Neighborhoods in Kansas

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  Clay Center

  Surrounded by boundless farmland in north central Kansas, Clay Center is the social, economic and governmental hub of Clay County. “People here are very helpful, kind and welcoming,” says Natalie Muruato, executive director of Clay County Tourism. “While we’re close to big-box stores in bigger metropolitan areas, we have two grocery stores of our

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    $151K

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    $62K - $379K

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  Beloit

  Along northern Kansas’ Solomon River, the city of Beloit is home to plenty of small-town traditions, outdoor activities and historic buildings. “It’s more than just a small, rural town in Kansas,” says Mandy Fincham, executive director of Mitchell County Tourism. “It’s growing because we’re taking proactive steps to get back residents who moved

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    $151K

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    $46K - $949K

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  Winfield

  Winfield, KS has a historic downtown with local shops. Winfield City Lake offers recreation, and the Walnut Valley Festival draws visitors annually. The area is safer than the national average. Wichita is 45 minutes away.

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    $151K

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    $45K - $610K

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    58 Listings

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  Elwood

  Elwood, Kansas, sits across the Missouri River from St. Joseph. This small city offers quiet streets and country living. Cape Cods and ranch homes are common. Nearby Dupree Memorial Conservation Area provides outdoor recreation.

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    $150K

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    $55K - $406K

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  South Hutchinson

  Once a cornerstone of Kansas's salt production region, South Hutchinson is now a suburban neighbor of the larger Hutchinson . On the opposite side of the Arkansas River, South Hutchinson is a separate city, with a small-town feel and a slower pace of life. "It's just safe, and a great place to raise a family," says city administrator Jeff Schenk. His

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    $150K

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    $62K - $329K

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  Hutchinson

  Hutchinson, KS, balances community investment with outdoor recreation along the Arkansas River. The city hosts the Kansas State Fair and houses the Cosmosphere Space Museum. Buhler Unified School District is highly rated.

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    $149K

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    $50K - $564K

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  Great Bend

  Great Bend, KS, a city of 14,700, blends Old West history with modern living. Downtown features local shops and eateries. Parks offer outdoor recreation, and Veterans Memorial Park hosts community events throughout the year.

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    $147K

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    $70K - $519K

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  Ellsworth

  In Ellsworth's early days, cowboys and outlaws had the lay of the land, causing saloon fights, conducting robberies and running from the law. Beginning in the 1860s, Ellsworth was called a "wicked cowtown" due to nearby cattle stockyards and unruly and infamous travelers passing through, including Wild Bill Hickok. A group of local vigilantes

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    $142K

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    $36K - $389K

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  Pratt

  Pratt rests in the rolling plains of south-central Kansas, about 80 miles west of Wichita. As the seat of Pratt County, it provides amenities and services for about 6,500 city residents as well as people from the more rural surrounding areas. People who settle in Pratt tend to stay, but the community is also welcoming to newcomers. “It’s a

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    $137K

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    $47K - $558K

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  Hillsboro

  Located 50 miles north of Wichita in central Kansas, the city of Hillsboro packs industry, golfing, a small retail scene and a private college into a small rural community. “Hillsboro has Tabor College, a Christian fine arts college, in the heart of town, and there’s also a hospital, so there are plenty of employment options,” says Patty Putter, a

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    $136K

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    $57K - $442K

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  Concordia

  Among the Smoky Hills of northern Kansas, the city of Concordia is the center of life, business and politics in Cloud County. “While we have people who travel an hour to Salina for work, most of us work in the area, and people from surrounding communities commute here," says Michelle Bombardier, co-director of Cloud County Tourism. "We have almost

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    $134K

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    $16K - $437K

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  Kingman

  Kingman is a small city in south-central Kansas. “What’s nice about Kingman is its slow, easy living,” says Candice Henning Sippel, a Realtor with Cloud 9 Realty Group who grew up in Kingman. “Wichita is only around 45 minutes away, so you’re never too far from big-city life.” Although vast stretches of farmland border the community, Kingman

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    $133K

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    $57K - $409K

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    9 Listings

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  Girard

  Progressive publishing houses once enlivened the small city of Girard, which was known in the 1900s as a bastion of socialist ideals. Today, the printing presses are quiet, and the town of 2,500 is a sleepy rural hub on the Kansas-Missouri border. “It’s a great small town that’s close to shopping and has a great school system,” says Shelly

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    $132K

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    $43K - $685K

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    13 Listings

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  Baxter Springs

  On the Kansas side of the Missouri and Oklahoma state lines, the city of Baxter Springs has an old-school atmosphere and easy access to urban amenities. The former frontier town was once a Civil War-era fort, a rowdy cattle town robbed by Jesse James and a mining hub. Today, many of the 3,900 residents work in health care and agriculture. A

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    $125K

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    $43K - $666K

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    18 Listings

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  Galena

  Located near Kansas’ southeast corner, the city of Galena takes pride in its location along the historic U.S. Route 66. This community calls itself the oldest mining town in southeast Kansas, and it maintains an old-timey appearance through its prominent “Drink Coca Cola” mural, its early-20th-century buildings, and its public displays of vintage

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    $123K

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    $36K - $425K

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  Russell

  Russell is a rural town of about 4,000 people in the heart of Kansas. Its small but vibrant downtown is paved with red brick, featuring charming storefronts and murals by local artists. The population has been shrinking since the end of an oil boom in the 1960s, but longtime residents stay true to their friendly Midwestern ways. "Our community is

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    $123K

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    $26K - $1.1M

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    26 Listings

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  Norton

  At the crossroads of two U.S. highways, Norton is an outpost amid the sweeping farmland of northwest Kansas. The city's historic downtown is a remnant of bustling railroad days, retaining an old-school charm with brick-paved roads and the neon lights of the Norton Theatre. The population is just over 2,500, and city clerk Alex McKenna says that

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    $123K

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    $90K - $409K

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  Fort Scott

  Formerly a Western frontier fort, the city of Fort Scott is now a regional hub for Kansas’ border with Missouri. Just over 7,500 people live in this city, many of them working for manufacturers like Peerless Products, Ward Kraft Inc. and Fort Scott Munitions. Though people might come to Fort Scott with Kansas City in mind, they’ll find this

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    $123K

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    $25K - $369K

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  Columbus

  Columbus is a small city with a rich agricultural history in the southeast corner of Kansas. “People here can live more rural lives and still be close to amenities,” says Shelly Hildebrandt, a Realtor with Cobb Realty who has sold a handful of homes in the area. “Columbus is about 20 or 25 minutes from Joplin, a larger metropolitan area where

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    $120K

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    $39K - $344K

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    18 Listings

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  Iola

  Located in southeast Kansas, the city of Iola serves as the political and economic hub of rural Allen County. “Iola is at the heart of southeast Kansas, and it’s an up-and-coming community with a new state lake,” says Jennifer Chester, a broker with Crown Realty who has sold nearly 100 properties here. Though Iola’s economy once depended on

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    $117K

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    $38K - $508K

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  Larned

  In Larned, Kansas, there are more than 10 times as many cows as there are people. Miles of farms, crop fields and livestock production centers surround the small city and seat of Pawnee County, which has fewer than 4,000 people but tens of thousands of cattle. Larned's population is shrinking, with more people steadily moving out each year than

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    $116K

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    $30K - $294K

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  Hoisington

  When faced with disaster, Hoisington, Kansas, came out on the other side stronger and more united. The area's long-time residents survived an F4 tornado in 2001, which destroyed many homes and buildings, including the local grocery store and Dairy Queen. "It came through on prom night," says Hoisington City Manager Jonathan Mitchell. "It was

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    $116K

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    $37K - $257K

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  Arkansas City

  Arkansas City, Kansas, sits 60 miles southeast of Wichita. Known for its Cherokee Strip Land Museum and annual Arkalalah Festival, the city features a revitalized downtown, Wilson Park's steam locomotive, and Cowley College.

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    $115K

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    $40K - $544K

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    44 Listings

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  Lyons

  The world’s largest salt shaker towers proudly at the center of Lyons, commemorating the city’s prominent role in the salt mining industry. Salt production is still the leading employer, but the area hasn’t seen much growth beyond its mining town roots. With around 3,500 residents, Lyons is known for its slow pace of life, low cost of living and

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    $114K

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    $53K - $281K

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  Independence

  Independence, KS, is a historic town near the Verdigris River. The Little House on the Prairie Museum and Riverside Park's vintage carousel are key attractions. The city features a downtown with preserved early 1900s architecture.

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    $111K

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    $29K - $369K

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