(913) 543-3332Country Village Townhomes
Maintenance-provided townhomes in De Soto — lawn, snow, exterior upkeep and trash handled by the association. De Soto USD 232 schools, on the K-10 corridor.
Country Village Townhomes is a new-construction neighborhood in De Soto, Kansas, in Johnson County’s growing K-10 corridor. Here’s what the community offers, who builds here, the schools that serve it, and what it actually costs to carry a home beyond the mortgage.
De Soto, Kansas · De Soto USD 232
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Why buyers look here
Country Village Townhomes is a maintenance-provided townhome community in De Soto, Kansas (66018), in Johnson County along the K-10 corridor. Built out over 2004–2015, it is one of the few attached-home options in De Soto — of 46 De Soto MLS sales here since 2016, 43 were townhouses and 3 were patio/villa homes — served by De Soto USD 232.
- Lock-and-leave, maintenance-provided living — a genuine differentiator in De Soto, where most inventory is detached single-family. The association handles the outdoor work (see the HOA section).
- An accessible price point — a median sold price of $220,000 across 46 sales (2016–2026), with recent sales (2023–2026, 16 homes) at a $293,250 median. Individual sales over time, not a current market average.
- Single-level and two-story floor plans — commonly 3 bedrooms (28 of 46 sales; 2-bed accounts for 11).
- Commuter-close: minutes to K-10 (four De Soto exits — Evening Star, Edgerton, Lexington, Kill Creek) and the Johnson County job corridor now anchored by the Panasonic EV-battery plant at Astra Enterprise Park.
Homes, builders & pricing
- Townhomes, built 2004–2015 (MLS year-builts, n=43) — an established community, not an active build-out.
- Home sizes (verified sold): roughly 1,065–2,542 finished sq ft (median ~1,811; median above-grade ~1,291), commonly 2–3 bedrooms.
- Builders (MLS Builder field, 2004–2015): DVP LLC (9), Don Parr/Parr (3), Triple Creek Construction (2), Ken Hoelting Homes (2). Built out — builder history is background, not a current-availability claim.
- Price signal: median $220,000 (46 sales, 2016–2026; range $157K–$330K); recent median $293,250 (16 sales, 2023–2026). Directional, not a market average — ask us for current actives and comps.
Homeowners association (factual)
Country Village Townhomes is a homeowners association community. Across the listings reviewed, 45 of 46 sales reported HOA dues at a median of about $100/month (~$1,200/yr), billed monthly. Recorded coverage most commonly includes lawn maintenance, snow removal, building/exterior maintenance and trash pickup (per the MLS “HOA Includes” field) — the highest typical HOA in De Soto, which is the trade-off for maintenance-provided living. Dues and covenant terms change; we can pull the current association figures and documents for a specific unit before you write an offer — we don’t guess at them.
Setting & amenities
- Attached-home streetscape in De Soto; everyday services in downtown De Soto and along the K-10 corridor; regional shopping in nearby Olathe, Shawnee and Lenexa.
- Exterior maintenance provided by the association (lawn, snow, building) — the defining amenity here.
- De Soto was platted in 1857 and incorporated in 1897, on the Kansas River in Johnson (and Leavenworth) County. It now sits at the center of major regional growth — the roughly $4B Panasonic EV-battery plant and the Astra Enterprise Park redevelopment of the former Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant.
Schools (De Soto USD 232)
Served by De Soto USD 232. Address-level assignments on sales here have been Starside Elementary School (De Soto’s elementary boundaries split between Starside and Mize), Lexington Trails Middle School and De Soto High School. Boundaries change; confirm the exact assignment for a specific address with the district before relying on it.
What it actually costs to own here
Figures are 10-year MLS medians (n=46; tax n=44), not a tax quote. Kansas reassesses annually and the actual bill follows the county appraiser’s valuation. HOA dues change — confirm current figures with the association; the dues shown cover lawn, snow, building maintenance and trash.
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Community walk-throughs and market updates for Country Village Townhomes and De Soto. We add new videos here as we film them — ask us for a private tour any time.
Frequently asked about Country Village Townhomes
Does Country Village Townhomes have an HOA, and what does it cover?
Yes — the community is maintenance-provided. Across recent sales, dues ran about $100/month and typically covered lawn maintenance, snow removal, building/exterior maintenance and trash. We can confirm the current dues and documents for a specific unit.
Are these townhomes or single-family homes?
Townhomes — of 46 De Soto MLS sales here since 2016, 43 were townhouses and 3 were patio/villa homes, built 2004–2015.
What do they cost?
The median sold price was $220,000 across 46 sales (2016–2026); recent sales (2023–2026) ran around a $293,000 median. Those are past sales, not a current market average — ask us for today’s actives.
What school district is it in?
De Soto USD 232 — homes here have been assigned to Starside Elementary, Lexington Trails Middle and De Soto High School. Confirm the exact assignment for an address with the district.