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The real draw here is Miller Park right on the edge—green space that feels genuinely integrated, not tacked on. Within a mile you've got sixteen parks total and about a dozen restaurants scattered through the neighborhood, plus a grocery within under a mile, so most days you're not hunting far for what you need. Little Blue Lake sits just under a mile away if you're the type to head out for water access. The area has that small-town bones—original hardwood floors and brick show up in older homes, newer construction leans efficient and straightforward—and the walkable pull toward downtown means a seven-minute stroll gets you to dining and shops. You're looking at genuine mixed inventory here: rehabbed colonials with character, energy-efficient ranches, bungalows that still have their trim work intact.