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Hamilton Park's accessibility to the rest of Peoria
Hamilton Park combines suburbia with accessibility. The community is just 4 miles from downtown Peoria, but the parks between it and the city separate the excitement of downtown from the quiet streets found in Hamilton Park. Further, Interstate 74 runs along the eastern border, so residents can get downtown easily for events or just to walk along the Illinois River.
Hamilton Park combines suburbia with accessibility.
Most yards in Hamilton Park are wide with long driveways.
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Open streets lined with ranch-style homes and Cape Cods
Hamilton Park’s open streets offer ranch-style homes with the occasional Cape Cod. Most yards are open with only some personal touches like flowers along front stoops or walkways. Sidewalks sit right along the curb, lit by streetlights. Narrow driveways only have enough room for one car, so some residents park on the street. Homes here typically sell between $60,000 and $170,000. “We actually have a lot of people moving down here from Chicago because of the housing prices,” says Realtor Rhonda Milburn with Keller Williams Premier Realty.
Split levels are a common sight in Hamilton Park.
Homes in Hamilton Park typically sell between $60,000 and $170,000.
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Two Peoria parks just minutes from Hamilton Park
Residents can walk just down the street to Newman Golf Course, a full course maintained by the Peoria Park District. Bradley Park is just south of the golf course, offering about 140 acres of green space. A walking path runs through the park, with a Japanese bridge crossing the Dry Run Creek. Pet owners can bring their canine friends to the dog park. There are also tennis courts, baseball fields and a disc golf course here.
Newman Golf Course sits right along the border of Hamilton Park.
Whether you want to shoot hoops, skate, or enjoy the great outdoors, Becker Park is for you!
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Taking the Interstate into downtown Peoria
With I-74 right along the neighborhood’s eastern border, residents can easily access downtown Peoria, about 4 miles away. A collection of hospitals is also on the way, including OSF Forest Park, about 3 miles away. Buses powered by CityLink stop along Sterling and Forrest Hill avenues, helping residents get to nearby shopping centers and grocery stores. General Wayne A. Downing Peoria International Airport is about 7 miles from Hamilton Park.
Local restaurants on both sides of I-74 by Hamilton Park
Just under a mile away, Sterling Bazaar has a small collection of restaurants and Kroger. Louie Legends serves fried and fast food from the walk-up counter, offering unique menu items like Philly cheesesteak egg rolls. On the other side of the interstate, Childers Eatery is only open for breakfast and lunch and has been in the area for about 40 years. Connected offers a more fine-dining experience. The dining room is meant to feel like outdoor seating, with fake balconies and building facades surrounding the tables. Walmart and Aldi are also over here, about 1 mile away.
Louie Legends is a casual, local fast food and wings spot.
For a more fine-dining experience, Connected in Hamilton Park is a popular spot.
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Nearby Peoria Public Schools for Hamilton Park students
Students start at Dr. Maude A. Sanders Primary School for kindergarten through fourth grade. Sterling Middle School is just down Sterling Avenue, within walking distance from some Hamilton Park homes. Both schools receive C-minus rankings from Niche. Peoria High School receives a C ranking and is the oldest continuously functioning high school in the state.
Peoria High School has an overall C rating from Niche.
Dr Maude A Sanders Primary School is a public school in Peoria, IL.
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Glow Wild and the Peoria Area Farmers Market
From March through April, the Peoria Zoo hosts Glow Wild in the evenings. “It’s a Chinese lantern festival combined with light-up fabric displays,” Milburn says. “There’s flowers, there’s animals, there’s robots. It’s really beautiful.” In the summers, people can find local produce, fresh-cut flowers and baked goods along the riverfront at the Peoria RiverFront Market.
The Festa Picnic celebrates the long-standing Italian heritage present in central Illinois.
Residents of Hamilton Park can enjoy a game of bags at Parks on Tap.
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On average, homes in Hamilton Park, Peoria sell after 10 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Hamilton Park, Peoria over the last 12 months is $115,200, up 8% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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