Hedingham

Hedingham is a slice of (golf) paradise located in Northeast Raleigh. Home to over 2,500 single-family homes and townhomes, this diverse community is perfect for first-time home buyers, newly married couples, or families with children. The homes are newer, with most of them being built between the early 1990s to early 2000s. 

Depending on the floor plan, Hedingham townhomes vary in size from 800-1,500 square feet. Single-family homes start around 1,100 square feet and go up to 4,000 square feet. A typical home in this neighborhood sits on roughly a ¼ acre of land.

Home Features

Hedingham offers both townhomes and single-family homes, each with high-quality, desirable features. Certain homes have large patios and decks for outdoor grilling and enjoying the weather year-round. Some homes have more modern features like granite countertops, fireplaces, two-car garages, and plenty of natural sunlight. Additionally, some single-family homes come with luxurious spa bathrooms, walk-in closets, and other deluxe features.

Homes in this neighborhood typically fall between $125,000-$400,000. On average, most homes range between 800 to 4,000 sq. ft. and feature an average of 2 to 3 bedrooms. There are 5-bedroom listings available, as well. 

Neighborhood Amenities

The Hedingham neighborhood is situated in lush surroundings and features an expansive 18-hole golf course designed by David Postlewaite. Residents can spend their day enjoying the driving range, putting green, or even the grill and snack bar. This idyllic neighborhood features several lakes throughout the vicinity where residents can fish. 

Hedingham community members can also go for a relaxing dip in one of two community pools to cool off from the summer heat. This hidden gem also offers resort-like amenities, including tennis and athletic clubs for staying active year-round.     

Golf lovers can rejoice as other neighborhood amenities include access to sister golf clubs, such as Riverwood Golf Club, Old Liberty Golf Club, Eagle Ridge Golf Club, and more.

Nearby Attractions

The Hedingham Neighborhood is conveniently located to walking trails, shops, restaurants, and entertainment without being too far away from the action. 

The Hedingham community is less than 30 minutes drive from RDU, which makes travel a breeze. It’s also roughly 14 minutes away from downtown Raleigh so you don’t have to sacrifice all of the amenities that come with a bustling city, including nightlife and fun events. 

If you choose to live in Hedingham, here are some nearby attractions you might want to enjoy. 

• Crabtree Valley Mall is roughly 9 miles and 16 minutes away from Hedingham. It features casual dining options, clothing stores, and more!
• Triangle Town Center is roughly 6 miles and 15 minutes away from Hedingham. You can spend hours shopping and exploring their robust selection of stores and restaurants.

• Buffaloe Road Athletic Park is less than 5 miles and 10 minutes away from Hedingham. Buffaloe Road Athletic Park has an outdoor track, dog park, playgrounds, and baseball fields for hours of family fun. 
• Neuse River Trail is roughly 6 miles and 14 minutes away from Hedingham. It features beautiful views of the Neuse River, as well as canoeing, kayaking, fishing, and more!

School Systems

The Hedingham Neighborhood is a part of the Wake County Public School system, which is home to top-performing schools. They feature programs such as magnet schools and preschool programs to equip students of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities to be successful in life. 

Beaverdam Elementary is an innovative elementary school for those who live in Hedingham. They host extracurricular activities such as the BES comic book club and have a Multi-Tiered System of Support to address students’ behavioral and educational needs. 

River Bend Middle School is an exceptional school for grades 6th through 8th. They have an abundant sports program with softball, soccer, and more, as well as science clubs and other after-school activities. 

Knightdale High has unique programs for students to acclimate to the high school, including their Freshmen Leadership Institute designed to help students think critically and learn effective communication skills. They also feature a band, chorus, and other after-school programs.

Interested in living in the Raleigh area? Explore other neighborhoods in Raleigh, NC including Hayes Barton, Cameron Village, Five Points, Sutton Estates, and more!