1703 Abaco Dr, Mansfield, TX 76063

"i've Lived in the Northwestern part of mansfield for ten years.The schools in the MISD still have very high ratings,but appear to be slipping depending on where you live in the city.The population has grow quiet substantially.bringing in new shops and restaurants.As far as transport,in the central part of the city walking paths are a plenty and traffic is not to bad.In the outer regions of the south,west,and eastern areas.The land is more dispersed so walking paths are quiet rare and traffic is rather growing or no existent.There are plenty of parks.If you count all the school playgrounds.In total there are five city parks all of which are contected.Most neighborhoods are traditional middle to upper middle class.The central region consist of mostly middle to high class somewhat older homes(70-90's),eastern region mostly upper middle class newer homes.southern region mostly lower to middle class homes ranging from some of the first homes in the city to homes in the 80's and 90's,northern region mostly lower to upper middle class somewhat newer homes(90-2000's),western region lower class to upper middle class homes(90-2010's).Apartments are not to common with most of them along HWY 360 or behind the Target store.Crime isn't a major issue.It is mostly minor theft(people stealing from cars) or traffic stops.There is a city bus service for the senior citizens and that's about it for public transport.For jobs it's mostly all service industry,but there are warehouses and manufacturing plants in the southern and eastern area;with some in the western area.The main freeways are HWY 360(eastern area),HWY 287(throught most of the city)Business 287(western),FM 1187(western),FM 157(central to south)."