Neighborhoods near Chisholm Trail Elementary School in Park City, KS

One of Wichita's newest neighborhoods, Falcon Falls, is a small homeowners association of modern houses and pristine yards. Sidewalks connect to pathways that often lead first to ponds -- with fountains as centerpieces -- and then into natural preserves. "It's perfect for nature lovers," says Sharon McCoy, a Realtor with Collins & Associates, who

Though home to less than 2,500 residents, Kechi is a truly unique city just north of Wichita with a thriving Arts and Business District. Part of that is thanks to Cindy Wolf and her husband, Richard, who developed a strip of land to welcome art-inspired businesses, along with their own shops – Cindy’s Quilts-n-More and Richard’s Wood Shop. “When

While its name resembles that of the ritzy Los Angeles neighborhood, Bel Aire is a more modest, suburban city in Kansas, just outside the northeast section of Wichita. This Midwest residential enclave is an outdoor-friendly city, featuring six parks with their own unique adventures, and several events and festivals that bring the community of

North End Riverview in Wichita offers spacious lots with diverse housing styles. The Little Arkansas River provides recreation at Riverview and Hellers Parks. Local eateries and NewMarket Square cater to dining and shopping needs. North End Riverview in Wichita is a quiet, primarily residential neighborhood known for its spacious lots and diverse

Just north of Wichita, before Sedgwick County turns into endless plots of farmland, Valley Center is a small-town city of more than 7,000 people centered around a charming Main Street. Images of local veterans adorn the light posts on Main Street – just one of the many examples of the community’s fellowship. Heather Hall moved to Valley Center

With 67 acres reserved for recreation, Park City lives up to its name. Just north of Wichita in Sedwick County, this suburb of more than 8,300 residents has slowly grown from a population of 2,600 when it was founded in 1953. The city flourishes as it transforms abundant farmland to build entertainment spots, housing developments and a town core

Split between a busy railroad track with manufacturing plants to the east and urban single-family homes to the west, North Wichita is one of the city’s most industrial neighborhoods. Though this makes for an easy commute to work, it’s not always that simple. “The trains run all day, every day,” says Caleb Claussen, a Realtor with Reece Nichols