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Residential neighborhood with schools and shopping opportunities
Eclectic homes surrounded by mature trees set the scene in Hillcrest-Bonneville, a residential neighborhood about 3 miles from downtown Ogden. While much of the area is lined with homes, main roads on either side have dozens of retail and restaurant options. Additionally, multiple Ogden City public schools are located in the neighborhood, creating an easy pipeline for families and their students. “It’s a better area to look at when you’re looking at schools. They’re dotted all over,” says Real Estate Agent Joell Verduzco with Equity Real Estate, who has over 20 years of experience.
An aerial view shows this homes peppered throughout green space.
Ben Lomond High’s track surrounds its football field and has gorgeous mountain views.
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Getting an education in Ogden City schools
Children living in Hillcrest-Bonneville can attend schools within the Ogden City school district. Bonneville Elementary School earns a C grade from Niche, while Highland Junior High School has a C-minus. Ben Lomond High School maintains a B-minus and provides an Advanced Placement (AP) program. Students can also participate in extracurriculars such as JROTC and Bagpipes Corps. The Ogden-Weber Technical College (OTECH) is also in the neighborhood. OTECH offers 30 programs of over 300 technical skills for future careers.
A gorgeous mountain view from the front lawn of Bonneville School.
Green is the dominant color in this electronic sign at Highland Junior High.
Ben Lomond High School has a beautiful campus to help inspire youth in South Ogden.
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A mixed bag of single-family homes
Homes in Hillcrest-Bonneville come in a variety of styles across time. “Most of them are older homes,” Verduzco says. “If you’re buying a home in that area, there are special grants for first-time homeowners that can help with the downpayment.” Traditional single-story homes and bungalows with front porches are common. These properties were built in the 1910s, span 1,000 to 2,100 square feet and are priced around $325,000 to $500,000. Brick ranch-style homes from the 1950s go for similar prices. There are also contemporary split levels from the 1970s dotted throughout the neighborhood, along with traditional Craftsman homes built in the 2020s with pointed roofs and stone accents. Most of these properties have driveways leading to attached garages, and pines and Douglas firs surrounding the manicured lawns. Prices range from $425,000 to $550,000. Multi-family properties available in Hillcrest-Bonneville include townhouses that span 1,000 to 1,800 square feet and cost $285,000 to $425,000.
This bright blue home with white details stands out agains the mountains.
This classic red brick home sits beautifully beneath a blue sky.
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Shops and restaurants on Harrisville and 12th
While the neighborhood itself is primarily residential, Washington Boulevard is lined with shopping and dining. Most of the retail along the road includes auto repair and tire shops, though there are a handful of unique storefronts like Skyline Cycle, Vintiquers and Bryson’s Rock shop, which sells gemstones and crystals. Rock Bottom Lounge is a dive bar in the area with classic pub fare and live music. There’s also Javier’s Authentic Mexican Food and The Donut Run sweet shop. Farther north on U.S. Route 89 is the Ogden Five-Points shopping center at the intersection of Second Street and Harrisonville Road, with retailers such as Harbor Freight Tools and Dollar Tree. Old Grist Mill Bread Co. is both a bakery and sandwich shop serving fresh-made food. Anaya’s Market and Ocean Mart are both international grocery stores. While Anaya’s sells items from Central and South America, Ocean Mart imports from Asia. There’s also a Smith’s on Harrison Boulevard.
Blue padded booths are inviting in this Chinese restaurant.
A delicious Chinese meal complete with an eggroll and juice.
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Neighborhood parks with sports facilities
Multiple green spaces bring recreation to the neighborhood’s suburban landscape. Bonneville Park has six basketball courts, picnic tables and a baseball diamond. Patrons can toss a frisbee or football along its large open field. A couple of blocks south, 9th Street Park has an all-inclusive playground area. Local recreation teams and leagues play on the park’s soccer fields. In the colder months, Snowbasin Resort is roughly an 18-mile drive away for skiing and snowboarding. Multiple gondolas take visitors up the mountain and onto the slopes and trails.
A vintage style Coca Cola sign on a large lawn welcomes people to Bonneville Park.
This tall playground equipment is located at Bonneville Park.
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Hillcrest-Bonneville’s car-centric community
Hillcrest-Bonneville’s wide residential streets are sandwiched between two prominent thoroughfares traveling north to south. Utah state Route 203, known as Harrison Boulevard, runs along the neighborhood’s east side. US-89, known as Washington Boulevard, sits on the west side and branches off on Second Street to become N. Harrisville Road. Drivers can take this road about 3 miles southwest into downtown Ogden. Additionally, Utah state Route 39, known as 12th Street, travels east to west at the southern edge of Hillcrest-Bonneville and turns into Canyon Road as it heads into the Wasatch Mountains. Bus stops are dotted along these roads as well.
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