Neighborhoods near Muncie Central High School in Muncie, IN

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  Westwood Historic District

  Westwood Historic District was established in 1923 with winding, wooded streets and architecturally significant homes. Some of Muncie’s wealthiest industrialists and prominent citizens once lived here, including the Ball family — the founders of Ball State University and creators of Ball Corporation glass mason jars — and Alexander Bracken, whose

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    $250K

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    $546K - $809K

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  Kenmore

  Kenmore in Muncie features 1930s-40s Colonial Revival, Cape Cod, and Tudor homes near Guthrie Park. It's walking distance to Ball State University and IU Health Ball Memorial Hospital. The Village nearby offers dining options.

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    $248K

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    $541K - $851K

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  Lantern-Pearwood-Keller

  Lantern-Pearwood-Keller, northwest of Muncie, features highly rated Yorktown Community Schools. This suburban area offers family activities like Escapades Family Fun Center. Concannon's Bakery Café is a local favorite for treats.

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    $228K

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    $231K - $445K

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  Halteman

  Halteman in Muncie has 1960s-70s brick ranch and split-level homes. The recently revitalized park offers a playground, splash pad, and walking path. Nearby amenities include bowling, bingo, and various shopping options.

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    $210K

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    $208K - $1.8M

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  Western Oaks

  Western Oaks in Muncie offers diverse housing on large lots. The area provides access to Westside Park, White River Greenway, and Ball State University. Residents enjoy nearby shopping and dining options along McGalliard Road.

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    $203K

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  Western

  Western in Muncie has 1950s-style homes, Guthrie Park, and the White River Greenway. Dining options include Cafe at The Crossing. The neighborhood is near Ball State University with access to shopping and healthcare facilities.

  • Average Value

    $190K

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    $210K - $607K

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    3 Listings

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  Meadow Park

  Meadow Park in Muncie features mid-20th century homes on large lots. The White River Greenway Trail and Westside Park provide scenic spaces. Crime risk is below average. Shops and restaurants are nearby on Tillotson Avenue.

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    $181K

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    $332K - $409K

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    1 Listing

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  Carlton-Ludingwood

  Carlton-Ludingwood in Muncie features affordable homes, primarily 1950s ranches and newer Traditionals. Westside Park offers river views and Greenway access. Nearby amenities include Pay Less Super Market and local restaurants.

  • Average Value

    $165K

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    $97K - $9.2M

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    4 Listings

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  Northview

  Northview is a largely residential area close to the retail corridor of McGalliard Road. “One of the nice things about Northview is that you have proximity to the Cardinal Greenway and they have an elementary school in that neighborhood,” says Rebekah Hanna, a Realtor with Re/Max with nearly 20 years of experience and Muncie resident. “You can

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    $156K

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    $235K - $2.4M

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    4 Listings

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  Sky Park

  Restaurants, shopping and recreation are all within reach of Sky Park thanks to its proximity to McGalliard Road. Bordered by the Cardinal Greenway to the west and the Muncie Mall to the east, Sky Park balances quiet residential streets with ample shopping and dining on Muncie’s north side. “When customers and clients, and even people from out of

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    $154K

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    $155K - $676K

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  Riverside-Normal City

  Riverside-Normal City in Muncie showcases historic homes from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The White River Greenway and Tuhey Park provide recreation. Ball State University and The Village are nearby amenities.

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    $152K

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    $153K - $6M

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    1 Listing

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  Downtown Muncie

  Downtown Muncie offers historic charm with walkable access to restaurants, theaters, and parks. The Caffeinery serves as a community hub. Trails provide outdoor recreation. Housing includes historic homes and condos.

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    $149K

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    1 Listing

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  Anthony-Northside

  Anthony-Northside in Muncie features modest bungalows from the 1930s-40s and apartments. The neighborhood is within walking distance of Ball State University and offers local dining options like Sunshine Café and Red Apple Café.

  • Average Value

    $134K

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    $214K - $805K

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    1 Listing

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  Cowing Park

  Cowing Park in Muncie has 1940s bungalows and 1950s ranches near Ball State University. Its namesake park includes sports courts and a playground. Residents frequent nearby chain restaurants and Fresh Thyme Market for groceries.

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    $131K

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    $285K - $921K

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    1 Listing

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  Westside

  Westside in Muncie, near Ball State University, houses students and staff in early 20th-century homes. It features Westside Park and the White River Greenway. The nearby Village area is undergoing revitalization for new amenities.

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    $129K

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    $288K - $533K

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    1 Listing

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  Minnetrista

  Minnetrista in Muncie features the Minnetrista Museum & Gardens, housing Bob Ross's recreated studio. The area hosts the Delaware County Fair and has early to mid-20th century homes. Crime risk is equal to the national average.

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    $119K

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    $358K - $646K

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    1 Listing

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  East Central

  East Central in Muncie is a historic neighborhood with Victorian homes, Cardinal Greenway trail access, and diverse dining. Located near downtown, it hosts cultural events and has a crime risk slightly above the national average.

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    $110K

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    $146K - $588K

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  Eastside

  Eastside is a laid-back community on the edge of Muncie. Bordered by the Muncie Bypass, the neighborhood is home to the Mayfield, Eastwood and Echo Heights housing additions. “There are a lot of single-family homes out there that are very well-priced, and that’s attractive to a lot of first-time home buyers,” says Rich Lee, an associate Realtor

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    $103K

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    $395K - $2.2M

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  Forest Park

  Forest Park is a modest residential neighborhood on Muncie’s south side. After World War II, the community struggled as factories began to close. While the neighborhood has its challenges, residents worked with Building Better Neighborhoods and Studio 165+, a Ball State University student-led design firm, to create a new identity that represented

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    $97K

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    $182K - $520K

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  Granville

  Once an industrial center with several manufacturers, the northside neighborhood of Granville became residential after factories began closing in the 1970s. Nowadays, Granville's quiet streets and cost-effective homes draw first-time homeowners, investors and buyers looking to downsize while staying close to Muncie's main hubs for shopping and

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    $97K

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    $330K - $693K

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  Southside

  Southside is Muncie’s largest neighborhood. The area was once a center of manufacturing activity, including the Ball Brothers Glass Manufacturing Company and the Muncie Chevrolet plant. But nearby factories closed and caused many jobs — and residents — to leave the area. Still, local organizations, Ball State University and an active neighborhood

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    $94K

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    $121K - $8M

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    22 Listings

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  Southeast Muncie

  Southeast Muncie is a largely residential neighborhood on the far east side of Muncie. The area was once an industrial hub, but factories began to close and leave in the 1970s. The neighborhood suffered from urban decay as jobs and people left, but reinvestment in the early 2010s put the community on the right path forward. There have been steady

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    $93K

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    $167K - $1.6M

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  McKinley

  McKinley, in Muncie, has historic homes near Muncie Central High School and downtown. Residents can walk to the Minnetrista Museum & Gardens, Cardinal Greenway trail, and popular spots like Elm Street Brewing Company.

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    $91K

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  Blaine

  Less than 2 miles from downtown, Blaine was once centered around Muncie's flourishing manufacturing industry. The nearby railroad transported goods from factories like Indiana Bridge, Hemingray Glass Company and the Warner Gear Company. However, manufacturers began closing the 1970s, causing jobs — and residents — to leave the area. Today, Blaine

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    $88K

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    $351K - $1.4M

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    1 Listing

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  Old West End

  Old West End has seen a lot of change in its 145 years. Formed during Muncie's "gas boom" between 1880 and 1915, the neighborhood is on the National Register of Historic Places. The community declined after industrialization, and many of the neighborhood's late Victorian and vernacular homes became dilapidated. However, residents, local

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    $87K

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    $306K - $2.4M

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    1 Listing

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