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Why Live in Val-E-Vue
Val-E-Vue is a Springfield neighborhood with unique history and community spirit. It was developed in the 1950s and initially attracted families for the promise of a free pony. The neighborhood eventually held pony shows every year and Val-E-Vue's still celebrates community through annual block parties. Midcentury ranch-style homes, split levels and Colonial Revivals are common here. Yards are dotted by oaks and maples and range from a quarter of an acre to half an acre in size. Streetlights and low traffic contribute to a family-friendly atmosphere. Val-E-Vue has a lake that adds to its charm, though it's not open for swimming or boating. Stuart Park is nearby with a playground, sports fields and a dog play area. The park connects to the Sangamon Valley Trail. Chain restaurants and a Country Market are nearby, while downtown Springfield is within 5 miles for more options. State Route 4 supports broader travel, including to St. Louis and Chicago. The Abraham Lincoln Capital Airport is about 3 miles away, with a 92-acre buffer of farmland reducing noise.