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Older Tallahassee homes near Apalachee Parkway
Hilaman is a neighborhood near a public golf course with older Tallahassee homes. Overgrown bushes, palm and oak trees and mango plants engulf the neighborhood’s aging one-story homes. Its quiet, enclosed residential streets have skinny, cracked roadways and sit directly south of the Apalachee Parkway, a major corridor lined with big-name shops and retail stores.
There are a wide variety of homes in Hilaman for residents to choose from.
Many Hilaman houses are new construction or newly renovated.
No matter the style or color, Hilaman homes are welcoming to all.
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Public golf course and parks
On the east side of Hilaman is the Hilaman Golf Course, an 18-hole public course. Golfers can purchase annual memberships for individuals and families, and after a round they can stop at the Caddy Shack restaurant for hot dogs and French fries. At Optimist Park, which has woods and open space, people run around with their dogs and play soccer, and locals eat picnics outside at Koucky Park. The 28-acre Indian Head Acres Park connects the two neighborhood green spaces, and down the road is Cascades Park, which has an amphitheater and a lake with walking pathways. “Cascades Park is not too far and that’s kind of a revitalization area that has some restaurants. The new builds over there are all rentals,” says Audrey Nedeau, real estate broker at Suite Real Estate, LLC. “They were built to rent, but not purchase.” Nearby Myers Park has a playground and a public swimming pool.
The biggest draw to Hilaman
is Hilaman Golf Course.
Hilaman Golf Course dominates the landscape of Hilaman.
Koucky Park is full of greenery and water, making it the perfect place for residents to unwind.
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Apalachee Parkway is host to plenty of shopping, dining, and businesses in the Hilaman area.
Big-box stores along major Tallahassee roadway
Hilaman sits south of the Apalachee Parkway, which links the east side of Tallahassee to downtown. The roadway is a major commercial corridor, lined with big-box stores like Target and the Governor’s Square indoor mall. Locals can buy clothes at Kohl’s, athletic shoes at Dick’s Sporting Goods and coffee at Starbucks. Aldi and Publix are nearby for weekly grocery hauls, and Canopy Road Café serves brunch.
Hilaman houses are often matched with large yard and greenery.
Overgrown bushes on streets with a suburban feel
Residential neighborhoods in Hilaman have shady palm and oak trees, overgrown bushes and fences lined with ivy. Houses are typically one-story and came online in the late 20th century, including wooden traditional houses from the 1980s. Multifamily houses overlook the golf course, cottages sit on small lots with car ports and stucco townhouses sit engulfed by trees. Prices range between $123,000 and $384,000. “People move here for jobs, they move here for family, they move here because it’s not as populated and huge as bigger cities in Florida,” says Nedeau.
Leon County schools with educational pathways
As part of Tallahassee, Hilman falls within the Leon County public schools district. Kids in the neighborhood can attend J. Michael Conley Elementary School at Southwood, Fairview Middle School and James S. Rickards High School. Conley and Fairview are rated B by Niche and Rickards is rated B-plus. Students at Rickards can enroll in educational academies for engineering, welding and health sciences, and the Rickards Law Program for future lawyers.
Apalachee Elementary School is located on the east side of Tallahassee.
J. Michael Conley Elementary School at Southwood is on East Orange Avenue in Tallahassee, FL.
James Rickards High School is located on the south side of Tallahassee.
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Driving to downtown Tallahassee
Downtown Tallahassee is a 5–10-minute drive from Hilman. The Apalachee Parkway is also Florida State Road 20, an east-west highway that runs across the panhandle and to the east coast. The SunMetro bus system has several stops along the parkway, linking the area with public transit.
Apalachee Parkway is host to plenty of shopping, dining, and businesses in the Hilaman area.
Hilaman is not too far from the busy downtown Tallahassee district.
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Hilaman Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Hilaman, Tallahassee sell after 59 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Hilaman, Tallahassee over the last 12 months is $240,000, up 8% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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