Central Highland Park
Central Highland Park in Topeka features the Hillcrest Community Center with a pool and courts. Southeast California Avenue offers dining and shopping options. Early to mid-20th century homes line leafy residential streets.
Average Value
$96K
List Price
$25K - $178K
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10 Listings
Hilltop
Hilltop in Wichita offers affordable 1940s homes and strong community support. Local groups provide free meals and other supported services. Locals enjoy Friendship Park, L.W. Clapp Park and diverse dining options on Harry Street.
Average Value
$95K
List Price
$16K - $116K
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2 Listings
Power
Power is a modest Wichita neighborhood with affordable single-family homes. Lynette Woodard Recreation Center has indoor and outdoor facilities, and there’s easy access to Interstate 135.
Average Value
$93K
List Price
$42K - $177K
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3 Listings
Northeast Millair
Wichita's Northeast Millair suburb has 1950s ranch-style homes near Wichita State University. Glen Dey Park offers playgrounds and a paved path. The car-dependent area is close to shopping and dining on Broadway Avenue.
Average Value
$92K
List Price
$50K - $164K
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0 Listings
Central Park
Central Park in Topeka has affordable historic homes from the late 1800s to 1920s. The community center offers recreational activities and a fishing pond. Its central location provides access to downtown amenities.
Average Value
$84K
List Price
$24K - $230K
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6 Listings
Downtown Topeka
The heart of Kansas’ state capital, Downtown Topeka, is the city’s hub for jobs, restaurants and entertainment. Home to the Kansas Statehouse, other state buildings and business offices, downtown makes up a quarter of the city’s workforce. It’s also home to about 2,000 residents, 84% of which rent from the neighborhood’s apartments, while 16% of
Average Value
$83K
List Price
$232K - $636K
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1 Listing
Monroe
Monroe, in Topeka, has early 1900s homes like Craftsman bungalows. Cushinberry Park offers a buffalo statue and trail access. Kansas Avenue has local dining spots, while the Stormont Vail Events Center hosts various attractions.
Average Value
$77K
List Price
$33K - $135K
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2 Listings
Schweiter/Mead
Schweiter and Mead, 3 miles from downtown Wichita, offer 1950s cottages and ranch homes, parks, dining and shopping. Wichita Public Schools serve students. With transit access and the airport 8 miles away, these neighborhoods mix city and suburban living.
Average Value
$147K
List Price
$100K - $243K
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3 Listings
Basehor
On the west side of Kansas City , Basehor is known for its strong schools, commuter location and growing housing options. Unlike many small towns in the area, Basehor doesn't have a historic downtown district. Instead, the city is characterized by modern neighborhoods, brand-new park complexes and pedestrian-friendly streetscapes. "There's one subdivision
Average Value
$458K
List Price
$295K - $1.3M
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59 Listings
Louisburg
As the greater Kansas City area expands, the small city of Louisburg is only 20 minutes from suburbia. But with a population of around 5,000, the lifestyle here remains quiet and tightly knit. "I think it's always going to have a small-town feel," says Doug Bowes, a Realtor with Keller Williams Realty Partners and resident for over 60 years. Housing
Average Value
$363K
List Price
$200K - $630K
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18 Listings
Lansing
Lansing, KS, 30 miles from Kansas City, offers small-town living with new developments. Near Fort Leavenworth, it has highly rated schools. Lansing City Park and Sevenmile Creek provide outdoor recreation for residents.
Average Value
$359K
List Price
$160K - $925K
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14 Listings
Tonganoxie
As Kansas City expands, growth is beginning to change the landscape of Tonganoxie, affectionately called "Tongie" by locals. "The outskirts used to be Basehor , and now Basehor has kind of been engulfed in the city," says Lori Hobbs, a broker with Lori Hobbs Real Estate who has over 20 years of experience in the area. "And so now the next little area out is
Average Value
$322K
List Price
$227K - $658K
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43 Listings
Baldwin City
Baldwin City stays true to its vintage charm while adding more residential spaces to the area. New developments surround its downtown, home to Baker University, the oldest in the state. Sidewalks line many streets, connecting homes to downtown businesses and nearby parks. “Baldwin has a lot of kids walking around after school, like you’ll see a
Average Value
$316K
List Price
$161K - $500K
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48 Listings
Eudora
Grain fields and orchards surround Eudora, a city about 10 miles east of Lawrence on the Kansas River. “It’s this little bedroom community, an extension of Lawrence, almost. There are plenty of places to eat, they have their own pool and an adorable little downtown area with all these boutiques,” says Realtor Emily Ferguson with Countrywide
Average Value
$312K
List Price
$220K - $574K
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5 Listings
Rose Hill
The city of Rose Hill rests about 20 miles southeast of Wichita. Its name comes from one of its early settlers, who had ambitions of growing roses for a nursery business. Today, “it’s a farming community with a relatively small school district, which is a draw for many buyers,” says Carrissa Wells, a Realtor with Berkshire Hathaway Realty, who has
Average Value
$299K
List Price
$155K - $585K
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12 Listings
Paola
Less than an hour south of Kansas City , Paola feels like a classic Kansas small town. A historic downtown square hosts farmers' markets and car shows, and local kids raise 4-H animals for the annual county fair. There are larger city amenities, including a hospital and a Walmart, but many of the local businesses are family owned. According to Janet
Average Value
$295K
List Price
$134K - $604K
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25 Listings
Wamego
The city of Wamego has several parks, dining mainstays, factory jobs and cultural outlets along the Kansas River. This Manhattan-area agricultural town is home to nearly 5,000 people, experiencing nonstop growth since the 1920s. “It’s a ‘Smalltown, USA’ city that has lots of things for young families and other folks to do,” says Bill Disberger, a
Average Value
$267K
List Price
$120K - $666K
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11 Listings
Vassar
Overlooking the shores of Pomona Lake, Vassar is a small community south of Topeka with lots of scenery and natural recreation. “It’s just a neat place. It’s right on the lake and it’s right off Highway 268, so it’s great for commuters,” says Brandy Criss-Engler, a broker with Superior Real Estate with nearly 20 years of experience. “It’s a
Average Value
$253K
List Price
$153K - $463K
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1 Listing
Hays
Hays, KS, blends Wild West history with modern industries 180 miles northwest of Wichita. Downtown features historic shops. Attractions include the Sternberg Museum and Fort Hays State University. The area has good schools.
Average Value
$253K
List Price
$120K - $665K
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47 Listings
Holcomb
Holcomb is a small, quiet city just a few miles west of Garden City , Kansas. Surrounded by corn and wheat fields in every direction, and little more than homes and schools on its streets, the place with fewer than 2,300 people is truly rural. "As far as Holcomb goes, most people go to Garden City for everything," says Brian Crockett, managing broker at
Average Value
$253K
List Price
$158K - $315K
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7 Listings
Leavenworth
Leavenworth, KS, Kansas' first city, is rich in history with sites like Fort Leavenworth and a vibrant downtown. The city includes extensive parkland and the highly rated Fort Leavenworth Unified School District 207.
Average Value
$244K
List Price
$101K - $657K
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71 Listings
Garden City
Garden City, Kansas blends agricultural roots with diverse growth. This High Plains city of 28,000 features a historic downtown, The Big Pool, and Lee Richardson Zoo. New housing developments are addressing increased demand.
Average Value
$242K
List Price
$48K - $645K
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100 Listings
Clearwater
In the late 1800s, cowboys traveling the Chisholm Trail often stopped at the Ninnescah River, which was known for its fresh, clear water. The community of Clearwater grew up to the north of the river, and when railroads came through the area, they brought even more settlers. Today, the city is home to more than 2,500 residents. “People seek it out
Average Value
$226K
List Price
$158K - $519K
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12 Listings
Ottawa
Ottawa, KS is a small city with a college-town vibe. Historic Downtown Ottawa has local shops and restaurants. The city features two state bike trails and hosts community events like music festivals and holiday parades year-round.
Average Value
$214K
List Price
$85K - $492K
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66 Listings
Osawatomie
Nestled among the rivers and farmland south of Kansas City , Osawatomie is a small city with a population of over 4,000. The city's history dates back to the Civil War, and its older housing options have some of the lowest prices in the region. "The majority of people who moved down to this area — it's because of money," says Janet Turney, a Realtor with
Average Value
$212K
List Price
$113K - $625K
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31 Listings
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