Devonshire — Olathe, KS

Devonshire sits in east Olathe, Kansas, in the 66062 ZIP, along Sycamore Street, Raintree Drive and Indian Creek Parkway between 127th and 131st Streets, and was built in phases (recent listings cite Devonshire Phase II and Phase IV) between 1978 and 1986. It is a resale neighborhood with no association — the recurring cost of owning here is the tax bill and nothing else. The figures below draw on Devonshire’s own recent Heartland MLS records; where the sample is small, we say so.

Why buyers look here

Devonshire is one of the lower-carry ways to own in Olathe: recent sales fell between about $314,000 and $372,500, there are no HOA dues, and no special assessment appeared on any recent listing. Frontier Park — a 20-acre City of Olathe park at 15501 W Indian Creek Parkway, dedicated in 1979, with a playground, two softball fields, a soccer field, two shelters and access to the Indian Creek Trail — is walkable from the neighborhood. Lots are a usable size for the era, about 7,400 to 14,500 square feet, and most recent listings show fenced yards.

Homes, builders & pricing

No builder is named on any of the 13 recent Heartland MLS records, and we have not located a recorded developer name for the original plats — the neighborhood was built by multiple builders in the late 1970s and early 1980s, and we note that as a gap rather than guess. The homes run from about 1,144 to 2,470 finished square feet (median roughly 1,512), with three bedrooms and two-car garages on every record, and a mix of split-entry and raised-ranch plans with a few side/side splits, two-story and reverse 1.5-story homes. Exteriors are brick-and-frame or vinyl and wood siding; most recent listings have finished lower levels.

Recorded year-built spans 1978 through 1986. Recent closings tracked through DataMaster — 12 Devonshire sales between May 6 and August 28, 2026 — show a median sold price near $338,000 (range about $313,825 to $372,500), or roughly $214 per finished square foot; a directional figure given the small, recent sample.

HOA

Devonshire has no homeowners association. None of the 13 recent Heartland MLS records report dues, and no association website, management company or recorded-covenant listing for the neighborhood has turned up in our searches. That means no annual assessment and no architectural review — and also no shared amenities: there is no neighborhood pool or clubhouse, and the nearby park and trail are City of Olathe facilities. City of Olathe permit rules still apply to fences, sheds, decks and additions.

Setting & location

The neighborhood is in east Olathe, roughly near 127th Street and Black Bob Road, just off Indian Creek Parkway, in the 66062 ZIP. Frontier Park and the Indian Creek Trail are within walking distance. It is a mature setting with established trees and a consistent late-1970s and early-1980s streetscape.

Schools

Devonshire is in Olathe USD 233. The neighborhood’s recent Heartland MLS records list Indian Creek Elementary, Pioneer Trail Middle School and Olathe East High School (10 of 13 records; the rest are blank). School assignments can vary by address and year, so confirm the current attendance area for a specific home with the district before relying on it.

What it actually costs to own here

Beyond principal and interest, the recurring cost of owning in Devonshire is the property-tax bill — there are no HOA dues, and no special assessment appeared on any of the 13 recent listings. The chart shows the estimated monthly carry next to the Olathe citywide average.

Estimates only, not a tax quote. Sale and tax figures are Devonshire closings recorded through Heartland MLS via DataMaster, May 6–August 28, 2026 (n=12) — a small, recent sample, directional only. The median recorded tax in that sample was about $3,894 a year (roughly $325 a month) and the effective rate about 1.17% of sale price, a little below the Olathe citywide reference near 1.22%; no special assessment appeared on any of the 13 recent listings, and there are no HOA dues. The citywide comparison bar is the average annual carry (tax, assessments and HOA) across 1,397 Olathe sales from May to August 2026. Kansas reassesses annually, so the actual bill follows the county appraiser’s valuation.

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