Historic Holliday Park Multifamily Homes & Duplexes for Sale

Historic Holliday Park in Topeka features homes primarily built between the 1910s and 1920s, including Craftsman-style bungalows, two-story cottages, and larger Queen Anne houses. These homes, situated on approximately 0.13-acre lots with detached garages accessed via back alleyways, range from 900 to 2,000 square feet. Many properties require repairs, though renovated homes are available. The neighborhood's focal point is Holliday Park, a triangular green space with tall trees, a red-brick walkway, playground, and benches, including a swinging bench for parents. The park also features a historic water fountain and a monument dedicated to Topeka's co-founder. Dining options include Jong's Thai Kitchen within a historic mixed-use building, and downtown eateries like Hanover Pancake House and Iron Rail Brewing. For shopping, residents typically drive 5 miles west to Wanamaker Road's big box stores, though a Walgreen's, Walmart Neighborhood Market, and Dillons are closer. Public transportation is accessible via Topeka Metro bus stops along Southwest 10th Avenue and Southwest Topeka Boulevard, with Interstate 70 providing a route to Kansas City, 65 miles east. Topeka Regional Airport is 8 miles south, but commercial flights are available 73 miles away at Kansas City International Airport. The neighborhood schools include Meadows Elementary, Lowman Hill Elementary, Randolph Elementary, Robinson Middle School, and Topeka High School, which features notable Gothic-style architecture.