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Dyersville

A full-service small city with local pride

Community programming and small-city convenience with an eastern Iowa feel.

Iowa-only real estate guidance from Scott Underberg at Guthrie & Associates.

West of Dubuque in Dubuque County

Best fit: Buyers who prioritize a local downtown, recreational options, and space to settle in.

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Public housing context

A useful baseline, not a price opinion.

View ACS 2024 source

Median owner-occupied value

$234,100

± $21,408 · ACS 2024 5-year

Median year built

1975

± 8 years · ACS 2024 5-year

How to use it

Citywide or townwide public data only — not a listing value, current market price, appraisal, or neighborhood estimate.

The overview

What it feels like to live in Dyersville.

Dyersville offers a small-city rhythm with local businesses, recreation programming, and a community calendar that stays active throughout the year. It is a strong option for buyers who want more space and a defined hometown atmosphere while maintaining access to the Dubuque-area economy.

Parks and recreation programs

Dyersville Area Chamber and local businesses

Family-oriented community events

Community intelligence

Build a picture of daily life in Dyersville.

These source-linked local anchors are designed to help visitors understand the community before they begin narrowing a home search. School information is context only; always verify enrollment, program, and transportation details directly.

Parks & outdoors

Dyersville’s park system includes City Park, sports facilities, playgrounds, and the Family Aquatic Center.
New Wine Park provides wooded surroundings, trail context, and North Fork Maquoketa River access.

Schools & learning

Dyersville Elementary is in the Western Dubuque Community School District.
Beckman Catholic High School provides private 7–12 learning context.

Attractions & daily life

The Field of Dreams Movie Site is a nationally known local attraction.
The Basilica of St. Francis Xavier, James Kennedy Public Library, and downtown businesses create civic and cultural anchors.

Housing character

Dyersville blends older homes and established neighborhoods with more recent construction opportunities. Utility service, historic context, flood exposure, and mechanical updates should be evaluated by property.

Address-level checks

Check floodplain and watershed information near the North Fork Maquoketa River and tributaries.

Inspect age-related systems, foundation condition, and municipal utility connections.

Verify any historic-district or local design guidance for the specific address.

Source desk

Official and community sources supporting this guide. Source links are provided for current policies, programs, hours, or address-level details; the guide does not replace agency verification.

Dyersville parks & recreation Field of Dreams Movie Site Western Dubuque schools ACS 2024 housing data

Buying lens

What to examine when you search here.

Review both established neighborhoods and newer-build opportunities.

Map everyday routes to work, school, and extracurricular activities.

Ask about property-specific utility and service arrangements.

Local life

The places that make the map feel local.

City parks and youth sports
Historic community events
Local shops and restaurants

Iowa relocation guide

Guide standard

Prepared for Living in the DBQ by Scott Underberg, Broker Owner. This guide combines source-linked public context with an Iowa broker’s local orientation; it is not a valuation, appraisal, school-assignment guarantee, or substitute for property-specific verification.

Video-ready

A closer look at Dyersville.

Use this section for Scott's future video tour, market conversation, or local lifestyle guide.

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