Walnut Trace North Subdivision is a quiet neighborhood, which makes it great for walking. If you prefer not to walk, nearby is North Park, which has a great path, soccer fields and a new playground. The neighborhood is centrally located to all the kid’s activities that take place in the area. Just off the subdivision is King Bradley’s Farm where you can see a variety of farm animals. The entire front of the subdivision is wooded, which creates the perfect noise reduction barrier for the homes near the entrance and offers additional privacy. The subdivision’s slight inclines, declines and winding streets make it interesting, but not inconvenient. There are also plenty of quiet coves throughout.

If you’re a cappuccino lover, the Medina Markets touts some of the best. Located just off the newest exit from I-40, the Medina Market is just minutes from Walnut Trace North. If you need access to the interstate, it’s less than a 5-minute drive away.

Walnut Trace North subdivision has been zoned for the newest elementary school in the Jackson area, and it is currently served by Thelma Barker Elementary School, East Intermediate School, Northeast Middle School and Northside High School. Private Schools are also located conveniently nearby.

As a resident of Walnut Trace North, you get the best of both worlds. It has a rural feel, but is close to a major drug store and shopping areas. It is a family-oriented neighborhood that has around 130 lots and is still developing. Some of Jackson’s best builders have graced the neighborhood with their best floor plans, which include open and split floor plans, basements, one or two-story designs with recreation rooms upstairs. Walnut Trace North homes for sale range in price anywhere between $153,000 to $220,000.

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