Cedarwood Place offers a peaceful setting with a slower-paced environment and minimal street noise. The neighborhood predominantly features spacious single detached homes with three or more bedrooms, providing ample living space. Most residences were built after 2000, reflecting modern construction and design standards. Residents benefit from easy parking and convenient access to nearby highways, making travel by car straightforward and efficient. Although public green spaces are not within the neighborhood itself, well-distributed parks in nearby areas are accessible from most locations. This blend of tranquility, spacious housing, and easy highway access makes Cedarwood Place a desirable place to settle.
The character of Cedarwood Place is exemplified by its slower-paced ambience. The noise levels in this part of the city are low, as the streets tend to be calm. Lastly, there are a few public green spaces nearby for residents to unwind in and they are especially well-distributed, making them easy to access.
Parks, schools, dining, and what makes this neighborhood special
Situated at 335 N. Joe Wilson Rd., this 10‑acre neighborhood park offers a half‑mile paved walkway, playground, basketball court, picnic areas, pavilion and even a National Fitness Campaign outdoor court—making it a local hub for family recreation and wellness just steps from Cedarwood Place homes.
A lighted, 3‑mile concrete multi‑use trail connecting nearby neighborhoods—including Cedarwood Place—to Dot Thomas Park, Virginia Weaver Park, and the Alan E. Sims Recreation Center, complete with benches, water fountains and emergency call boxes for safe, community strolls or bike rides.
Just a short drive east of Cedarwood Place, this 6‑acre neighborhood park at 320 N. Waterford Oaks Dr. features a fishing pond, gazebo, walking bridge, picnic tables, grills, and a 0.4‑mile paved trail—ideal for leisurely walks and casual family outings.
Located off FM 1382 between Northwood University and Cedar Hill State Park, this 123‑acre preserve offers a paved loop and a challenging two‑mile soft‑surface trail up a scenic ridge—celebrated for its elevation and views, it’s a natural escape accessible to Cedarwood Place residents.
Serving the Cedarwood Place area, these three Cedar Hill ISD public schools are rated “good” or higher by GreatSchools and are conveniently located near the neighborhood, making them key community anchors for families in the area.
Things to do, events, and what's happening this month
A local Saturday market offering fresh produce, baked goods, crafts, and more—perfect for Cedarwood Place residents to support local growers and artisans while enjoying a community atmosphere.
Another opportunity this month to shop local produce and handmade goods just a short drive away—great for families or neighbors looking to enjoy a Saturday morning outing.
A fun, energetic library event full of music and activities—culturally enriching and a short regional trip for families near Cedarwood Place.
Cedar Hill ISD’s annual rally gives enrolled students free backpacks and supplies—vital support and a community gathering point for local families in the Cedarwood Place area.
A chance for local teens to volunteer and assist with a board game night for tweens—an engaging, community-building activity right in Cedar Hill.
Ongoing summer reading and family-friendly programs like Young Professional’s Book Club (Aug 18) and other lawn activities provide local enrichment opportunities through the month.
Stories, updates, and things to know in Cedarwood Place
Local characteristics and demographics for Cedarwood Place
