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Sequiota: the land of many springs
Located at the southeastern edge of Springfield, Missouri, Sequiota is a suburban neighborhood conveniently situated along major Highway 65. The northern part of Sequiota features the Fox Grape community, with one of the largest shopping centers in the area, and the southern sector consists of Galloway Village’s residential communities and trendy shops and restaurants. Sequiota’s name is said to mean “many springs” in the Osage language, which is represented by the neighborhood’s main attraction: Sequiota Park. The area is a popular recreation space, with a cave and spring for exploring, a lake for enjoying ducks and geese and trails to meander. “People who live close by to the park have a sense of ownership of it; it’s theirs. But, people come from all of Springfield for its unique features,” says Public Information Administrator, Jenny Fillmer Edwards, who has worked for the Springfield-Greene County Park Board for 12 years. Sequiota promotes a slow-paced, peaceful lifestyle in an environment with homes of various styles, nearby health care, restaurants and shops of every type, creating a mixture of suburban living with proximity to amenities in the busier parts of Springfield.
The spring flowing out of Sequiota Cave merges into Galloway Creek.
Galloway Creek flows through Sequiota Park.
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Creek-side trails and cave exploration at Sequiota Park
One of the main draws to the area is the neighborhood’s namesake, Sequiota Park. The park is a former state fish hatchery, with a cave navigable by boating tours, striking stone bridges and walkways, and the trailhead for the Galloway Creek Greenway Trail, which takes explorers through a scenic patch of preserved Missouri nature. “One thing that stands out at Sequiota Park is the living room sized rock that sits near the cave entrance, where kids enjoy climbing,” Edwards says. Visitors can also enjoy an al fresco lunch at the picnic pavilion or stroll the park’s paved walkways in the shade of towering trees. “The wooded area has trails to explore, and it’s big enough to make you feel like you are really out in the wilderness,” Edwards says. Community events also take place here, including Art in the Park, which celebrates regional and national artists and vendors. “If you ask anyone in Springfield which park is their favorite, Sequiota will most likely be in their top 5, which says a lot since we have 105 of them,” Edwards says.
The Sequiota Park cave and spring in the Sequiota neighborhood.
The center piece of Sequiota Park is the large cave and naturally flowing spring.
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Food at Fox Grape and along Lone Pine
This neighborhood is located adjacent to the Fox Grape Plaza, which provides a slew of stores and attractions, including Price Cutter supermarket, an AMC IMAX movie theater and several restaurants. One dining option, the ReRico Brazilian Grill, stands out both in architecture and in cuisine. This popular spot is located within an adobe edifice and serves highly rated, buffet-style Brazilian food with barbecued meat cut tableside. On both sides of Battlefield Road, several more dining options can be found, from Thai and Mexican cuisine to nationally recognized pizza and coffee chains. Toward the southern part of Sequiota, Galloway Village features restaurants, including Galloway Grill, Niji Sushi Bar & Grill and The Rock – Food & Friends, all of which sit along Lone Pine Avenue. Under 3 miles southeast, residents can stop at department stores, such as Walmart and Target or home improvement stores, including Lowe’s and The Home Depot.
Shrimp ceviche served at ReRico Brazilian Restaurant.
Sequiota residents greet each other while shopping at Price Cutter.
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Scenic and shaded Sequiota streetscapes
While Sequiota is close to a booming retail area and popular restaurants, it is still suburban in nature. Property types vary, from $200,000 to $550,000 brick ranch styles and townhouses in subdivisions and on single-family lots, to one-to-two-bedroom apartments Sequiota’s residential, sun-washed streets are flanked by sidewalks and large, verdant front lawns, making it a scenic place for an afternoon stroll. Adam Graddy, a top Realtor in Sequiota, says, “Fresh landscaping makes privacy-fenced back yards feel like oases, and quiet cul-de-sacs and big fenced back yards offer the perfect environment for kids to play.” Rent at complexes such as Galloway Creek or Quarry Town often falls between about $1,000 to $3,000 per month, with amenities, such as gyms, pools and social spaces.
Sequiota is a hilly and park like area of south east Springfield.
An older 2 story home in the Sequiota neighborhood is flanked by large trees.
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College prep and pathway programs
Sequiota’s students can attend Springfield R-XIII School District public schools, many of which are well-rated by Niche. Learners can start out at the B-plus-rated Sequiota Elementary School before heading to Pershing Middle School and Glendale High School, which both earn B grades. Glendale High stands out, being among the top 60 college prep high schools in the state, while also featuring strongly rated extracurriculars and sports programs by Niche. Dual credit classes allow for students to attend college at more affordable rates and get a head start in the workforce, while the school also offers career programs such as the Biomedical Pathway.
The Sequiota Elementary School campus includes community garden spaces maintained by volunteers.
Students at Glendale High School participate in clubs such as Art Club and World Language Club.
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Straight into Springfield from Sequiota
Sequiota is located adjacent to Highway 65, which runs south to Arkansas and north into the heart of the state. While public transportation does not run through the neighborhood, most residents drive, and this highway and its side roads offer commuters an easy trek into the heart of Springfield, accessible within an 8-mile drive. For air travel, the Springfield-Branson National Airport is about 14 miles away.
Looking south down HWY 65 with Sequiota in the background.
The historic Galloway Village is a big part of the Sequiota neighborhood.
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Average Home Value
Source: Public Records
Property Mix - Square Feet
This Neighborhood Has More Owners
Demographics
Total Population
3,319
Median Age
41
Population Density
4 ppl/acre
Population under 18
21%
On par with the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
20.6%
On par with the national average
19.1%
Finances
Median Household Income
$63,259
Below the national average
$71,702
Average Household Income
$86,497
Education and Workforce
High School Graduates
97.9%
Above the national average
89.1%
College Graduates
34.2%
Advanced Degrees
12.5%
% Population in Labor Force
66.6%
On par with the national average
65.1%
Weather
Annual Precipitation
45''
Average Winter Low Temperature
25°F
Average Summer High Temperature
89°F
Annual Snowfall
21''
Area Factors
Somewhat Bikeable
Bike Score®
42/ 100
Car-Dependent
Walk Score®
13/ 100
Source: Walk Score
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