Why Live in Midtown Tyler
Midtown Tyler is a neighborhood known for its mid-20th century homes, featuring modest Ranch-style houses with brick exteriors and scattered craftsman-style cottages with vinyl exteriors. The area is characterized by towering oak and pine trees, well-manicured lawns, and bright wildflowers. Hillside Park, the nearest green space, offers basketball courts, soccer fields, a playground, and an art wall showcasing local murals. Bergfeld Park, 1.5 miles away, hosts year-round events at its amphitheater, including a spring movie series and Symphony in the Park, along with tennis courts and a splash ground. Dining options include Stanley’s Famous Pit Barbecue, Mama’s Restaurant, and Happy’s Fish House, while Tyler City Square, under 2 miles away, provides nightlife with local bars and breweries. Brookshire’s grocery store and Broadway Square shopping mall, under 4 miles away, cater to shopping needs. The Rose City Farmer’s Market is a popular spot for fresh, locally sourced produce. The neighborhood is relatively pedestrian-friendly with intermittent sidewalks and is 2 miles from Tyler City Square and 9 miles from Tyler Pounds Regional Airport. Moore Middle School and Bell Elementary are highly rated, offering strong academic programs, while Tyler High School has a notable athletic history. Tyler Junior College, located in the neighborhood, provides higher education opportunities.
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