Jeff Lange Real Estate is a smaller real estate brokerage firm that helps you find homes, lots, land and other types of property for sale in the Augusta, KS area. We analyze real estate information from thousands of homes for sale in South Central Kansas to help you understand local Augusta real estate trends. Refine your search with our state of the art MLS tools to view properties by price, number of bedrooms, bathrooms, property type (including land, farm, hunting properties, homes and commercial) and more.
If you are interested in us helping you buy or sell a property in Augusta, we can be contacted by clicking here. Our agents look forward to meeting or talking with you about buying or selling your next property in Augusta. Our agents have a vast knowledge many types of real estate, including rural, commercial as well as residential homes in Augusta. If you are looking for real estate in Augusta, Jeff Lange Real Estate can help.
Below we have provided some information on Augusta to help you get more familiar with the city. We have also provided important links that will help guide you through the city. Don't forget to look at the real estate for sale in Augusta!
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Located just 15 minutes from the state's largest city, Wichita, see why Augusta's 8,500 citizen's live there. Augusta is lies on the edge of the Flint Hills, between the Whitewater and Walnut Rivers. Augusta has quiet streets with historic homes along tree-lined brick streets or upscale modern homes in 5 new subdivisions.
Business is flourishing and the Chamber has more than 175 members from the service, retail, manufacturing and non-profit businesses. Enjoy the quaint shops and unique attractions in Augusta's historic downtown district. Be entertained at the Augusta Theater, a theater rich with nostalgia & deco charm. Built in 1935, the theater was the first moviehouse in America to be lit by neon. In 1989 the Augusta Arts Council purchased and after a massive restoration effort, the theatre is now home to first-run and classic movies, performing arts and community activities.
Visit the Augusta Historical Museum or the Augusta Air Museum. Play golf at The Augusta Country Club or take the children to Play Park Pointe, a community built playground. Soccer, baseball, softball, swimming, wrestling and football are just a few of Augusta's youth sports programs. Or attend Augusta's newest family event, The Grasshopper Festival on State Street. The vendors, singers, entertainment, games, events, and barbeque cook-off fill the street. The festival remembers a day in 1874 when a dark cloud rose in the northwest that didn't bring rain. It brought grasshoppers!.
