
“Discover 106 homes in Manhattan, Kansas”
Current market statistics for Manhattan, KS
106
Active Listings
$385K
Avg Price
$320K
Median Price
$159
Price/Sqft
2,422
Avg Sqft
78
Avg Days
From
$13,000
To
$2,250,000
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Manhattan, Kansas, offers a welcoming small-city feel centered around Kansas State University, drawing families, young professionals, and retirees who appreciate its college-town energy alongside Midwestern stability. People move here for the balance of educational opportunities, community ties, and access to outdoor pursuits without the bustle of larger metros. The character varies by neighborhood, from areas near campus with student housing and younger residents to more established family-oriented sections on the outskirts. Daily life revolves around practical amenities like local grocery stores, coffee shops, and a straightforward downtown with shops and eateries. Parks along the Kansas River provide spots for walking, picnics, or casual sports, while the university adds lectures, sports events, and cultural happenings open to the public. Dining leans toward casual American fare, barbecue, and international options influenced by the student population. The area is served by the Manhattan-Ogden USD 383 public school district, which covers elementary through high school levels, along with a few private and parochial school choices for families seeking alternatives. Healthcare comes via local hospitals and clinics tied to the university's medical programs. Manhattan experiences four distinct seasons typical of the Great Plains: cold, snowy winters; warm summers with occasional humidity; and transitional spring and fall periods with changing foliage. Rainfall is moderate, supporting the surrounding Flint Hills prairie landscape. The housing market reflects this steady appeal, with 106 active listings ranging from modest starters around $13,000 to larger properties up to $2.25 million. The median price sits at $319,900, accommodating a mix of single-family homes averaging 2,422 square feet. Homes tend to stay on the market for about 78 days, giving buyers time to find a fit.
Average listing price: $384,747 · 106 homes available