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Olathe

About the neighborhood: Olathe, Kansas, is a flourishing city and the seat of Johnson County, home to over 150,000 residents as of 2025—a rise of nearly 7% since 2020. The community has a youthful vibe with a median age of about 36.6 years, and a household income that averages around $112,000, reflecting solid economic strength. Poverty rates remain modest, close to 5.5%, while residents enjoy ample public green space, parks, and trails woven into neighborhoods.
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Community Features & Amenities

Award-Winning Schools

Olathe is served by the Olathe Public Schools (USD 233), the second-largest school district in Kansas. The district is highly respected for its STEM programs, dual-language options, and college readiness initiatives. Several schools have earned Blue Ribbon status from the U.S. Department of Education.
Assigned Schools:
  • High School: Olathe North, Olathe Northwest, or Olathe South High School
  • Middle School: Frontier Trail or California Trail Middle School
  • Elementary School: Heritage, Indian Creek, or Mahaffie Elementary School

Transportation & Accessibility

Conveniently located along Interstate 35, Olathe provides direct routes into Downtown Kansas City (about 25 minutes away) and quick access to Overland Park, Lenexa, and other parts of the metro. The Johnson County Transit “JO” Bus System offers additional commuting options for residents.

Shopping & Daily Essentials

Olathe residents enjoy easy access to both national retailers and local shops. Olathe Station offers big box stores, grocery, and dining options. The Shops at Prairie Highlands provides boutique shopping for daily essentials, and the nearby Oak Park Mall and 135th Street corridor expand upscale shopping opportunities.

Healthcare & Services

Olathe Medical Center is a regional leader in patient care, offering comprehensive services including emergency care, surgical units, and women’s health. Residents also benefit from an array of specialty clinics, urgent care centers, pediatric practices, and wellness providers throughout the city.

Parks & Recreation

Olathe is known for its dedication to parks and recreation, featuring more than 40 parks and over 26 miles of scenic trails. Lake Olathe Park is a centerpiece of the city, offering a 170-acre lake with a marina, beach, splash pad, disc golf, and event spaces. Families enjoy year-round activities at Stagecoach Park, while the Ernie Miller Nature Center provides interactive nature programming and wildlife exhibits for all ages.

Family-Friendly Community

With top-rated schools, safe neighborhoods, and a strong economy, Olathe creates an ideal setting for raising a family. The city enjoys a low unemployment rate, an active civic culture, and abundant youth programs that support childhood development and community involvement.
Average Home Prices:
  • 3 beds: $350K – $450K
  • 4 beds: $450K – $600K
  • 5+ beds: $600K – $850K+
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Dining & Entertainment

From down-home favorites to international cuisine, Olathe’s dining scene offers variety and quality. Downtown Olathe is a vibrant hub for coffee shops, breweries, and community events. Notable local favorites include Joe’s Kansas City Bar-B-Que, Sake Lounge, and Mom’s Kitchen. Residents also enjoy seasonal festivals like Old Settlers Days and Fourth Fridays.

Preferred Vendor List

Olathe residents have access to a curated network of trusted service providers who understand the standards of the community. From home improvement to landscaping, these vendors offer reliable, high-quality services tailored to local homeowners.

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