Plymouth Iowa Real Estate & Homes For Sale
If you are looking for a home in a lovely rural community, look no further than Plymouth Iowa. With around 370 residents, the town motto “Where Neighbors Are Friends” could not be truer! This small town allows you to enjoy a peaceful life in the beautiful countryside of North Iowa. Neighbors come together throughout the year for fun annual events, such as the Memorial Day parade, Easter egg hunt, and Apple Fest. Though largely a residential community, Plymouth’s close proximity to Manly and Mason City ensures that everything residents need is just a short drive away.
Parks and Recreation in Plymouth
The main meeting place for residents in Plymouth is Old School Park. This charming community park offers a playground, a 9-hole disc golf course, picnic areas, and more. Just northeast of town along 340th Street are two stunning natural spaces for residents to explore. Operated by Cerro Gordo county, Strand Park covers 33 acres along the beautiful Shellrock River. Visitors to this park can canoe and kayak on the river, get active on the tennis and basketball courts, and have fun on the playground. Operated by Worth County, Plymouth Pits Wildlife Area offers 33 acres of native prairie uplands and wooded areas. It is the perfect spot for wildlife viewing and fishing. It is also open to deer, pheasant, and turkey hunting during certain times of the year.
Education in Plymouth, IA
Plymouth students are educated through the Central Springs Community School District. This small district has 2 campuses in nearby Manly and Nora Springs. PreK through 3rd-grade students and 9th through 12th graders from Plymouth travel to the Manly campus (105 South East Street), which houses an Elementary School and the district’s High School. Sixth through 8th graders attend the Central Springs Middle School (509 North Iowa Avenue) in Nora Springs.
Health and Transportation in Plymouth, Iowa
Although there are no medical facilities located within Plymouth, residents do not need to travel far for excellent medical care. MercyOne North Iowa Medical Center (1000 4th Street Southwest, Mason City) is located 20 minutes away and offers full inpatient and outpatient serves, as well as emergency care.
The county roads that run through the community of Plymouth connect the town to the wider region. County Road B15 travels west to meet with US Route 65, connecting residents to Mason City, and County Road S56 travels north to IA Highway 9, connecting residents to Manly and beyond.
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