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Chestnut Hill Historic District Neighbourhood Guide

Birmingham, Alabama

🚗 Somewhat Walkable (26/100)

About Chestnut Hill Historic District

This area, with a population of 3118, features a housing stock predominantly built around the mid-20th century, with a median year of construction in 1942. The residential landscape is characterized by a mix of owner-occupied and renter-occupied units, with a notable number of single-family homes alongside multi-unit dwellings. The median household income in this district is $51,628, and the median age of residents is 32.9 years. Practical errands may require a vehicle in this district, as its walkability score indicates limited pedestrian convenience. Housing options include both single-family residences and rental units, with a median home value of $273,200. Educational facilities serving the area include Avondale Elementary School, located less than a mile away, with Ramsay High School and Hayes K8 School situated further out.

Housing Snapshot

3,118
Population
$51,628
Median Household Income
$273,200
Median Home Value
32.9
Median Age
654
Owner-Occupied Units
1,447
Renter-Occupied Units
282
Single-Family Units
1942
Median Year Built

Nearby Schools

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Avondale Elementary School
Elementary
0.69 miles away
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Ramsay High School
High
1.35 miles away
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Hayes K8
1.59 miles away

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