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Greater Hilton Area Plan — adopted December 10, 2024

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Community Profile SECTOR 3 includes a community garden, the historic fire house and the Hilton Tennis Club; the Newport Description News Police Museum and several churches. The Sector 3 includes the neighborhoods of Hilton Warwick Boulevard corridor in this area features Village, North Hilton, Brandon Heights, and a variety of small-scale commercial entities, Rivermont, South Rivermont, North Newport including several locally-owned businesses and News, and Hilton Waterfront subdivisions restaurants. (collectively known as “Rivermont”). The sector is bounded by the CSX railroad to the east, Hunter Road to the north and the Government Ditch to the south. A pedestrian access connection to Huntington Park exists off South Avenue, crossing the Government Ditch. This sector includes the homes and retail commercial buildings of the historic Hilton Village, other historic residential and commercial areas that are not within a specific historic district, several community facilities and one mobile home park. The various community Hilton Elementary School facilities include: Hilton Elementary School; Main Street Library; Hilton Ravine Park; Hilton pier and beach; Municipal Lane Park, which The architectural character of the neighborhoods is quite cohesive, with the majority of homes having been constructed in the first half of the Rd te r 20th century in the post-World War I and World un H War II eras. The predominant architectural styles of this period are Cape Cod, colonial and Dutch Rd rd fo revival, bungalow and cottage. The Hilton Village t ra CS St Historic District features uniquely designed XR ail homes with steeply pitched, slate tile roofs and roa d gridded streetscapes reflecting the Garden City Movement that focused on human-scale Neighborhood Sector 3 development. Homes along the James River waterfront between North Avenue and South Avenue include a mix of bungalow and cottage-style homes built between 1920 and 1945, with a few newer two-story residences built after 1990. The h itc tD waterfront homes along River Road and Hilton en m Terrace north of Franklin Road are mostly a rn ve Go combination of larger 2- to 2- ½-story colonial and Cape Cod homes with a few brick ranch style 0 0.25 0.5 Miles homes built between 1930 and 1952. Figure 14 – Sector 3 Boundary Map Greater Hilton Area Plan • Community Profile 39
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