Shawnee, KS

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• $200,000-$400,000

• $400,000-$600,000

• $600,000 and up

• Shawnee Mission School District

• De Soto School District

• Patio Villas, Condos and Townhomes

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Fast Facts

Population: 64,170
Size: 43 square miles
Major employers: Bayer Corporation, Straub Construction, Harte Hanks: Marketing Services Company, McClane Foodservice

Schools

There are two public school districts located in Shawnee. In Eastern Shawnee, residents flock to the Shawnee Mission School District. Whereas in Western Shawnee, students head to the De Soto School District. There are also a dozen private schools in the area to serve you and your family, including Maranatha Academy (grades K-12) and Bishop Miege High School.

Dining

In Shawnee, there are many opportunities to dine—and shop—local.

For starters, you can head to Old Shawnee Pizza for some melted cheese deliciousness and don’t forget to dip your crust in the famous green dressing. If you’re feeling like something a little lighter, head across the street and indulge in delicacies from the sea at Sushi Mido. or eat under the treetops at Wandering Vine at the Castle.

When you’re in the mood for a Kansas City classic dish, Bates City Bar-B-Que is a must. Think: Burnt ends, slabs and rib tips all covered in homemade sauce and crispy fries.

And don’t forget the cherry on top! Curb your sweet tooth cravings at Aunt Jean’s Gelato Shop near Nieman and Johnson Drive. This cute little café rotates through 250 original flavors and is home to some pretty crazy choices, such as dill pickle, maple bacon, and peanut butter and jelly flavored gelato.

Members of the slightly older crowd can grab a beer and play some pool at Johnny’s Tavern off Shawnee Mission Parkway—or break in the new double-decker patio. Maybe microbreweries are more your thing? Head over to Barley’s Brewhaus on Midland Drive where there are always 99 beers on tap.

Shopping

After you’re done refueling, stop, shop and roll over to one of Shawnee’s many specialty shops. You can start at Pink Charming Boutique—where you’ll find graphic KC tees, jeans, flirty dresses and more at this unique boutique. Or if you’re feeling a little more country, mosey on over to Nigro’s Western Store. From your head to your boots, they’ve got you covered, cowboy.

Need a super center? Don’t panic, there’s a Target in the area! It’s located at Shawnee Station alongside other stores you can’t live without, including Kohl’s, Bed Bath & Beyond and many more.

Entertainment

It’s not everyday that a carnival comes to town, which is why the whole city gets excited about “Old Shawnee Days”. This four-day festival has been popping up near Town Hall every summer for the past four decades and this year is no exception. The Shawnee tradition comes equipped with crafts, parades and of course, a Ferris wheel and other rockin’ rides.

When the carnival music fades, you can still pay a visit to Shawnee Town for carriage rides in the winter and costume contests in October. The town is currently transforming into a 1920s farm community, so you can go back in time and relive a bit of history whenever you please.