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Former dairy farm turned growing residential suburb
In the early 20th century, Hyde Park was known for dairy farms and family-owned restaurants. The neighborhood’s last farms closed in the late 90s/early 2000s, and shortly after the restaurants closed. Now 20 years later, Hyde Park is a primarily residential area with planned communities, dirt roads and a somewhat isolated location west of the railroad tracks. Folks can drive around West 11th Street to glimpse the leftover pieces of the dairy farms, like abandoned buildings on larger lands.
Hyde Park is a residential community with lots to offer close by.
Hyde Park is adjacent to local farms with idyllic scenery.
Hyde Park is a residential community on the western edge of Pueblo.
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Mix of master-planned communities and older homes
Hyde Park is on the west side of Pueblo, sitting east of Pueblo Boulevard and north of the Arkansas River. Since it’s relatively isolated, the neighborhood is less noisy and active than other parts of Pueblo. “That area has expanded immensity,” says Shelly Bueno, realtor at eXp Realty and Pueblo native. “They have more ranches, brick homes and larger lot sizes.” Since the beginning of the millennium, the neighborhood’s expansion started beginning north of 18th Street. One example is the master-planned community of Hyde Park Gardens, which completed construction in 2022, provides a suburban ambiance with larger trees alongside uniform single-story homes and two-car garages. Meanwhile, manufactured homes sit along dirt roads on the neighborhood’s northwest end. Home prices range from $150,000 to $335,000 for the newer ranches. South of 18th Street are early 20th to midcentury ranches, cottages and more manufactured homes. This section has an industrial and rural ambiance, where houses have moderately-sized yards and driveways enclosed by metal fences. Homes here sell between $160,000 for a cottage and $260,000 for a ranch.
Hyde Park Gardens is a neatly designed subdivision with a variety of single-story homes.
Modest ranch style homes with front yards are common in Hyde Park.
Hyde Park is a community of residential homes, schools, and parks.
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Two miles from the large City Park
Hyde Park has a few parks located towards its south end. Donley Park offers a playground and green area. Graham Park provides more amenities such as multiple basketball courts, a playground and picnic benches. Off 18th Street are trail entry points connecting to the 30 miles of dirt and paved trails in Pueblo. City Park is Pueblo’s largest park, located 2 miles south. Kids can swim in the pool or run around the playground at the 157-acre park. “The City Park has a couple of kiddie rides like the carousel, and those are the original kiddie rides from the late 1800s,” Bueno says. Families can visit the 400 animals at the Pueblo Zoo. Competitive matches happen on the tennis courts and disc golf course. “If people around here are going on a walk, it’s most likely recreational,” she says. “City Park is a good place since it’s more scenic.”
Hyde Park residents love the athletic activities at nearby City Park, including frisbee golf.
Hyde Park residents love to fish and spend time at City Park.
Donley Park is a friendly community park in the middle of Hyde Park.
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Head downtown for restaurants and shops
Residents can travel east towards downtown or south of Pueblo Boulevard to reach shopping and dining. Southern Classic Cuisine to the east is one of the city’s only barbecue restaurants, serving traditional meats and sides like ribs and potato salad. Downtown’s Fuel & Iron Food Hall is a restaurant incubator hall with six local start-ups including the Cutting Board, which is Pueblo’s first and only plant-based restaurant. The Hungry Buffalo is a veteran-owned business specializing in bison dishes, including their take on the slopper. Three miles south on Pueblo Boulevard is Mi Ranchito Restaurant 2, a Mexican restaurant that offers all-you-can-eat weekend morning buffets and traditional dishes like enchiladas. Albertson’s, 4 miles away, is available for groceries.
Hyde Park residents will find a great selection of eateries at Fuel & Iron Food Hall.
Albertson's is the local staple for groceries near Hyde Park.
Fuel & Iron Food Hall near Hyde Park is a casual collection of eateries and a central bar.
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Centennial High offers robust health pathway program
Students can start at Irving Elementary. The kindergarten through fifth-grade school earns a C-minus from Niche. Risley International Academy of Innovation is also rated C-minus. Centennial High, rated B-minus, created a Health Academy in response to a need for more healthcare professionals in Southern Colorado. Students in this pathway can become certified nursing assistants and pharmacy technicians. Another option for school is the Chavez Huerta Preparatory Academy, a K-12 school right in the neighborhood that includes early college programs and interactive learning. This school earns a C-plus from Niche.
Irving Elementary School is a public school conveniently located within the community.
Centennial High School is a large newly built public school.
Risley International Academy of Innovation in Pueblo offers students a space to thrive.
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Less than four miles from Dutch Clark Stadium
Less than 4 miles from residents is Dutch Clark Stadium, where 15,000 people come together in the fall to watch the annual Bell Game. The Bell Game is the anticipated football match between Central High Wildcats and Centennial High Bulldogs. This rivalry is allegedly the longest high school rivalry west of the Mississippi River, stretching over 130 years. The teams play out for the Civil War-era Bell. The winning team gets to decorate the bell with their school colors, either red (Centennial) or blue (Central).
Hyde Park is minutes from downtown and Dutch Clark Stadium.
Centennial High School is home to the Bulldogs Football Team.
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Getting around on Highway 45
Drivers can get around the rest of the city using Highway 45 or Pueblo Boulevard. Highway 45 connects to Interstate 25, the primary interstate through the mountain region extending to Colorado Springs and Denver. Pueblo Transit busing is another option for local travel with a few stops around the neighborhood.
Hyde Park residents will find convenient bus routes throughout the neighborhood.
Hyde Park residents can safely cycle along wide roadways.
Hyde Park residents can travel to more distant areas and cities via I-25.
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