Miller's First Addition, Pleasant Hill MO Real Estate & Homes For Sale

1 home for sale in Miller's First Addition · Sorted by Newest Listed

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Real estate inMiller's First Addition, Pleasant Hill, Missouri

Miller's First Addition, Pleasant Hill has 1 home for sale right now, with a median list price of $188,000 as of Sep 17 These homes were built between 1957 and 1957, ranging from 1,302 to 1,302 square feet.

Sources — listings, prices and days on market: Heartland MLS as distributed by MLS GRID, as of September 17, 2026 · analysis and home values: HouseLoop calculations

Real estateFAQs about Miller's First Addition

What school district serves Miller's First Addition?

Miller's First Addition is primarily served by the Pleasant Hill school district.

What high school is Miller's First Addition zoned for?

Miller's First Addition is most commonly zoned for Pleasant Hill High School.

What middle school is Miller's First Addition zoned for?

Miller's First Addition is most commonly zoned for Pleasant Hill Middle School.

What elementary school is Miller's First Addition zoned for?

Miller's First Addition is most commonly zoned for Pleasant Hill Elementary.

How many homes are for sale in Miller's First Addition?

There are 1 home for sale in Miller's First Addition, Pleasant Hill, MO on HouseLoop, updated in real time from Heartland MLS.

What is the median list price in Miller's First Addition?

The median list price of homes for sale in Miller's First Addition is $188,000, as of Sep 17.

Is now a good time to sell my home in Miller's First Addition?

Miller's First Addition is currently a balanced market — the latest activity. Inventory gives buyers more room, so pricing discipline and presentation matter more than they did a couple years ago. Correctly priced homes still sell.

Is now a good time to buy a home in Miller's First Addition?

With the latest activity, Miller's First Addition is a balanced market. Buyers have negotiating room — especially on homes that have had a price cut or sat past the median days on market.

Are home values increasing in Miller's First Addition?

Demand in Miller's First Addition is steady, which points to a more balanced market where pricing matters. 0 homes sold here in the last 12 months. For an exact change in value for a specific home, a local agent's comparative market analysis is the most reliable read.

Does Miller's First Addition have good resale value?

Resale strength comes down to liquidity and how close homes sell to asking. Miller's First Addition had 0 sales in the last 12 months — useful benchmarks for judging how quickly a home here is likely to resell.

Verify school attendance boundaries before relying on them — boundaries can change year-to-year.

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Pleasant Hill$297,500
Kansas City$261,500
Independence$225,000
Lee's Summit$525,000
Blue Springs$399,900
Raytown$237,000
How we compute these
Market.
Market type is set by months of supply — how long it would take to sell every home for sale at the current pace. Under ~4 months favors sellers (low inventory, faster sales, homes near or above asking); over ~6 favors buyers (more choice, more negotiating room). 4–6 is balanced.
Months supply.
How many months it would take to sell every home now for sale at the pace of the last 90 days: homes for sale ÷ (closings in the last 90 days ÷ 3).
Median list.
The middle asking price among the homes for sale right now. Half are listed above it, half below.
Days to contract.
The middle number of days between a home being listed and going under contract, over the last 90 days of closings. It is not days-to-close, and it is not how long today's listings have been sitting. Newly built homes are excluded, because a build finishing is not a market moving.
For sale.
Homes listed as active right now. A live count, not a monthly average.
Coming soon.
Homes announced but not yet accepting showings. A live count.
Under contract.
Homes with an accepted contract that have not closed yet. A live count.
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NearbyZIP codes

PlaceMedian list
64080$295,000
How we compute these
Market.
Market type is set by months of supply — how long it would take to sell every home for sale at the current pace. Under ~4 months favors sellers (low inventory, faster sales, homes near or above asking); over ~6 favors buyers (more choice, more negotiating room). 4–6 is balanced.
Months supply.
How many months it would take to sell every home now for sale at the pace of the last 90 days: homes for sale ÷ (closings in the last 90 days ÷ 3).
Median list.
The middle asking price among the homes for sale right now. Half are listed above it, half below.
Days to contract.
The middle number of days between a home being listed and going under contract, over the last 90 days of closings. It is not days-to-close, and it is not how long today's listings have been sitting. Newly built homes are excluded, because a build finishing is not a market moving.
For sale.
Homes listed as active right now. A live count, not a monthly average.
Coming soon.
Homes announced but not yet accepting showings. A live count.
Under contract.
Homes with an accepted contract that have not closed yet. A live count.

Search homes for salein every city we cover

CityMedian list
Archie$269,500
AvondaleMedian
Basehor$461,750
Belton$337,450
BirminghamMedian
Blue Springs$399,900
How we compute these
Market.
Market type is set by months of supply — how long it would take to sell every home for sale at the current pace. Under ~4 months favors sellers (low inventory, faster sales, homes near or above asking); over ~6 favors buyers (more choice, more negotiating room). 4–6 is balanced.
Months supply.
How many months it would take to sell every home now for sale at the pace of the last 90 days: homes for sale ÷ (closings in the last 90 days ÷ 3).
Median list.
The middle asking price among the homes for sale right now. Half are listed above it, half below.
Days to contract.
The middle number of days between a home being listed and going under contract, over the last 90 days of closings. It is not days-to-close, and it is not how long today's listings have been sitting. Newly built homes are excluded, because a build finishing is not a market moving.
For sale.
Homes listed as active right now. A live count, not a monthly average.
Coming soon.
Homes announced but not yet accepting showings. A live count.
Under contract.
Homes with an accepted contract that have not closed yet. A live count.

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How we compute these
Market.
Market type is set by months of supply — how long it would take to sell every home for sale at the current pace. Under ~4 months favors sellers (low inventory, faster sales, homes near or above asking); over ~6 favors buyers (more choice, more negotiating room). 4–6 is balanced.
For sale.
Homes listed as active right now. A live count, not a monthly average.

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PlaceMedian list
Jackson County, MO$275,000
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Cass County, MO$359,990
Platte County, MO$499,990
Johnson County, KS$625,000
Wyandotte County, KS$249,000
Leavenworth County, KS$289,900
Miami County, KS$319,000
Kansas City metroMedian
How we compute these
Market.
Market type is set by months of supply — how long it would take to sell every home for sale at the current pace. Under ~4 months favors sellers (low inventory, faster sales, homes near or above asking); over ~6 favors buyers (more choice, more negotiating room). 4–6 is balanced.
Months supply.
How many months it would take to sell every home now for sale at the pace of the last 90 days: homes for sale ÷ (closings in the last 90 days ÷ 3).
Median list.
The middle asking price among the homes for sale right now. Half are listed above it, half below.
Days to contract.
The middle number of days between a home being listed and going under contract, over the last 90 days of closings. It is not days-to-close, and it is not how long today's listings have been sitting. Newly built homes are excluded, because a build finishing is not a market moving.
For sale.
Homes listed as active right now. A live count, not a monthly average.
Coming soon.
Homes announced but not yet accepting showings. A live count.
Under contract.
Homes with an accepted contract that have not closed yet. A live count.