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Library 913-837-2217 http://louisburglibrary.org Chamber of Commerce 913-837-2826 www.louisburgkansas.com
USD 416 913-837-1700 www.usd416.org      
           

Dates of Interest

USD 416 Board
District Office -- Circle Grove
Second Monday
7:00 PM

Louisburg City Council
City Hall, 5 S. Peoria
First Monday
6:30 Louisburg Chamber of Commerce
City Hall, 5 S. Peoria
Room 102
First Friday
Noon
PM

Louisburg Rotary Club
Timbercreek Bar & Grill
Every Wednesday
Noon

 

Single Family Homes  – Louisburg–2009

84 Single Family Homes Sold 01/01/09 thru 12/31/09

Median Price: $162,000

58 Single Family Homes for Sale - 12/31/09

At 9 sales/month,  there is a 9  month inventory of available homes.

In 2009, 18 homes were  sold in Summerfield and 12 at the Lake.

On 12/31/09 there were 4 homes listed at the Lake and 6 in Summerfield.

Both subdivisions have  only a  4  month inventory at present!
 
At 9 sales per month, the current inventory of single family homes on the market in Louisburg is a 9 month inventory.
That qualifies as a Buyer's Market!
Inventory of 6 months or more = Buyer's Market!

Louisburg  Beginnings

By the time Sam Moore was elected the first mayor of the newly incorporated city of Louisburg in November 1882, the area had been home to The Confederated Tribes of Wea, Piankashaw, Peoria, and Kaskaskia, who came to what is now northeast Miami County in 1827. >>More
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Fairgrounds
(circa 1910)

Amity Street west of Metcalf looking northeast.

Louisburg Depot

Louisburg Depot
(circa 1950)

Broadway and North 3rd St. looking southeast.

Louisburg Today

a small town that honors its heritage and welcomes its future …
a community that is senior citizen friendly and a perfect place to raise a family …
a community where people work together to solve problems and respond to opportunities …

Twelve years ago our family was looking for a place to live. We visited every community within driving distance of my work at UMKC. Finally, we discovered Louisburg. We knew immediately we had found a home. You don't have to spend much time in Louisburg before you realize that this is a very special community. What makes it so special? It is the people -- their friendly and welcoming spirit. Visit us and you'll agree. Louisburg is a great place to live, work, shop, and play. We have excellent schools, highly qualified and caring teachers in every classroom, compassionate churches, active civic organizations, an active senior citizens center, effective local government, a strong business community, and an abundance of leisure and recreational opportunities for all ages. We are proud of our history yet we embrace the future. We accept the desirability of growth yet we insist that growth be controlled so that it not destroy the sense of community that brings us together.Explore our website, visit our community, shop in our stores, have a look at our schools, worship in our churches -- we think you will like what you see. The links below will help you explore our community in more depth. If you have questions, call me at 913-709-4423 or send me an email at johncleek@mac.com. John Cleek, Webmaster

 

 
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