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About The Creeks at Windmill Hill

Weekends around The Creeks at Windmill Hill often start with a quick loop through Waterview Park and then a coffee run to the Starbucks about 2.3 miles away, with errands easily stacked because Target sits roughly 1.8 miles from home and groceries are clustered close by at Kroger, ALDI, and Tom Thumb 3563. That “everything’s close, but you’re not on top of it” feeling is a big part of the neighborhood’s day-to-day rhythm in the 75104 area, where residents can bounce between Cedar Hill and nearby Duncanville without turning a simple Saturday into a cross-town project.

The streetscape here reads as a primarily owner-occupied pocket, matching the broader ZIP’s ownership pattern, where 68.5% of homes are owner-occupied and housing totals 17,618 units. It’s the kind of neighborhood where driveways and front yards matter, and where neighbors tend to recognize each other at nearby staples like WinCo Foods and Sprouts Farmers Market. In a ZIP where the median household income runs about $102,875, you’ll notice the practical upgrades that come with that purchasing power: well-kept exteriors, updated finishes, and a steady pace of “refresh” projects rather than constant turnover.

Schools and youth activities are a visible part of the local identity. Cedar Hill ISD anchors the area, and families talk about options like Cedar Hill Collegiate Prep, an A-rated elementary serving grades PK–05, and Cedar Hill Collegiate High School, also A-rated for grades 9–12. Even outside the district, the mix of nearby campuses shapes the feel of the area, with choices like Village Tech Schools (PK–12) and Uplift Hampton Prep H S (9–12) within a few miles, making school conversations a normal part of neighborhood small talk.

The Creeks at Windmill Hill sits in a lively part of southern Dallas County, where you can catch the energy of Tiger Stadium about 0.7 miles away and then slow things back down at neighborhood parks like Marcus Harrington Park, Little Shenandoah Park, and Louis Nichols Park. The ZIP’s median home value of $304,200 keeps the market grounded in a price band that attracts buyers who want space and stability while still staying close to shopping, schools, and city services.

This is a place that tends to pull in people who like a home-centered routine but don’t want to give up quick access to libraries, parks, and everyday retail. You’ll see it in the way residents plan their week: workouts near Planet Fitness, groceries on the way back from errands, and park time at Kidsville when the weather cooperates.

Living in The Creeks at Windmill Hill

Living in The Creeks at Windmill Hill feels oriented around home life and convenient errands rather than constant driving across the Metroplex. In the 75104 area, the median home value is $304,200, which often translates into buyers focusing on long-term comfort and value—space that works for weekday routines and the kind of weekends that involve parks, school events, and a few well-chosen shopping stops. With a median age of 35.9 across the ZIP, the neighborhood energy skews toward working adults and families who keep an eye on school calendars and after-school activities.

Most daily trips are straightforward because so many basics are nearby. Target is about 1.8 miles out, and the grocery mix is unusually deep for a short radius, with ALDI, Kroger, Albertsons, Tom Thumb 3563, Walmart Neighborhood Market, WinCo Foods, Sprouts Farmers Market, and La Michoacana Meat Market all clustered within roughly 2 to 2.4 miles. That concentration changes how you shop: quick “one ingredient” runs are realistic, and it’s easy to price-compare without burning half a day. When you want a simple reset, grabbing a drink at Starbucks a couple miles away fits naturally into the routine.

For outdoor time and kid-friendly breaks, the neighborhood sits close to a long list of parks that locals actually use. Waterview Park is about 0.8 miles away for an easy change of scenery, while Marcus Harrington Park and Little Shenandoah Park are both around 1.1 miles for regular playtime. Kidsville, about 2.1 miles out, is the kind of destination that turns into a repeat stop, especially when families meet up after school or on cooler evenings. When the schedule leans more adult, Thorntree Golf Club around 1.8 miles away offers a different pace, and fitness options like Ment Fitness (about 1.5 miles) and Planet Fitness (around 2 miles) make it easier to keep workouts consistent.

Schools shape decisions here in a very practical way. Cedar Hill ISD is the home district, and nearby standouts include Cedar Hill Collegiate Prep, an A-rated elementary for grades PK–05, plus Cedar Hill Collegiate High School, also A-rated for grades 9–12. Families also weigh nearby alternatives like Village Tech Schools (PK–12, rated B) about 1.1 miles away and Uplift Hampton Prep H S (A-rated) around 3.5 miles away, which adds flexibility for households thinking through specialized programs or different school environments.

Commuting patterns align with a mostly drive-first lifestyle. Across the ZIP, 72.1% of workers drive alone, while 17.2% work from home, and you can feel that split on weekday mornings: some homes are quiet with laptops already open, while others are in a predictable out-the-door rhythm. Even with that car-oriented routine, community life shows up in familiar places—Tiger Stadium events, quick library trips to Duncanville Public Library about 2 miles away, and the everyday “see you again” encounters that happen when your errands are concentrated close to home.

Things to Do Near The Creeks at Windmill Hill

The biggest luxury around The Creeks at Windmill Hill is how many “everyday” places sit within a short drive. Target is roughly 1.8 miles away for household basics, and grocery options stack up fast with Kroger, ALDI, Albertsons, Tom Thumb 3563, WinCo Foods, Sprouts Farmers Market, and La Michoacana Meat Market all generally within about 2 to 2.4 miles. When you want something quick and familiar, Starbucks about 2.3 miles out is an easy default before errands or after a school drop-off.

For fresh air and playtime, Waterview Park sits around 0.8 miles away, with Marcus Harrington Park and Little Shenandoah Park close behind at about 1.1 miles. Kidsville, about 2.1 miles away, is a reliable meet-up spot when families want something simple that still feels like an outing. On the active side, Tiger Stadium is just about 0.7 miles away for Friday-night energy, and Thorntree Golf Club around 1.8 miles gives you a more relaxed way to spend a weekend morning.

Neighborhoods Near The Creeks at Windmill Hill

Living in The Creeks at Windmill Hill also means you’re close to several distinct nearby areas that expand your day-to-day options. Duncanville is only about 2 miles away, which is why the Duncanville Public Library tends to feel like part of the local routine. The Greene in Duncanville, around 2.5 miles out, adds another nearby point of reference for residents who like to keep errands, activities, and meetups close rather than crossing the county for everything.

DeSoto sits about 3 miles away, offering another nearby hub for services and community resources. Farther out, places like Sunset Acres in Dallas (about 4.2 miles), Mountain Creek (about 4.7 miles), and Redbird (about 4.7 miles) give you more of a Dallas feel when you want it—without giving up the more neighborhood-forward pace back at home.

Local Resources Around The Creeks at Windmill Hill

For families and homeowners, Cedar Hill ISD is the primary school district connection, and nearby school administration resources include the Duncanville ISD office about 2.1 miles away. Library access is practical, too, with the Duncanville Public Library around 2.2 miles away for browsing, studying, and children’s activities, plus the Zula B. Wylie Public Library about 3 miles away when you want another nearby branch option. There’s also a Blink Charging location noted at the Cedar Hill Public Library around 2.7 miles away, which can be handy for EV drivers pairing a library stop with charging time.

Public safety and city services are close enough to feel reassuring in day-to-day life. The Cedar Hill Police Department is about 2.9 miles away, and the Duncanville Fire Department sits roughly 1 mile from the neighborhood, with additional coverage nearby from the Cedar Hill Fire Department around 3.7 miles and DeSoto Fire Rescue about 4.3 miles away. For driver services, the Texas Driver’s License Field Office is around 2.7 miles away, and the Texas Department of Public Safety Driver License Center in Dallas Southwest Mega Center is about 5.3 miles away, which helps when you’re handling renewals or state documentation.

Mail and shipping are easy to keep on your weekly checklist, with multiple USPS locations within a few miles, including one around 2.1 miles away. On the county-services side, the closest courthouse option provided is the Ellis County Justice Court, listed about 9.9 miles away, which is useful to know when you need to plan extra time for official business.

Frequently Asked Questions About The Creeks at Windmill Hill

Is The Creeks at Windmill Hill a good place to live?

The Creeks at Windmill Hill works well for people who want a home-centered neighborhood with strong day-to-day convenience. In the surrounding 75104 area, the median home value is $304,200 and the median household income is $102,875, which you can feel in the generally stable, owner-occupied vibe. It’s also easy to build routines close to home—Waterview Park is under a mile away, Tiger Stadium is about 0.7 miles for local events, and major errands are simple with Target and multiple grocery stores within roughly 2 to 2.5 miles.

Is The Creeks at Windmill Hill safe?

Specific crime statistics weren’t provided, so it’s best to think about safety here in practical, neighborhood terms. The area benefits from nearby public safety infrastructure, including the Duncanville Fire Department about 1 mile away and the Cedar Hill Police Department roughly 2.9 miles away, which supports faster access to emergency services. The high share of owner-occupied housing in the ZIP, at 68.5% owner-occupied, also tends to correlate with neighbors paying attention to what’s happening on the street and looking out for each other, especially around parks and school routes.

How are the schools in The Creeks at Windmill Hill?

School options near The Creeks at Windmill Hill are one of the strongest draws, with Cedar Hill ISD as the local district anchor. Nearby highlights include Cedar Hill Collegiate Prep, an A-rated elementary for grades PK–05 about 3.2 miles away, and Cedar Hill Collegiate High School, an A-rated high school for grades 9–12 about 4.1 miles away. Families also consider alternatives close by, like Village Tech Schools (PK–12, rated B) about 1.1 miles away, plus Uplift Hampton Prep H S (A-rated, grades 9–12) roughly 3.5 miles away, which adds choice beyond the traditional neighborhood pathway.

What is the cost of living in The Creeks at Windmill Hill?

Cost-of-living indices like the BEA Regional Price Parity (where 100 equals the U.S. average for overall costs, housing, goods, and utilities) were not provided for The Creeks at Windmill Hill, so I can’t quantify whether local prices run above or below the national baseline. What we can measure clearly is property tax burden in this part of Cedar Hill. The city property tax rate is $0.6364 per $100 of valuation, Dallas County’s rate is $0.2155 per $100, and Cedar Hill ISD’s school district rate is $1.1279 per $100, combining to an estimated $1.9798 per $100 valuation. With a median home value around $304,200 in the 75104 area, those rates are a key part of monthly budgeting for homeowners. On the upside, Texas has no state income tax, which can help offset housing-related costs for many households in the Cedar Hill area.

Is The Creeks at Windmill Hill good for families?

For families, the neighborhood’s strength is how easily you can plug into parks, schools, and kid-friendly routines without long drives. Waterview Park is about 0.8 miles away for quick outdoor time, and Kidsville sits around 2.1 miles away for an easy weekend meet-up. School planning is also straightforward with Cedar Hill ISD nearby and options like Cedar Hill Collegiate Prep (A-rated, PK–05) and Cedar Hill Collegiate High School (A-rated, 9–12) within a few miles. The ZIP’s under-18 share of 19.4% suggests plenty of households are in the same stage of life, which often translates into active school communities and youth activities.

What is The Creeks at Windmill Hill known for?

The Creeks at Windmill Hill is known locally for a practical, family-forward lifestyle tied closely to the 75104 Cedar Hill and Duncanville corridor. Residents are near the energy of Tiger Stadium about 0.7 miles away, while still having a long list of parks—Waterview Park, Marcus Harrington Park, and Little Shenandoah Park among them—that make it easy to get outside without planning a big outing. The area also stands out for everyday convenience: Target is about 1.8 miles away, and you have an unusually dense cluster of grocery choices like Kroger, ALDI, Sprouts Farmers Market, and WinCo Foods within a short drive.

What are things to do near The Creeks at Windmill Hill?

Close to home, most “things to do” revolve around parks, community venues, and easy outings. Waterview Park is under a mile away, and Marcus Harrington Park and Little Shenandoah Park are both around 1.1 miles for low-key afternoons. For families, Kidsville about 2.1 miles away is a repeat-favorite, and Tiger Stadium roughly 0.7 miles away adds a Friday-night hub when games or events are happening. If you want to mix in culture, the International Museum of Cultures is about 1.1 miles away, and for an easy treat-and-errands combo, Starbucks sits around 2.3 miles from the neighborhood.

What ZIP code is The Creeks at Windmill Hill in?

The Creeks at Windmill Hill is in ZIP code 75104. That ZIP also covers a broader Cedar Hill-area population of 49,228 people.

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