Neighborhoods near Minneha Core Knowledge Elementary School in Wichita, KS

On the east end of Wichita, Vickridge is a luxurious homeowners association with large estates that give the neighborhood an old-world feel with modern touches. Mature trees envelop the quarter-square-mile oasis that was once all owned by oil tycoon John Vickers, who purchased the land in 1922. By 1961, his property was replaced by what is now the

When Lakepoint residents drive into their community from the south, they’re immediately greeted with Gatewood Street's winding, 600-foot boulevard of trees, seemingly taking them into a whole new world away from the rest of Wichita. The entrance then opens up to a central lake and cul-de-sacs made up of large lots, lavish homes and plenty of

In the early twentieth century, British architect Burdon Hunter visited the land now known as Eastborough and imagined a traditional English village amidst a Kansas prairie. He decided to draw up this plan and pattern the streets after the neighborhoods of his native land. From there, developers built out the 215-acre lot with winding drives,

Northeast Wichita includes a sprawling mix of residences, shopping and dining, with fields and farms replacing suburbia as Wichitans head further from the city. Some folks move here for Wichita State University: “WSU has a main campus in Northeast Wichita and several satellite campuses around the city,” says Jack Silvers, owner and broker of River

Along Brookhollow’s winding roads are meticulously maintained dwellings circa 1968, the year of the neighborhood’s establishment. “Every house is adorable,” says Heather Golden, associate broker and Realtor with J.P. Weigand & Sons. “It’s a super desirable neighborhood, so much so that houses can sometimes sell within a day.” But a charming

Valued for its community pool and its location along a commercial thoroughfare, Wichita's Rockwood neighborhood offers an abundance of year-round conveniences in addition to its summer fun. “Rockwood is centrally located,” says Sonja Seidl, a Realtor with Berkshire Hathaway PenFed Realty. “There is a lot to do both inside and outside the

With midcentury estates shaded by a dense canopy of trees, it’s no wonder Forest Hills is one of the most coveted communities in east Wichita. “The houses are amazing, and they usually come with half-acre lots or bigger. It’s a really private and quiet area,” says Heather Golden, associate broker and Realtor with J.P. Weigand & Sons with eight

Between the construction of Cessna Aircraft Field and McConnell Air Force Base during World War Two, “Southeast Wichita was built for enlisted,” says Jack Silvers, owner and broker of River City Realty, who has been a Realtor for the past 44 years and a resident of Wichita for the past 70 years. From the multiple public airports to Spirit

A white stone wall creates a barrier between the mid-century, suburban development of Bonnie Brae and the bustling commercial activity across Rock Road. Meaning “pleasant hill” in Gaelic, Bonnie Brae's landscape is accentuated by a small slope with a creek behind the homes on Bonnie Brae Street. “It’s a very sought-after area – just the uniqueness

Named for notable politician William Benjamin Harrison, Wichita’s Harrison Park subdivision is a calm and quiet community with all the makings of suburban serenity while still being in tune with the bustle of the big city. Interstate 35 runs through the area, while East Kellogg Drive serves as its northern border, providing residents with easy

A big draw for folks to choose Sunnybrook in east Wichita is “its location near shopping but no crazy price tags on homes, especially compared to some neighborhoods to the north,” says Steve Myers, a real estate agent with seven years of experience, currently working at eXp Realty in Wichita. Sunnybrook includes shops along East Kellogg Drive and