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Hedingham, Raleigh

Residential / low-commercial
13 businesses within walking distance · 4.48★ average rating
Map of Hedingham, Raleigh, Raleigh-Durham
Six dimensions, each benchmarked against Raleigh-Durham.
Walkability
38
Dining & Shopping
94
Everyday Errands
70
Transit
9
Drive Times
78
Air Quality
70

Living & working in Hedingham, Raleigh

Hedingham is a master-planned, golf-centered suburban neighborhood in northeast Raleigh, North Carolina, developed primarily between the late 1980s and early 2000s. The housing stock consists of more than 2,500 residences, divided between medium-sized single-family homes on quarter-acre lots and attached townhomes, which make up roughly 45% of the local real estate. Living space in these properties ranges from 800-square-foot townhouses to 4,000-square-foot detached houses. Green space and recreational amenities shape the neighborhood's daily lifestyle, anchored by the 18-hole Hedingham Golf Club, designed by David Postlewaite. Additionally, the community maintains two swimming pools, tennis courts, a 9,000-square-foot athletic center, and two neighborhood lakes utilized for fishing. Residents also have access to the Hedingham Community Park on Linville Ridge Drive, which features a playground and swings, while the nearby Buffaloe Road Athletic Park and Neuse River Trail provide regional outdoor recreation.

The neighborhood is primarily residential, with daily commercial needs met by nearby retail strips along New Bern Avenue, including a Walmart Supercenter and a Starbucks. Hedingham residents who work remotely can utilize several nearby coffee shops and coworking options in the wider Raleigh area, such as BREW Coffee Bar at McNeill Pointe, Sola Coffee Cafe, or downtown coworking spaces like Nest Raleigh, Raleigh Founded, and The Loading Dock. For commuting to major employment centers like downtown Raleigh and the Research Triangle Park, Hedingham is positioned near several primary regional highways, including Interstate 440, Interstate 540, and US-64 Business (New Bern Avenue). Public transit is provided by GoRaleigh bus routes, including Route 15 and Route 15L, which connect the vicinity to GoRaleigh Station downtown. Additionally, the upcoming New Bern Avenue Bus Rapid Transit corridor will terminate near New Hope Road adjacent to Hedingham, establishing dedicated transit lanes and high-frequency service directly to the downtown core.

The numbers

Hedingham, Raleigh is a residential / low-commercial pocket of Raleigh-Durham, with 13 businesses mapped within walking distance. Its walkability rates 38/100 — on the lower end for walkability in Raleigh-Durham. Local businesses average 4.48★ on Google, and medium foot traffic peaking weekday daytime.

For getting around, transit access scores 9/100 (Poor) — on the lower end for transit access in Raleigh-Durham. Reaching Downtown Raleigh (~8.0 km) takes about 56.4 min by transit versus 15.6 min driving. Typical drive times to key destinations average 17.3 min — on the lower end for drive times in Raleigh-Durham.

Environmentally, current air quality is moderate (AQI 59), above average for air quality in Raleigh-Durham.

Neighbourhood composition · 13 businesses mapped

Food Beverage2
Retail5
Services4
Fitness Wellness1
Education Childcare1
Balance 70/100 · Residential / low-commercial

Local market activity

Average rating4.48★ · 50% rated
Business diversity0.88
Foot trafficMedium · weekday daytime
Street activityHigh · 7/10

Getting around

Transit access · 9/100 (Poor)

0 stops within an 800 m walk
Bus: 1 · nearest 1365 m
Proximity0 (0%)
Density0 (0%)
Diversity3 (20%)
City-centre access5 (17%)
To Downtown Raleigh (~8.0 km): 56.4 min transit vs 15.6 min drive

Drive time by direction (~8 km)

Colour = congestion level
N16 min Moderate
NE18 min Moderate
E16 min Light
SE18 min Light
S17 min Light
SW17 min Moderate
W19 min Moderate
NW18 min Moderate

Climate & environment

Air quality & weather

AQI 59 (Moderate air quality) · 29°C, Sunny
Excellent (176h)   Good (355h)   Moderate (163h)
Past ~30 days of air-quality readings (area-wide).

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powers ~1 home/yr · ~7,608 kg CO₂ offset/yr
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