Wide Open Spaces

While Kansas is most known for being the iconic home of Dorothy and Toto, there are plenty of reasons why you should consider residing in this state. Kansas is home to miles of idyllic locales: farms, gardens, and parks, which make it a serene and beautiful destination to keep in mind.

Multiple programs are available to make home buying affordable for seniors by significantly lowering property taxes.

Kansas has a reputation for wide open spaces. These open spaces, as well as low housing costs, are inspiring many retirees to flock to the state. But, this doesn’t mean that Kansas doesn’t have its fair share of cities and small towns to discover. In particular, Kansas prides itself on its college towns. These are great destinations for those looking to learn something new in retirement, watch some football games, and feel young at heart. Plus, around the state, there is a lot to enjoy. From Old Cowtown, which reimagines the state’s cowboy roots, to Botanica, a collection of themed gardens with thousands of plant species, to state parks and wildlife reserves. There’s many reasons why those 55 and older are loving life in Kansas.

3.1 - 5.7% State income tax Climate

There are definitely four distinct seasons to look forward to in Kansas. Average temperatures range from 31℉ in January to 81℉ in July. The humidity is pretty mild, but no matter the time of year, the sunsets are consistently majestic.