Neighborhoods in Mississippi

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  Magnolia

  Wealthy New Orleanians seeking respite from fast-paced city life vacationed in Magnolia in the late 1800s. Today, the small city and seat of Pike County still offers a sleepy, rural atmosphere. It’s also sought-after for its proximity to the bigger city of McComb, to the north. “It’s a quaint, small town with many older homes,” says Epique Realtor

  • Average Value

    $145K

  • List Price

    $71K - $536K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    10 Listings

  Magnolia
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  Winona

  The city of Wenona is primarily a rural, agriculturally-based community, but recent investments have made the Montgomery County seat a center for local lumber production. In 2021, Biewer Lumber opened a $130 million sawmill on the northern edge of town, bringing in jobs and improvements to public infrastructure to this town of over 4,500.

  • Average Value

    $144K

  • List Price

    $66K - $314K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    20 Listings

  Winona
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  Louisville

  Deep in North Central Mississippi, among the quiet Red Hills, Louisville offers rural reprieve with a quaint town center. "It's very rural with a slower pace of life," says Realtor Derek Eaves of Smalltown Hunting Properties. He's sold homes across the region for a couple of years and was born and raised in Louisville. "It's a nice community if

  • Average Value

    $144K

  • List Price

    $36K - $498K

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    Homes For Sale

    22 Listings

  Louisville
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  Verona

  Verona is a small community of roughly 2,800 residents in Lee County, set five miles south of downtown Tupelo. The community grew around the Mobile & Ohio rail line, shipping timber, cotton and livestock from fertile Black Prairie farms to Gulf and Midwest markets. A minor Civil War skirmish took place here in 1864, and the city’s brick depot

  • Average Value

    $146K

  • List Price

    $76K - $227K

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    Homes For Sale

    5 Listings

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  Sardis

  Just 50 miles south of Memphis on Interstate 55, Sardis is a small Mississippi community that keeps buyers within commuting distance of the city. “People who move there are looking to get out of the city environment and into more of a country setting,” says Patricia Richmond-Young, a Realtor with Coldwell Banker Collins-Maury Southaven with 25

  • Average Value

    $143K

  • List Price

    $68K - $3.6M

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    4 Listings

  Sardis
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  Newton

  Newton is a small rural community that sits between Forest , about 18 miles west, and Meridian , about 29 miles east. The city is surrounded by thick trees, with train tracks, multiple highways and the Potterchitto Creek cutting through the area. “It’s a nice, quiet country town. Most of everybody is from the area originally. They might have moved from

  • Average Value

    $142K

  • List Price

    $64K - $280K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    10 Listings

  Newton
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  Houston

  Houston is one of two county seats in Chickasaw County, anchoring the western half of the hill-country region of northeast Mississippi. Although its population has slipped recently, the town keeps its past front and center with the twice-a-year Flywheel Festival, where antique engines, tractors and craft booths celebrate the community’s

  • Average Value

    $141K

  • List Price

    $66K - $491K

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    Homes For Sale

    11 Listings

  Houston
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  Crystal Springs

  Crystal Springs, a community established in the 1800s, is known for its farming roots and tomato production. The area was called the "Tomato Capital of the World" in the early 20th century. And locals still celebrate the community's history. The city holds an annual Tomato Festival in the summer. Charming street decor of the bright red fruits are

  • Average Value

    $130K

  • List Price

    $80K - $359K

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    Homes For Sale

    18 Listings

  Crystal Springs
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  Kosciusko

  Kosciusko is the tiny beating heart near the center of Attala County. The city of about 7,000 residents is one of the oldest remaining settlements along the Natchez Trace, a forest trail from Natchez to Nashville that has been in use since the days of the Native Americans. It’s also the birthplace of blues musician Charlie Musselwhite, civil

  • Average Value

    $125K

  • List Price

    $16K - $365K

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    Homes For Sale

    12 Listings

  Kosciusko
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  Macon

  In the industrial community of Macon, a brick courthouse with large, white columns stands at the heart of downtown. The small city center is filled with shops and local restaurants. As the seat of Noxubee County, Macon and the surrounding area are home to several processing plants and manufacturers. "Bogue Chitto Gin is right here in Macon. We

  • Average Value

    $122K

  • List Price

    $125K - $131K

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    Homes For Sale

    2 Listings

  Macon
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  Ruleville

  Ruleville developed as a whistle stop for the Yazoo & Mississippi Valley Railroad. The small Sunflower County town is perhaps best known as the home of Civil Rights activist Fannie Lou Hamer, who worked as a sharecropper on a nearby plantation. Hamer tried to register to vote in 1962 and, as a result, lost her job. She went on to become a powerful

  • Average Value

    $122K

  • List Price

    $114K - $159K

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    Homes For Sale

    2 Listings

  Ruleville
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  Hazlehurst

  Hazlehurst, the seat of Copiah County, began with the railroad's arrival in the mid-1800s. Its historic train depot now houses the Mississippi Music Museum, which commemorates artists such as local blues legend Robert Johnson. The museum also hosts the annual Rockin' Railroad Festival. Aside from downtown, Hazlehurst is comprised mostly of wooded

  • Average Value

    $119K

  • List Price

    $53K - $585K

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    Homes For Sale

    7 Listings

  Hazlehurst
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  Okolona

  Okolona offers a rural and family-friendly lifestyle in northern Mississippi. "Okolona is a country area, and it's not very highly populated. Not many people move to Okolona unless they're from there. But the people who do come back typically move away and want to come back to raise their families," says Realtor Cerritos Johnson with Coldwell

  • Average Value

    $106K

  • List Price

    $45K - $388K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    6 Listings

  Okolona
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  Leland

  Leland is a community of 3,600 in the Mississippi Delta with ranch-style homes on tree-lined streets and a few restaurants and parks. Alderman Michael Street says the town's simplicity is exactly what people like about it. "If you're not into the hustle and bustle of the big-city life, it's perfect," he says. "It's a small town. People like to go

  • Average Value

    $95K

  • List Price

    $29K - $261K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    6 Listings

  Leland

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