| 23 active listings near De Soto | |
|---|---|
| 👍 USDA, * Price Change, * New, * Sale Pending | |
| $450,000 | 👍 1202 Guthrie St |
| $424,900 | 👍 312 Chestnut St |
| $250,000 | 👍* 608 Madison St |
| $210,000 | 👍* 1015 Adler Ct |
| $167,900 | 👍 Warren St |
| $114,900 | 👍 331 Chestnut St |
| $114,900 | 👍 335 Chestnut St |
| $114,900 | 👍 351 Chestnut St |
| $114,900 | 👍 319 Chestnut St |
| $114,900 | 👍 347 Chestnut St |
| $112,900 | 👍 315 Chestnut St |
| $110,900 | 👍 311 Chestnut St |
| $99,900 | 👍 359 Chestnut St |
| $79,900 | 👍 303 W Boone St |
| $74,900 | 👍 360 Chestnut St |
| $73,900 | 👍 340 Chestnut St |
| $73,900 | 👍 348 Chestnut St |
| $73,900 | 👍 352 Chestnut St |
| $73,900 | 👍 356 Chestnut St |
| $72,900 | 👍 301 W Boone St |
| $69,900 | 👍 344 Chestnut St |
| $64,900 | 👍 332 Chestnut St |
| $30,000 | 👍* Madison St and Locust St |
Interested in fun facts and the history of De Soto, IA?
Then read on!
Here are a few interesting facts about De Soto, Iowa:
1. De Soto was originally named "Boca" when it was founded in 1849, but later changed its name to De Soto in honor of the Spanish explorer Hernando de Soto.
2. The famous American artist Grant Wood (known for works such as "American Gothic") painted a mural for the De Soto Post Office in 1940. The mural, titled "The Early Settlers of Dallas County," is still on display today.
3. De Soto is home to the De Soto National Wildlife Refuge, which provides crucial habitat for migratory birds and other wildlife.
4. In 2005, De Soto made national news when a tornado caused extensive damage to the town. Amazingly, no one was injured in the tornado.
5. The town hosts an annual "Watermelon Day" festival in August, which includes a parade, live music, and of course, plenty of watermelon.