About the neighborhood: Mize Hill offers Lenexa buyers a residential setting shaped by single-family homes, everyday convenience, and a clear sense of neighborhood identity. Nearby outdoor anchors include Erfurt Park, adding practical recreation options while keeping the subdivision’s residential character central. We use this overview to help buyers understand the subdivision’s character, then pair it with live listings for current availability, pricing, and property-specific details.
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MoJo Real Estate Team, brokered by Keller Williams Kansas City North, 816-452-4200. Each office independently owned and operated.
Community Features & Amenities
School Boundary References
For buyers comparing Mize Hill, school boundaries are usually part of the early due diligence. Because boundaries and program availability can change, we always recommend confirming the current assignment directly with the district.
School Assignment Research:
Canyon Creek Elementary
Prairie Trail Middle School
Olathe Northwest High School
Transportation & Accessibility
Mize Hill is useful for buyers comparing daily drive patterns, access to services, and how the subdivision connects to the broader Kansas City metro. Depending on the exact home location, buyers can evaluate access to nearby major roads, shopping corridors, and metro employment centers. From the center of Mize Hill, Google Maps estimates about 28 minutes (24.2 mi) to Downtown Kansas City, 41 minutes (42.5 mi) to Kansas City International Airport, and 28 minutes (22.4 mi) to the Country Club Plaza, without traffic. We recommend checking commute times from the specific property during the times of day that matter most to the buyer.
Shopping & Daily Essentials
Mize Hill offers convenient access to everyday errands, dining, and retail options, with the exact mix varying by property location.
Healthcare & Services
Healthcare and service access near Mize Hill depends on the exact address, but buyers have several nearby options to compare. Buyers should verify provider locations, hours, and insurance or service availability directly.
Parks & Recreation
Nearby public parks and trails include Cedar Station Park – Mize Lake (0.8 mi, about 2 min), Clear Creek Wetlands (Future Site of Centennial Park) (3.4 mi, about 8 min), Wild Bill Hickok Park, and Black Hoof Park Trailhead. Fitness, golf, and recreation facilities nearby include Shadow Glen Golf Club (1.7 mi, about 4 min), Smiley’s Golf Complex, and Cedar creek pool. The closest public library branch is Little Free Library (5.9 mi, about 8 min). Fitness, golf, and recreation facilities nearby include Shadow Glen Golf Club (1.7 mi, about 4 min), Smiley’s Golf Complex, and Cedar creek pool. The closest public library branch is Little Free Library (5.9 mi, about 8 min).
Community Overview
Mize Hill is an established residential community with a broad set of amenities for residents. Parks close by include Cedar Station Park – Mize Lake, Clear Creek Wetlands (Future Site of Centennial Park), and Wild Bill Hickok Park. Nearby dining spots include Indulge Bakery, Scooter’s Coffee, and Casey’s. Additional schools and educational facilities in the surrounding area give buyers additional context.
Home Price Context:
Median sold price: $510K (44 sales in 24 months)
Middle half of sales: $490K–$530K, about $239/sq ft
Based on information from the Kansas City Regional Association of REALTORS® or Heartland MLS for the period 10/07/2024 through 10/07/2026.
While Mize Hill doesn’t have big entertainment venues inside the subdivision, its location makes dining out and entertainment very accessible. Nearby Lenexa and larger Johnson County suburbs provide an array of restaurants—from casual spots to more upscale dining. Residents can head out for a night with friends or grab casual dinner locally without having to drive far. Community amenity planning (pool, pavilion) may also foster entertainment closer to home, especially for neighborhood events and gatherings.
