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Garrett Real Estate and Local Guide

Garrett is a small railroad city in DeKalb County, platted in 1875 and named for B&O Railroad president John W. Garrett, whose rail heritage still defines the town, with high school teams called the Railroaders.

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Living in Garrett

Garrett grew as a major B&O Railroad hub with car shops, a roundhouse, and rail yards spanning nearly 90 acres. Source: dekalbcvb.wordpress.com

IncomeAbout $65,611 median household
EducationAbout 16.9% hold a bachelor's or higher
CountyDeKalb County

Homes in Garrett

Owner-occupiedAbout 83% of housing units
Detached single-family housesAround 81% of homes
Median home valueAbout $142,800

Source: ACS 2023

What makes Garrett home

Garrett Historical Railroad Museum

Source: dekalbcvb.org

Restored former Baltimore & Ohio Railroad freight station reflecting an early-1900s rural station

Garrett Historic District

Source: en.wikipedia.org

Railroad-era district of homes, churches, and public buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1983

Garrett Museum of Art

Source: garrettmuseumofart.org

Community art museum in the historic downtown

Feick Park

Source: visitdekalb.org

The city's largest park, home to the Garrett Community Pool, ball diamonds, and a seasonal ice rink

Judy A. Morrill Recreation Center (JAM Center)

Source: myjamcenter.org

Community center with a full gymnasium, pool with water slide and splash pad, and fitness facilities

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