Monroe Homes for Sale

Monroe, a neighborhood in Topeka, features a variety of early 1900s homes, including Craftsman-style bungalows, American Foursquares, and two-story cottages with Victorian influences. These homes typically offer two to four bedrooms and range from 700 to 1,800 square feet. The area is known for its pocket parks, such as Clyde O'Bracken Park and Cushinberry Park, the latter of which is adjacent to the Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site and features the "Old Bluff" buffalo statue. Cushinberry Park also serves as a starting point for the Landon Nature Trail, which connects to a broader trail system in Shawnee County. Dining options along Kansas Avenue include the long-standing Hanover Pancake House, Golden Dragon, and El Centenario, a popular Mexican restaurant. For larger shopping needs, residents can visit Walmart Neighborhood Market and Dillons, both about 3 miles away, or explore the retail offerings on Wanamaker Road, 5 miles west. The Stormont Vail Events Center hosts a variety of attractions, including concerts and trade shows. Public transportation is accessible via Topeka Metro bus routes, and residents have easy access to Interstate 70. While Monroe Regional Airport is nearby, most residents travel to Kansas City International Airport, 72 miles away, for commercial flights.