Neighborhoods in Polk County, IA

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  Linden Heights

  Linden Heights is tucked into a deep elbow of the Raccoon River and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Much of the community comprises homes mostly built between 1912 and 1956. The community is surrounded by lush woodland and parks and is accessible only along 42nd Street, adding to the neighborhood's provincial charm. "It is a

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    $924K

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    $589K - $3.7M

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  Westridge

  Westridge is a planned residential community with houses built as recently as 2024 and continues to grow. Saplings and sidewalks line wide streets that often end in cul-de sacs. The neighborhood comprises singe-family houses and condos, and the majority of residents are home-owners. “The area is split between easy access into Johnston and to the

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    $626K

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    $341K - $1.7M

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  Herrold

  Surrounded by a golf course, Saylorville Lake and wide-open farmland, the small Herrold neighborhood creates an oasis for residents who don't want to live in a busy city while still having access to shopping and dining less than 10 miles away. Just north of Camp Dodge, Herrold features pockets of homes with large lots, paved driveways and slim

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    $584K

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    $406K - $872K

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  Salisbury Oaks

  In a world attempting to make all old things new, Salisbury Oaks intends to keep the same old-fashioned atmosphere maintained since the mid-19th century. “So much of Des Moines is getting built up lately,” says Angel Erickson, president of the Salisbury Oaks Neighborhood Association. “It’s nice to live in an area that’s established and unique all

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    $526K

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    $215K - $3.3M

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  Greenwood

  Tucked between Grand Avenue and Raccoon River, Greenwood is a serene residential community in Des Moines. Surrounded by scenic city parks and trails, schools, restaurants and shops, Greenwood is a premier suburb that is home to stately, historic mansions and the retirement community Wesley on Grand. “Greenwood has gorgeous riverbank estates that

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    $505K

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    $144K - $1M

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  Waterbury

  Waterbury residents can enjoy a quiet life about 4 miles from Downtown Des Moines. The neighborhood offers a feeling of suburban comfort and urban convenience, and the well-established suburb generates a neighborly feeling shared among its residents. “It has really wonderful people,” says Realtor Rose Green, who lives in Waterbury and sells homes

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    $468K

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    $278K - $1.1M

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  Northwest Johnston

  “Johnston is an amazing, connected community that has continued to grow,” says Ryan Rohlf. Ryan is Chief Client Advocate, owner and Realtor® with the dsm SOLD Team at Keller Williams Legacy Group. Ryan is also a resident of Johnston and is part of the 2024 Johnston Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors. “There’s a great mix of people moving in

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    $468K

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    $246K - $854K

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  Westwood

  Situated at the furthest western boundaries of Des Moines proper, the community of Westwood is a unique blend of classic suburban comfort and bucolic greenery. Bordered on three sides by woodlands, rivers and public parks, historic residential zones are cupped in a palm of nature, creating a sense of seclusion from the busier, more developed

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    $443K

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    $193K - $1.1M

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  Haines Park

  Located within a mile from downtown Des Moines, Haines Park is a quiet, residential community that transports residents on a trip back in time with rich, well-preserved historic residences on winding hillside streets. Referred by locals generally as part of Des Moines, Haines Park is home to local specialty restaurants, grocery and retail stores,

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    $437K

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    $166K - $1M

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  North District

  The North District of Johnston, Iowa, is a small residential community between Camp Dodge and Saylorville Lake. Homes in the area are clustered in developments on either side of Beaver Drive, one of Johnston’s main thoroughfares. “The neighborhood is very visually appealing, with all the trees and Saylorville Lake,” says Elli Jennings, Realtor for

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    $434K

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    $240K - $1.4M

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  Polk

  Neatly tucked by Saylorville Lake and Big Creek Lake, Polk is a neighborhood in Polk City, which is a is a fast-growing city north of Des Moines. Enveloped by the waters, this is a community that enjoys outdoor recreation and spending time in nature. Polk is also home to the city’s town square, with schools, parks, restaurants and lots of new

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    $411K

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    $207K - $1.2M

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  Copper Creek

  Home to the neighborhood’s namesake lake park and the sprawling golf course, Copper Creek is an idyllic, picturesque community tucked on the north side of Pleasant Hill. “Copper Creek has everything; there are parks in development, a golf course, a movie theater, tons of restaurants, sports bars and shopping. Many Des Moines locals like to retire

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    $389K

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    $252K - $498K

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  Northeast Ankeny

  Featuring parks, schools and shopping within minutes of housing developments, Northeast Ankeny is known for its calm, suburban setting. In the northeastern portion of Des Moines’ largest suburb, residents benefit from amenities throughout the city of Ankeny without the need to leave the neighborhood for everyday needs. While Ankeny has existed

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    $383K

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    $190K - $906K

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  Urbandale

  The 1920 Census reported 298 residents of Urbandale, a Des Moines streetcar suburb with coal mine shafts scattered throughout. It’s a far cry from today’s active housing market and its status as one of the fastest-growing cities in Iowa. "What was once a small community has grown into a large suburb," says Cary Claiborne, Broker Associate with

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    $383K

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    $170K - $1.3M

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  Saylorville

  Named after the lake it borders, Saylorville is a suburban community sandwiched between Downtown Des Moines and the city of Ankeny. This neighborhood is largely residential and made up of single-family homes and a handful of newer housing developments, like the Greens at Woodland Hills, which offers properties situated on the Woodland Hills Golf

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    $383K

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    $231K - $934K

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  Ingersoll Park

  With stunning homes and walkable streets, Ingersoll Park satisfies residents looking for an upscale environment within minutes of downtown. Considered the smallest neighborhood association in Des Moines, Ingersoll Park lies between 42nd and 46th streets. The neighborhood association charges annual dues and hosts several annual events, and most

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    $382K

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    $135K - $635K

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  Grimes

  Bordering Johnston and Waukee, Grimes is a fast-growing city in Polk County just outside of West Des Moines. With many new housing developments, a high-scoring school district and an array of modern city parks and sports complexes located right in the community, Grimes is considered a sought-after community that is highly accessible. Major

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    $378K

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    $182K - $1.6M

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  Southwest Ankeny

  Despite its sheer size and rapid growth, Southwest Ankeny contains some of the city’s most walkable areas, all by developer design. This area contains some of the city’s newest—and oldest—architecture, with ever-increasing popularity among commuters to downtown Des Moines or West Des Moines. Save for John Deere Des Moines Works, a machinery

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    $377K

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    $186K - $1.4M

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  Southwestern Hills

  With the Des Moines International Airport as its focal point, Southwestern Hills offers scenic beauty and commercial accessibility. Additionally, this highly walkable community features miles of recreational spaces and nearby shopping and dining, which residents appreciate. "I can wake up in the morning and see a herd of deer or a flock of geese

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    $374K

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    $137K - $1.5M

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  Southwest Johnston

  Southwest Johnston’s peaceful vibes, award-winning schools and modern homes are only a few reasons homebuyers choose its tree-lined streets. “Southwest Johnston is home to some of the earliest master-planned communities in Des Moines, with neighborhoods built around amenities and parks, and walking trails connecting all of the smaller

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    $365K

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    $211K - $856K

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  Northwest Ankeny

  Encapsulating 30 square miles of suburban land, Ankeny is the single largest suburb in the Des Moines metropolitan area, consisting of four distinct areas. In the area of Northwest Ankeny, residents have access to a number of highly rated schools, state-of-the-art public parks, and a large selection of single-family homes in planned housing

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    $364K

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    $205K - $704K

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  Central Johnston

  Located about 4 miles south of Saylorville Lake and bordering Beaver Creek to the west, Central Johnston is a tranquil residential community that is in proximity to the city of Des Moines. Cited by Money Magazine as the “top suburb in Iowa,” this neighborhood has often received accolades for its reasonable cost of living, top-rated schools and

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    $350K

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    $238K - $529K

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  West Des Moines

  When Valley Junction rebranded to West Des Moines after World War II, the small Iowa town sought to change from a reputation defined by waning railcar commerce to one embracing suburban sprawl. Today, highly rated schools and two major shopping destinations drawing traffic from the entire metro area characterize the city. West Des Moines keeps

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    $350K

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    $150K - $1.5M

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  Sherman Hill

  Founded on the outskirts of Des Moines in 1850, Sherman Hill has the distinction of being one of the area’s oldest neighborhoods. Named for the city’s first postmaster, Sherman Hill’s eye-catching architecture and panoramic view of downtown quickly established it as one of the more stylish places to live in the region, attracting politicians,

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    $343K

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    $207K - $517K

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  Downtown Des Moines

  Downtown Des Moines combines small-town charm with big-city convenience in a way only an Iowan neighborhood can. A trace of the city’s origins stands just west of the Des Moines River, in the form of a small Midland Traditional-style cabin with a weathered shingle roof. This marks the site where Fort Des Moines No. 2 sprang up in the mid-1840s.

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    $332K

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    $161K - $1.1M

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