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Harrisonville

About the neighborhood:Harrisonville, the county seat of Cass County, offers a blend of historical charm and modern amenities. The city boasts a historic Courthouse Square, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and is home to the 68,000-square-foot Harrisonville Community Center, which provides year-round fitness and recreational activities . Residents enjoy over 400 acres of parkland across 11 parks, including City Park, which features two lakes, tennis courts, and hiking trails The Harrisonville R-IX School District serves the area, offering educational opportunities from kindergarten through high school . With a population of approximately 10,000, Harrisonville provides a close-knit community feel while maintaining access to urban amenities. The median home value is around $190,300, making it an affordable option for families seeking a suburban lifestyle .
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Community Features & Amenities

Award-Winning Schools

Harrisonville is served by the Harrisonville R-IX School District, which includes several elementary, middle, and high schools under the “Wildcat” banner. Elementary Schools: Harrisonville Elementary (grades K–2) and McEowen Elementary (grades 3–5) are the primary feeder schools. Middle School: Harrisonville Middle School (grades 6–8) carries students through the transition years and offers clubs, athletics, and core High School: Harrisonville High School (grades 9–12) is the district’s flagship secondary school. It maintains a student-teacher ratio near 17:1 and offers Advanced Placement coursework and extracurricular opportunities including athletics and the performing arts. While not always ranked top statewide, the district prides itself on offering a well-rounded education, supporting career readiness through Cass Career Center partnerships, and maintaining a strong community presence.
Assigned Schools:
  • Harrisonville Elementary School
  • Harrisonville Middle School
  • Harrisonville High School

Transportation & Accessibility

Harrisonville offers a balance between small-town ease and regional access. It lies within commuting distance to Kansas City while retaining lower traffic density. Major local roadways and state routes connect Harrisonville to surrounding cities. Within town, residents benefit from well-maintained streets, sidewalks, and growing trail connectivity through parks and green spaces. For regional transit or longer drives, proximity to highways and interstates makes accessing metropolitan amenities reasonably convenient.

Shopping & Daily Essentials

For day-to-day needs, Harrisonville has several shopping centers and retail hubs. One notable center is Southland Shopping Center, which hosts a variety of stores and services. There is also a Walmart Supercenter #96 located in Harrisonville that handles groceries, general goods, and essentials. Downtown Harrisonville’s historic Courthouse Square features local boutiques, artisan shops, cafes, and rotating pop-up markets—giving residents a charming option for gift shopping and local goods.

Healthcare & Services

Harrisonville is served by Cass Regional Medical Center, a full acute care hospital that offers emergency services, inpatient and outpatient care, and specialty clinics. On the same campus, Harrisonville Specialists (HCA Midwest) provides specialty care access. Within the city, Harrisonville Family Medicine / “The HFM Zone” offers a wellness-focused clinic at Rockhaven Medical Mall, focusing on preventative care, nutrition, fitness assessment, and chronic care support. Pharmacies like Walgreens (e.g. at 505 S Commercial St.) serve prescriptions and everyday health supplies locally.

Parks & Recreation

Harrisonville features over 350 acres of parkland across eight parks—including City Park, Lord’s Park, North Park, Veterans Park, Zeller Park, and others. City Park, the largest, spans ~275 acres and includes amenities such as two lakes, two ponds, tennis and basketball courts, shelters, trails, an amphitheater, playgrounds, and a 9-hole sand green golf course. The Omega Trail, a roughly 2-mile multi-use loop in City Park, is popular for walking, jogging, and enjoying nature. Lord’s Park (14.5 acres) includes picnic shelters, playgrounds, disc golf, and wooded space. North Park hosts multiple ball fields, making it a regional hub for youth sports and tournaments. The city’s Community Center (68,000 sq ft) supports year-round recreation, fitness classes, indoor activities, youth programs, and community events.

Family-Friendly Community

Harrisonville manages to blend small-town warmth with modern conveniences. With modest population (~10,000), community ties are strong—neighbors know each other and local events are well attended. The historic square, local parades, farmers markets, and community festivals create regular occasions for families to gather. Housing is generally affordable (median home value ~$190,300), which helps families get more for their dollars—larger lots, older character homes, or new construction all find space. The mix of schools, parks, and healthcare nearby reduces travel time and gives families more bandwidth for daily life.
Average Home Prices:
  • 3 beds: $220K-$280K
  • 4 beds: $250K-$320K
  • 5+ beds: $280K-$380K
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Dining & Entertainment

Downtown Harrisonville’s Courthouse Square is a local hub for dining and entertainment. You’ll find coffee shops, casual restaurants, wine bars, bakeries, and local boutiques—many housed in historic buildings that give the area charm. For more traditional retail + dining, Mill Walk Mall offers a mix of shops, an indoor playground, and a movie theater with reclining seats—making it a family-friendly destination. Residents can also enjoy concerts, outdoor movie nights, festivals, and live performance nights at the amphitheater in City Park, especially during warmer months.

Preferred Vendor List

Harrisonville residents benefit from a network of trusted local contractors and service providers who understand the unique needs of historic homes and modern developments while maintaining the community’s high standards.

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