Sale

      21 Listings

    East End
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    Woodward

    Woodward, IA blends rural charm with historic character. The High Trestle Trail offers scenic recreation, while Main Street features local eateries. Highly rated schools serve this quiet community 31 miles from Des Moines.

    • Average Value

      $226K

    • List Price

      $128K - $377K

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      6 Listings

    Woodward
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    Drake

    Drake, home to Drake University, blends historic homes with student housing and local businesses, such as Drake Diner and Black Cat Ice Cream. The walkable area offers parks, cultural events and easy access to Downtown Des Moines and the airport.

    • Average Value

      $224K

    • List Price

      $86K - $572K

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      31 Listings

    Drake
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    Merle Hay

    Merle Hay in Des Moines is around 6 miles from downtown and features Merle Hay Mall with diverse shopping and dining. The area has mid-20th-century homes, parks with accessible playgrounds and easy access to U.S. Route 6.

    • Average Value

      $223K

    • List Price

      $156K - $345K

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      35 Listings

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    Valley High Manor

    Valley High Manor blends suburban living with a rural feel. Parks and trails are plentiful. Midcentury-era homes are most common. Residents enjoy proximity to downtown Des Moines and the annual The Iowa State Fair.

    • Average Value

      $223K

    • List Price

      $127K - $295K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      3 Listings

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    Panora

    Panora, Iowa offers serene living by Panorama Lake with recreational opportunities and small-town charm. The city boasts access to the 56-mile Raccoon River Valley Trail and a Main Street with local shops and eateries.

    • Average Value

      $223K

    • List Price

      $115K - $571K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      7 Listings

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    Morningside

    Hugging the Missouri River about 5 miles southeast of downtown Sioux City, Morningside is a suburban area that benefits from relatively even ground, making for easier expansion. “It’s really expensive to build on the hillier areas to the west,” says Kathryn Pfaffle, a Realtor with Haus of Home. “So as the city expands, houses are concentrated in

    • Average Value

      $222K

    • List Price

      $156K - $430K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      36 Listings

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    Douglas Acres

    Douglas Acres in Des Moines offers homes on spacious lots, near parks, schools and shopping along East Euclid Avenue. With easy access to I-235, DART buses and local dining like Tasty Tacos and Eastside Eddie’s, it’s a quiet but well-connected neighborhood.

    • Average Value

      $219K

    • List Price

      $132K - $347K

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      2 Listings

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    Cedar Valley

    Cedar Valley in Cedar Rapids features ranch-style homes along the Cedar River. Recreation offerings include Prairie Park Fishery and Cedar Valley Park. The area is close to I-380 and NewBo City Market.

    • Average Value

      $218K

    • List Price

      $53K - $461K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      13 Listings

    Cedar Valley
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    Woodland Heights

    Woodland Heights features historic homes and tree-lined streets near downtown Des Moines. Ingersoll Avenue offers trendy dining and shopping, while Chamberlain Park provides green space. The area is close to Drake University.

    • Average Value

      $217K

    • List Price

      $124K - $472K

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      3 Listings

    Woodland Heights
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    Downtown Council Bluffs

    Downtown Council Bluffs combines small-town charm with urban amenities near Omaha. Bayliss Park and the Union Pacific Railroad Museum are popular attractions. The area features diverse architecture and popular local businesses.

    • Average Value

      $213K

    • List Price

      $107K - $483K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      12 Listings

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    Sheridan Gardens

    Sheridan Gardens in Des Moines offers affordable midcentury homes in a quiet suburban setting. Sheridan Park provides a playground and a basketball court, and mile-long bike trail along Fourmile Creek is on the west side.

    • Average Value

      $213K

    • List Price

      $134K - $280K

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      Homes For Sale

      25 Listings

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    The South End

    The South End in Council Bluffs offers 20th-century homes with roomy yards and easy access to Omaha, 6 miles away. Key attractions include 712 Eat + Drink, Sunset Park, and Lake Manawa State Park for outdoor activities.

    • Average Value

      $209K

    • List Price

      $96K - $453K

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      7 Listings

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    The Heights

    The Council Bluffs Gateway sculpture sits astride West Broadway next to a scenic overlook in The Heights, an eclectic neighborhood on the east end of the city. When President Abraham Lincoln visited the area in 1859, he decided it should serve as the eastern terminus of the Union Pacific Railroad. Eight score and six years later, railroad tracks

    • Average Value

      $208K

    • List Price

      $74K - $1.4M

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      5 Listings

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    South Central DSM

    South Central DSM is close to both Des Moines International Airport and downtown. Fort Des Moines Park has a fishing lake and hiking trails. The South Des Moines Sculpture Park is a local attraction.

    • Average Value

      $207K

    • List Price

      $137K - $366K

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      16 Listings

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    Watrous South

    Watrous South in Des Moines offers budget-friendly homes near the airport and downtown. Outdoor recreation includes Sayers Park and Nahas Aquatic Center. Blank Park Zoo is nearby, along with shopping and dining.

    • Average Value

      $206K

    • List Price

      $119K - $338K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      23 Listings

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    Pioneer Park

    Pioneer Park in Des Moines, 3 miles south of downtown, is a family-friendly area with several parks including James W. Cownie Baseball Park. The neighborhood has affordable housing and shopping at Southgate Shopping Center.

    • Average Value

      $205K

    • List Price

      $121K - $351K

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      9 Listings

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    Roberts Park

    On the west side of Council Bluffs, Roberts Park forms the heart of the neighborhood that shares its name. A pocket of residential streets surrounds the green space, moments away from Interstate 29 and the Iowa-Nebraska border. “It’s a convenient location because you’ve got access to I-29, and if you go underneath the interstate, you can jump

    • Average Value

      $204K

    • List Price

      $146K - $337K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      1 Listing

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    Lincoln-Fairview

    When Abraham Lincoln visited Council Bluffs in 1859, he stood atop the Loess Hills and declared that the spot should serve as the Eastern Terminus of the nation’s first transcontinental railroad. A monument commemorating this noteworthy event is the focal point of Lincoln-Fairview, one of the city’s oldest neighborhoods. Wealthy residents

    • Average Value

      $203K

    • List Price

      $106K - $379K

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      Homes For Sale

      4 Listings

    Lincoln-Fairview
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    West Side Sioux City

    Set in the gentle hills that surround the area, the West Side is one of the oldest communities in Sioux City. A former factory district, the West Side is now almost exclusively residential, though the older sections of town still retain the tightly spaced layout of industrial neighborhoods. As it expanded, the West Side absorbed areas with more

    • Average Value

      $201K

    • List Price

      $73K - $567K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      39 Listings

    West Side Sioux City

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