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Small suburb 3 miles west of Mobile's major interstate system
Devonshire's modest ranch-style homes sit fewer than 3 miles "from Mobile's major interstate system," Jennifer Ballard says. A local Realtor and associate broker with Bellator Real Estate LLC, Ballard adds, "It's great for a lot of folks over there who commute to Mississippi for work." Situated just off the Interstate 10 interchange, Devonshire offers easy access to one of the area's largest employers, the Chevron Pascagoula Refinery. This massive oil processing plant employs over 3,300 people and covers around 3,000 acres of land, making it one of the largest refineries in the United States. Along with convenient commuter routes, Devonshire is only a mile from the grocery store and local restaurants on Government Boulevard.
"Starter homes" from the 1970s and '90s
Homes in Devonshire were built between the 1970s and '90s. Ranch-style homes display prairie architectural influences, with low-pitched roofs highlighting the giant oak trees towering above. Over-hanging eaves extend across spacious front porches and steel garage doors. "These are your starter homes," Ballard says. "They're going to be on the lower price end, they're not going to be too big, and they have fairly traditional floor plans." Most homes are under 2,000 square feet, but listing prices vary depending on the house's condition. Recently renovated and well-maintained older homes range between $125,000 and $250,000, while fixer-uppers start around $100,000. Stone Mill is a new subdivision in Devonshire's mostly undeveloped, far north corner. Breaking ground in 2024, the developing community has large empty lots ranging from $25,000 to $65,000.
Most homes in Devonshire were built between the 1970s and ‘90s.
Ranch-style homes in Devonshire display prairie architectural influences.
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30 miles from the Chevron Pascagoula Refinery
Devonshire sits just outside Mobile's city limits in a small, unincorporated community called Tillmans Corner. It's fewer than 3 miles from one of the area's busiest crossroads, where Interstate 10 meets U.S. Route 90. Commuters can follow either road about 30 miles west to reach the Chevron Pascagoula Refinery or head 70 miles east to arrive in Pensacola. The nearest full-service medical center, USA Health Providence Hospital, is about 7 miles north of the neighborhood, along Airport Boulevard. It's less than a 10-mile drive from here to Mobile Regional Airport.
Restaurants and retailers on Government Boulevard
Restaurants and retailers sit about 3 miles east of Devonshire, along Government Boulevard. Winn Dixie sells groceries next to national chains like Godfather's Pizza and Waffle House. Just north, Simply Seafood is a small local market where folks can buy live or boiled crawfish and fresh Gulf shrimp. Dick Russell's Bar-B-Q serves Southern-style breakfast platters and smoked brisket in a big red barn further up the road. Neighbors is another favorite local restaurant even closer to Devonshire. Opening in 1992, this hole-in-the-wall spot has country classics like fried okra, homemade banana pudding, and freshly harvested oysters from the Gulf of Mexico. More local restaurants and shopping centers are 10 miles north on Airport Boulevard.
Neighbors restaurant has been a long standing staple in Devonshire.
Devonshire residents love to stop by Neighbors for lunch.
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Launch kayaks from Halls Mill Creek Landing
Halls Mill Creek winds around the north end of Devonshire, spilling into the Dog River about 6 miles east. The mouth of the creek is a great spot to catch redfish and speckled trout, while bream and crappies are usually found further north. Halls Mill Creek Landing makes it easy to launch kayaks straight into the water. Dreamland Skate Center sits less than a mile outside the neighborhood. It has an old-school roller rink, an arcade with games from the early 90s, and a concession stand.
Paddling from Schwarz Park in Devonshire is a serene experience where you can enjoy nature.
Devonshire residents enjoy heading to Medal Of Honor Park for a round of Disk Golf.
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Theodore High has four career academies
Devonshire students are zoned for Mobile County Schools. Most preschoolers begin at WC Griggs Elementary, which scores a B-minus on Niche. Burns Middle earns a C-plus, and Theodore High gets a B-minus. The high school operates specialized academies for engineering, healthcare, business and the fine arts.
Devonshire students can start their academic journey at WC Griggs Elementary School.
Devonshire students can then head to Burns Middle School for grades 6 though 8.
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On average, homes in Devonshire, Mobile sell after 108 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Devonshire, Mobile over the last 12 months is $229,900, up 3% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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