The Hyatt neighborhood includes 60 residences, all in single-story duplex buildings. It is located across Keiser Avenue from the Justice Building; it includes homes on Elm St, Edrington St, Coston Ave and Keiser Ave. The center of the neighborhood is a large grass, open common and play area. The lots are large; every home has a spacious front and back yard, sidewalks and walkways, and off- and on-street parking. Homes are shaded under mature Pecan and Oak trees. The Hyatt is served by transportation. Commonly referred to as the Bronx, it's the neighborhood most applicants ask for first.
The Northgate and Northgate Addition includes 116 residences, all in single-story duplex buildings. It's located just off Highway 61 at the north end of the City. It includes homes on Wingfield St, Pugh St, Buckingham St, Nickerson Ave, Childress St, and Nickerson and Childress Circles. The streets feature traffic-calming speed bumps. The lots are large; every home has a spacious front and back yard and sidewalks and walkways. Northgate has on-street parking; Nickerson and Childress Circles have off-street parking. Homes are shaded under mature Pecan and Oak trees. Commonly referred to as the Rosenwald neighborhood, it's close to Head Start, the Senior Center and served by transportation.
The Eastgate and Eastgate Addition includes 111 residences, all in single-story duplex or single-family buildings. It's located along S Broadway St from E Keiser on the south end to Semmes Ave on the north end. It includes homes on Main St, Center Ave and Pine St. The neighborhoods are bounded by the river levee on the east. The lots are large; every home has a spacious front and back yard and sidewalks and walkways. Some homes have off-street parking. Homes are shaded under mature Pecan and Oak trees, with Catalpa and Redbud providing spring and fall color and fragrant spring blossoms. For many, the Eastgate neighborhood's center is the large, shady gazebo area where visiting and relaxing are the norm. All homes are served by transportation
The East Hale neighborhood includes 20 residences, in duplex, four-and five-plex buildings. It's located at the east terminus of Hale Avenue on a cul-de-sac. This is our Adult Enclave. Every home has a front and back yard and sidewalks and walkways. Parking is off-street. These homes are well-designed, easy and safe to get around in and highly energy-efficient. If you're ready for quiet and calm and no mess, this is your place. All homes are served by transportation.
The Shirley Drive and Chestnut Circle neighborhood includes 50 residences, all in single-story duplex or single-family buildings. It's located at the south end of the City, just off S Chestnut Avenue. The neighborhood is open and airy; both streets end in cul-de-sacs so there is no through traffic. The lots are large; every home has a spacious front and back yard and sidewalks and walkways; homes are set apart by clean, grassy common areas. The neighborhood features off-street parking. If you don't want to be in the big middle of the city, but you want to be close to services and shopping, this is where you want to be. All homes are served by transportation.
We are proud of the neighborhoods and homes we can offer you. We work hard, every day, to make sure your neighborhood and home is the highest-quality and best value option you can choose in Osceola. Beyond that, we want you to feel confident that we can support your complete housing needs.