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Tranquil suburban-living in southwestern Mobile
The Milkhouse neighborhood of Mobile is the archetype of suburban living: cul-de-sacs of single-family homes on large, manicured lawns. However, the neighborhood isn’t cookie-cutter, showcasing an array of architecture for houses with plenty of character. “It’s quiet and mostly residential, but there’s a very close drive to restaurants and stores,” says team leader Elaine Sessions who has 15 years of experience and works with The Sessions Team at Roberts Brothers West office. For a lively dose of retail, residents can access extensive strip mall eateries and stores.
Federal mansions and French-influenced homes
West of downtown Mobile, a namesake creek runs through the length of the Milkhouse neighborhood. The area is mostly composed of cul-de-sacs and winding roads of single-family houses. Common with suburbs, Milkhouse isn’t walkable but has spacious yards, some over an acre in size and well-kept with pruned shrubs and mature trees. Most of the houses are from the 1980s and 1990s. The diverse styles include French-influenced houses with mansard roofs, colonial homes accented by coupled columns, Victorians with bay windows and Federal mansions featuring large columns. “The area is moderately priced overall, but there is some variation depending on the street. Most homes are in the $200,000s,” Sessions says. Sales prices range from $218,000 for French-influenced home to $790,000 for a Federal mansion.
Milkhouse features larger Colonial Style homes with French-inspired roofs.
Milkhouse is home to Colonial Style houses as well.
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Education at Mobile County Public Schools
Students in Milkhouse go to the Mobile County Public School District, which earns a B-minus grade according to Niche. “People move there because of the good schools in the area,” Sessions says. Schools include Olive J. Dodge Elementary School, Burns Middle School and WP Davidson High School. The elementary school earns a C-plus grade, the middle school has a C and the high school earns a B-plus on Niche. The high school offers clubs like Azalea Trail Maids, Culinary Arts and Math Team.
Off-leash dog play at Medal of Honor Park
A sprawling multipurpose recreation space, Medal of Honor Park offers a gated slip-resistant splash pad and playgrounds for children. The park also has a shaded dog park with sections for small and large dogs, plus an 18-hole disc golf course through the woods. For a smaller and less crowded park, residents can visit Laun Park’s wading pool and playground, paved walking trail and basketball court.
Laun Park offers Milkhouse residents a large green space and playground for their families.
Medal of Honor Park also has hard courts for Milkhouse tennis players.
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Shopping at Hillwood Shopping Center
At Hillwood Shopping Center, a strip mall, locals can go to Publix for weekly grocery runs, or they can opt for the Walmart Neighborhood Market across the street in the Carriage Town Shopping Center. As for strip mall restaurants, Chicken Salad Chick is a lunch spot ideal for ordering sandwiches in a bright floral-themed interior or patio space. Asian Garden serves Chinese cuisine in an elegant eatery decorated with contemporary chandelier lighting and wall art. For Japanese food, locals go to Little Tokyo, a clean modern restaurant with a long bar.
Publix is where many Milkhouse residents shop for groceries.
Walmart Neighborhood Market is also a favorite for low prices on groceries near Milkhouse.
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Transportation around Milkhouse
About 15 miles from downtown Mobile, residents of Milkhouse can easily commute to the big city via Interstate 10 East. For public transportation, residents can head to the strip mall area where they can find bus stops from The Wave Transit System. Residents can also access the Mobile Regional Airport for further travel.
Premiere movies at Nexus Cinema Dining
Film fans can go to Nexus Cinema Dining to watch new movie premieres and order dinner and drinks from recliner seats. At Mobile Museum of Art, patrons can view international and national art pieces, plus go to frequent special exhibits. A stone’s throw away, locals can stroll the grounds of the Mobile Botanical Gardens, a sprawling oasis of flowers, plants and trails.
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On average, homes in Milkhouse, Mobile sell after 95 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Milkhouse, Mobile over the last 12 months is $250,000, up 1% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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