Neighborhoods in Kansas

• 

  Lindsborg

  Popularly nicknamed “Little Sweden,” the city of Lindsborg is a cultural oasis deep in the heart of Kansas. “It’s a bit like living in Mayberry,” says Mari Loder, a Realtor with Coldwell Banker Antrim-Piper Wenger Realtors who has sold hundreds of homes here. “It’s a very clean, vibrant and thriving community that’s family-oriented. I usually tell

  • Average Value

    $211K

  • List Price

    $126K - $435K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    4 Listings

  Lindsborg
• 

  

  

  /25

  Dodge City

  Dodge City, KS, blends Wild West heritage with modern amenities. Boot Hill Museum and Dodge City Days celebrate its cowboy past. The Downtown Historic District offers Western dining. Wright Park provides a zoo and green space.

  • Average Value

    $203K

  • List Price

    $144K - $516K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    101 Listings

  Dodge City
• 

  

  

  /19

  Mcpherson

  McPherson, KS, is a historic oil town with a strong community spirit. Key attractions include the McPherson Opera House and the McPherson Museum. The city has low crime rates compared to the national average.

  • Average Value

    $202K

  • List Price

    $87K - $577K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    32 Listings

  Mcpherson
• 

  

  

  /15

  Junction City

  Junction City, KS, near Fort Riley, blends military and civilian life. This affordable community offers outdoor activities along the Republican River, patriotic events like Freedom Fest, and diverse dining options downtown.

  • Average Value

    $200K

  • List Price

    $71K - $505K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    160 Listings

  Junction City
• 

  

  

  /34

  Atchison

  Atchison, Kansas, birthplace of Amelia Earhart, features museums honoring the aviator, historic mansions, and a walkable downtown. This Missouri River city offers parks and the highly-rated Maur Hill – Mount Academy.

  • Average Value

    $198K

  • List Price

    $54K - $503K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    31 Listings

  Atchison
• 

  

  /20

  Salina

  Salina, KS blends rural charm with urban amenities. Oakdale Park hosts the Smoky Hill River Festival. Rolling Hills Zoo showcases animals in natural habitats. The city has a diverse downtown and affordable housing options.

  • Average Value

    $194K

  • List Price

    $75K - $651K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    69 Listings

  Salina
• 

  Scott City

  Scott City is a rural farming community with deep pride and ever-improving amenities. Stable industry and friendly residents keep locals around and attract new ones. "There are a good number of people who stay here for their whole lives, and there are others who go away to get more education and then return," says Brad Pendergast, city

  • Average Value

    $186K

  • List Price

    $101K - $300K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    3 Listings

  Scott City
• 

  Burlington

  Home to about 2,600 people, Burlington is a small city with plenty going on. “Something that stands out to me is the downtown. They really filled it out for a small town,” says Cheri Bauman, director of the Coffey County Chamber of Commerce. Local businesses line Neosho Street and U.S. Route 75, forming a downtown district with restaurants, coffee

  • Average Value

    $184K

  • List Price

    $88K - $404K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    15 Listings

  Burlington
• 

  Osage City

  Since its founding in the late 1800s, Osage City has grown into an idyllic small town, with all the daily necessities like doctors’ offices and hardware stores, while maintaining its peaceful feel. The town and the surrounding area are mostly based on agriculture, and the larger lots on the edge of the community reflect this. Though recreation

  • Average Value

    $184K

  • List Price

    $75K - $469K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    3 Listings

  Osage City
• 

  Frontenac

  Italians, Croatians and Poles came to Frontenac in the late 1800s to work the coal mines. That industry has since faded, but the town grew into Crawford County’s second-largest, now home to around 3,500 residents. Its heritage lives on through vibrant community events, like Festa Italiana. “People in Frontenac take a lot of pride in their

  • Average Value

    $182K

  • List Price

    $67K - $850K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    11 Listings

  Frontenac
• 

  

  /31

  Riverton

  Riverton is a small community in southeast Kansas, settled along the Spring River just outside of Joplin. With a population under 1,000, Riverton maintains a rural atmosphere, where days are spent fishing on the river and commuting to and from Joplin for work. Its position along historic Route 66 is a point of pride, from the arches of the Rainbow

  • Average Value

    $181K

  • List Price

    $47K - $393K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    3 Listings

  Riverton
• 

  Sabetha

  Since its founding in 1854, the city of Sabetha has been a center of agribusiness in northern Kansas. “We have a small-town vibe, but we have everything here that you need without even leaving Sabetha,” says Gina Murchison, Director of the Sabetha Chamber of Commerce. Sabetha once served as a grain shipping point halfway between St. Joseph,

  • Average Value

    $180K

  • List Price

    $110K - $491K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    9 Listings

  Sabetha
• 

  

  /25

  Wathena

  Wathena, KS, a quiet rural town near St. Joseph, MO, offers affordable ranch-style homes and a pastoral setting. It features a city park, swimming pool, and annual fall festival. Riverside schools have strong athletic programs.

  • Average Value

    $176K

  • List Price

    $76K - $1.4M

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    1 Listing

  Wathena
• 

  Colby

  Colby is a rural center in northwestern Kansas, surrounded by farms, ranches and crop fields. The little city and county seat of Thomas County is a hub of daily necessities, schools and employers, and its residents are close-knit. "It's the type of place where you see people you know all the time and stop to talk to neighbors you run into at the

  • Average Value

    $175K

  • List Price

    $87K - $714K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    11 Listings

  Colby
• 

  

  /26

  Abilene

  Once home to Old West cattle drovers, legendary lawmen and a future president, the small city of Abilene takes pride in its rich history. “We’re a historic town and the home of Dwight D. Eisenhower, who is buried here,” says Rebecca Schwab, an associate broker with NextHome Unlimited who has sold nearly 100 homes in the area. Since its founding in

  • Average Value

    $175K

  • List Price

    $50K - $388K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    20 Listings

  Abilene
• 

  

  /20

  Emporia

  Emporia, KS, is a gateway to the Flint Hills prairie. This college town features Victorian homes downtown and ranch-style houses in newer areas. Emporia State University and the annual Unbound Gravel Race are major attractions.

  • Average Value

    $174K

  • List Price

    $45K - $449K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    47 Listings

  Emporia
• 

  Garnett

  Since its founding in 1857, the Southeast Kansas city of Garnett hasn’t lost its small-town, Old West atmosphere. “It’s that happy, ‘I’m getting out of the big city, but I’m not in the middle of nowhere’ kind of town,” says Brian Davis, Parks and Recreation Director for Garnett. “You have grocery stores and restaurants, but you’re not bogged down

  • Average Value

    $170K

  • List Price

    $85K - $574K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    10 Listings

  Garnett
• 

  Holton

  Holton exemplifies small-town charm with a historic downtown district surrounding the county courthouse, many Victorian-era homes, and several spacious parks across the community. Outdoorsy residents also enjoy proximity to two large lakes on the town’s edges, each stocked with fish and surrounded by campgrounds. Though a small community, Holton

  • Average Value

    $167K

  • List Price

    $72K - $339K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    8 Listings

  Holton
• 

  Hiawatha

  Named for one of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s most famous narrative poems, the city of Hiawatha is a community steeped in history and small-town values. “We have that small, hometown feel, but we’re only 40 minutes away from St. Joseph, so we have those big-city amenities as well,” says Dawn Boyles, Hiawatha’s city clerk. “Everybody knows

  • Average Value

    $166K

  • List Price

    $80K - $392K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    16 Listings

  Hiawatha
• 

  Ulysses

  Ulysses is a small southwest Kansas city with a friendly community and quiet surroundings. "There are a lot of people who were born and raised here, but also people who moved here from other states because they've heard about how peaceful it is," says Dianna Olivas, board of education administrative assistant and lifelong resident of Ulysses. The

  • Average Value

    $162K

  • List Price

    $65K - $439K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    13 Listings

  Ulysses
• 

  Marysville

  Nicknamed the “Black Squirrel Capital of Kansas,” Marysville is rich in character and history. “It’s a quaint town that’s full of history and the arts,” says Wayne Kruse, director of One Marysville. “The arts are most obviously seen in our 51 five-foot-tall fiberglass statues of black squirrels, our mascots. It’s a nod to our humor and to not

  • Average Value

    $162K

  • List Price

    $90K - $364K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    18 Listings

  Marysville
• 

  

  /19

  Liberal

  Liberal, Kansas, a Southwest meatpacking hub, hosts the unique International Pancake Day race and celebrates its Mexican heritage. The city features Dorothy's House museum, Arkalon Park, and many Mexican restaurants.

  • Average Value

    $162K

  • List Price

    $88K - $491K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    36 Listings

  Liberal
• 

  Hugoton

  Hugoton made its name on two things — natural gas and Bonnie and Clyde. The latter is mostly rumor and legend, where locals believe the iconic pair hid under aliases in the city for a while. The former, however, is something that shapes life in Hugoton. Discovered in the 1920s, the Hugoton Gas Field stretches across Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas and

  • Average Value

    $158K

  • List Price

    $79K - $478K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    17 Listings

  Hugoton
• 

  Goodland

  Goodland is a rural city with a laid-back community and a backbone in agriculture and ranching. "If you want to get away from the rat race, Goodland is a nice and quiet place to do that," says Donna Moore, broker at Richardson's Homestead Realty, and a resident since 1987. The area's population is slowly shrinking, but according to Moore, some

  • Average Value

    $157K

  • List Price

    $69K - $464K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    26 Listings

  Goodland
• 

  

  /16

  Pittsburg

  Pittsburg, KS, home to Pittsburg State University, offers affordable midcentury housing. Residents enjoy Mined Land Wildlife Area and city parks. The university brings cultural events to this Southeast Kansas college town.

  • Average Value

    $155K

  • List Price

    $45K - $615K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    72 Listings

  Pittsburg

Showing Results 251 - 275, Page 11 of 13