We have something for everyone … maybe you dream of planning your own home with golf course in the back yard. Maybe you want to embrace history and live in one of the homes inside one of Kansas’ largest residential historic districts. Want a bit more land? There are rural options that give you easy access to Newton, Wichita, and more. If renting is a better fit, Newton offers apartments, single-family homes, duplexes and triplexes, some income qualified and others at market rate.
The community is also recognized as one of the best places in Kansas to retire. Four outstanding senior living communities offer a variety of independent living options. Newton’s low cost of living makes affording a high-quality lifestyle easy.
Located in the heart of the city, many Newton homes were built between the 1870s and the 1920s. That includes the McKinley Residential District, one of the largest national residential historic districts in Kansas. Spanning more than 12 blocks, it has 142 properties. A wide range of architectural styles are represented, including Italianate, Folk Victorian, Gothic Revival, Queen Anne, Bungalow, Tudor Revival, Colonial Revival, and Minimal Traditional.
Multifamily Housing
Newton enjoys a variety of multifamily housing, including two new developments featuring a variety of townhomes and duplexes. More than a half-dozen apartment complexes and a selection of single-family rental homes are also available at locations throughout the community.
South-Side Neighborhoods
Newton's south side has seen substantial growth, with a number of newer single-family developments, including Spring Lake, Stone Creek, Autumn Glen, and Sand Creek Station, which offers residents rich natural beauty and the relaxed atmosphere of the surrounding golf course, as well as a variety of other amenities. These subdivisions offer unique community amenities and easy access to both I-135 and Highway 50.
Senior Living
Seniors who call Newton home have a number of residential options. There are several senior living communities that feature housing choices ranging from patio homes, apartments, assisted living and memory care to accommodate all stages of retirement. The communities also offer a variety of amenities, activities and outings and day care facilities for intergenerational experiences. Newton has routinely been named one of the best cities in Kansas to retire.
