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Northeast Jackson neighborhood rich in recreation options
Jackson’s Gilmore area consists of several smaller subdivisions packed into a singular pocket rich with recreational attractions. One of the city’s largest parks and two golf courses— including the public Jackson National Golf Club—all border this suburban community. Residents of Gilmore are also anxiously awaiting the construction of a Great Wolf Lodge, which will be located just minutes from the community. The Lodge, a chain of indoor water parks and resorts, will feature attractions like wave pools and arcades. Adding to Gilmore's plentiful recreational options are the area's major youth baseball complex and the collegiate baseball outfit. Rounding out the appeal of this community are the homes—some of which come with backyard docks and Spanish tile roofing, a rare design in Tennessee. “The good thing about these homes is they’re really, really custom. They all look good and their sizes and shapes differ considerably. They’re really clean and well kept,” says Robert Eatman, a Realtor with Town and Country Realtors. “It’s one of the better places to live because of the proximity to everything. Even the biggest Kroger is in that area.”
North Park in Gilmore is one of Jackson's largest green spaces.
Jackson National Golf Club is Gilmore's publivc golf club.
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Contemporary Traditionals and ranch-style houses on spacious lots
Gilmore consists of homes mostly ranging in size from about 1,500 square feet to 3,500 square feet, with lots of up to an acre. Some properties even include groups of oak trees that spread across front lawns. “What they’ve built there is nice. The streets are not necessarily through-streets, so that slows down the traffic,” says Jane Betts, a Realtor with Town and Country Realtors. “In fact, there’s a portion of Country Club that actually got cut off because the residents wanted it that way, so that there would not be through traffic when the bypass kicked in years ago.” Betts is referring to Country Club Lane, which ends right before it enters the Gilmore area. The neighborhood’s architecture primarily consists of contemporary Traditionals and brick ranch-style homes but also includes a few Colonial Revivals too. Depending on size and condition, prices here mainly run between $250,000 and $400,000. However, there are a few outliers. Homes with footprints smaller than 1,500 square feet can go for under $200,000, while larger houses with lakefront property can run between $500,000 and $800,000.
Gilmore is home to many ranch homes.
Gilmore is home to a handful of upscale neighborhoods.
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From multi-use North Park to massive youth baseball complex
Gilmore residents don't need to leave their own neighborhood to stay active. The Ramblewood Estates subdivision, for instance, provides a community pool, which residents can access through an annual membership. North Park has an all-access playground with swings, multiple ramps and bridges, plus animal-themed fixtures that children can crawl through . The park also has baseball, softball and soccer fields, as well as tennis and sand volleyball courts. Street hockey fans will enjoy the park's in-line hockey rink. Golf-enthusiasts can get some rounds in on the tree-lined fairways of the Jackson National Golf Club’s public 18-hole course. While the private Jackson Country Club is another golfing option that provides its members with access to the course, as well as amenities like indoor and outdoor tennis courts, pickleball courts and a 24-hour fitness facility. A short distance east of the neighborhood is the city-owned West Tennessee Healthcare Sportsplex, a regional destination for youth baseball teams. The venue consists of 17 fields spread across 70 acres. The Sportsplex also neighbors the local Sky Zone, a trampoline park.
Gilmore is surrounded by several parks and green spaces such as North Park.
Jackson Country Club is Gilmore's private golf club.
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Morning stops at U.S. Donuts and buffet lunches at Old Country Store
For breakfast, many here stop by U.S. Donuts for some sweet pastries. For additional shopping options, the Old Hickory Mall is a few miles north and is anchored by chains like JCPenney and Belk. Local restaurants here include the Catfish Galley, known for its fried catfish and sides like hush puppies and fried okra. The community is also a few miles from the Casey Jones Village, which is home to Brooks Shaw’s Old Country Store. The Old Country Store features downhome southern cooking and was ranked among the top 10 best buffets in the country by USA Today. The restaurant shares its space with the Dixie Cafe, which serves up similar menu items and also sells novelties like candy, glass-bottled sodas and merchandise like Tennessee whiskey shirts. Kroger offers a neighborhood grocery shopping destination.
There are a handful of restaurants along Highland Ave. in Gilmore.
Catfish Galley has been serving up fish and chicken just north of Gilmore since the 90's.
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Robotics activities at Northeast Middle
Depending on where they live, students here may start their education at Thelma Barker Elementary School or East Elementary School, which receive C-plus and C grades respectively, from the rating site Niche. All Thelma Barker students are required to take the nearly hour-long computer class thanks to the provision of a technology teacher for the whole school. Students may then continue on to Northeast Middle School and North Side High School, which both receive C-plus grades from Niche. Extracurriculars at Northeast Middle include both academic pentathlon and robotics clubs. Students in the robotics club can participate in the VEX Robotics contests, which introduce them to coding.
Thelma Barker Elementary receives a C+ rating from Niche.com.
Northeast Middle School is home to around 800 students.
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A few miles from summer Rockabillys games
Gilmore is a few miles from the Jackson Baseball Stadium, home of the Jackson Rockabillys. The baseball outfit plays in the Prospect League, which consists entirely of college players. Up until 2020, the stadium served as the home of the Jackson Generals, a former minor league team. In addition to baseball games, the stadium hosts other events like Jackson Brew Fest in October. Those attending the event can enjoy craft beers and browse for local art.
The Ballpark at Jackson near Gilmore is the home of the Jackson Rockabillys.
Gilmore is home to the West Tennessee Sportsplex
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Located right along I-40 commuter route
The community is about 6 miles from downtown Jackson. The Jackson Transit Authority provides alternative transportation and has a few bus stops along North Highland Avenue. However, many here use their cars to commute across Jackson and the surrounding region. Interstate 40 runs along the southern end of Gilmore and connects the city to Memphis about 86 miles to the west. Those going on out-of-state flights go to the Memphis International Airport. The Jackson-Madison County General Hospital about 4 miles south of the community provides major medical services.
Gilmore is located just north of Interstate 40.
Gilmore's public transportation needs are met by The Jackson Transit Authority.
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Gilmore Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Gilmore, Jackson sell after 52 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Gilmore, Jackson over the last 12 months is $299,900, consistent with the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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