Reviews of 66208 Prairie Village, KS are generally very positive. Residents and visitors alike have many great things to say about the area. This vibrant community is known for its many parks and recreation areas, making it a great place to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life. From gorgeous trails and outdoor spaces to unique shopping, dining, and entertainment experiences, Prairie Village has something for everyone. With its friendly people and close-knit community atmosphere, it's no wonder so many people love living in or visiting this picturesque suburb of Kansas City.
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Prairie Village - 10/14/2010
A mixture of post-WWII homes to 1980s. All land is now developed, so new homes only come from tearing down original homes. Middle-class, white collar to upper class. Plenty of parks, country clubs and open areas to enjoy on a walk. Small but sufficient shopping centers scattered. Excellent public school system. Most neighborhoods are very shaded with tall trees. Highly zoned and regulated through by-laws, it's a good area for raising children. Quite a few seniors still living in the area after raising
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Charming neighborhood but not cheap - 5/12/2007
I have lived in Prairie Village since 1994. When people hear the name, they think of Little House on the Prairie. While many of the 50 year old homes in the older part of Prairie Village are small (2-3 bedrooms, 1-2 baths, 1 car garage), they are not cheap (average price $166,000) especially when you consider that the cost of the same size house just over the state line in Kansas City, MO is lower. Prairie Village is located in Johnson County, KS, which is considered prime real estate and has high property taxes. The Prairie part of the name is a bit misleading, since the land is hilly and park-like. But the Village part is accurate. Modeled after a New England village, the neighborhood has Cape Cod style homes, white picket fences, mature trees, steepled churches, winding steets and several city parks. One of the nicest things about the neighborhood is that it is close to shopping, schools and restaurants (within one mile). The neighborhood is so desirable that some people have
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