Living in DeSoto County, MS: Community Highlights and Lifestyle Guide
Nestled just south of Memphis, Tennessee, DeSoto County offers residents a perfect blend of suburban tranquility and urban convenience. As one of Mississippi's fastest-growing counties, it continues to attract families, professionals, and retirees seeking exceptional quality of life.
Distinct Communities
Southaven - The largest city in DeSoto County offers extensive shopping, dining, and entertainment options. With a median home price of $293,000, Southaven provides excellent value with city convenience.
Olive Branch - Consistently ranked among Mississippi's best places to live, Olive Branch combines upscale neighborhoods with excellent schools. Median home price: $340,000.
Hernando - As the county seat, Hernando exudes historic charm with its beautiful courthouse square and tree-lined streets. Median home price: $368,000.
Horn Lake - Offering the most affordable housing options at a median price of $199,000, Horn Lake provides excellent value for first-time homebuyers with several parks and recreational facilities.
Walls - This smaller community offers a more rural feel while still providing convenient access to urban amenities. Median home price: $297,000.
Educational Excellence
DeSoto County School District is the largest in Mississippi and consistently ranks among the top districts in the state, with several schools receiving excellent ratings:
Recreation and Amenities
Convenient Location
Downtown Memphis is approximately 20-30 minutes from most DeSoto County communities, with easy access to Memphis International Airport and major highways (I-55, I-69, Hwy 78/I-22).
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