Description
Northbound Pleasant Hill Road before Oak Hammock Preserve Blvd
This bench is the intersection of Oak Hammock Preserve Blvd and Pleasant Hill Rd in Kissimmee, Florida (ZIP code 34746). This area is in southern Kissimmee, within Osceola County, part of a rapidly growing suburban residential zone south of central Kissimmee and near the Poinciana area. It’s characterized by master-planned communities, single-family homes, townhomes, preserved natural areas, and light commercial/retail pockets. The bench with advertising is placed for visibility to local residential traffic, commuters using Pleasant Hill Rd as a north-south connector between Kissimmee proper and southern developments like Poinciana/Bellalago, and daily errands (schools, shopping, services).
Nearby Businesses, Landmarks, and Points of Interest (Within ~1-Mile Radius)
The surroundings are primarily residential subdivisions with some community amenities and services. Key spots include:
- Residential Communities: Oak Hammock Preserve (the gated or HOA-managed neighborhood itself, with single-family homes built mostly 2000s-era, featuring pools, large lots, and wooded preserves), nearby areas like Meadow Oak Cir, Oak Hammock Preserve Cir, and adjacent subdivisions.
- Farms and Local Businesses: Gaby’s Farm (north on Chad Ln), Princess Flock Fresh Eggs Kissimmee (west), Brewave Coffee (east), Well (possibly a wellness center or spa, east).
- Services: LJN Auto Medic (east on Meadow Oak Cir), Hanania Towing (south), public bus stops.
- Other: Small ponds/lakes for scenic views, green spaces, and proximity to major routes like US 17/92 or Osceola Pkwy farther north. The area is family-oriented, with easy access to schools, parks, and commuting to Orlando attractions (~20-30 minutes north).
Traffic Counts
Traffic data draws from Osceola County’s roadway reports (2024-2025 capacity reports) and related sources. Pleasant Hill Rd serves as a key arterial/connector in southern Osceola, connecting to higher-volume roads like Cypress Pkwy or US 17/92. Volumes are moderate to higher in segments near developments, with growth from residential expansion. The intersection sees commuter/residential flow, with peaks during morning/evening rush and school times.
| Road Segment | From/To | Year | AADT (Approx.) | Notes/Source |
| Pleasant Hill Rd | General southern segments | 2024 | ~32,000–50,000+ | Varies; higher near commercial/redevelopment areas |
| Pleasant Hill Rd | Older/collector sections | 2024 | ~460–1,850 | Varies; higher near commercial/redevelopment areas |
| Pleasant Hill Rd | Broader corridor | Recent | ~36,500–50,000 | Cited for key connectors to Kissimmee/Poinciana |
Pleasant Hill Rd functions as a minor arterial/collector with signalized intersections in places, supporting suburban commuting. Recent Osceola County data (2024-2025) shows steady increases due to housing growth. For bench advertising, exposure is good to daily local drivers (~thousands to tens of thousands on Pleasant Hill Rd), especially residents in Oak Hammock Preserve and nearby communities.
Demographics and Area Profile
The location is in ZIP code 34746, southern Kissimmee/Osceola County, a fast-growing, family-focused suburban area influenced by proximity to Orlando tourism/jobs and new housing developments. Broader Kissimmee/Osceola stats apply, with this southern pocket skewing toward newer, middle-income families.
- Population: ZIP 34746 has seen strong growth; Osceola County overall ~400,000+ (projected higher by 2026+), with Kissimmee city ~80,000–90,000. Southern areas like this contribute via new subdivisions.
- Median Age: ~35–38 years (younger families dominant).
- Racial/Ethnic Makeup: Highly diverse; strong Hispanic/Latino majority (~50–60%+ in southern Osceola), with Puerto Rican, Colombian, and other influences; also White, Black, and multiracial groups.
- Median Household Income: ~$60,000–$80,000+ (rising with new developments; moderate, supporting local services/retail).
- Housing: Mostly single-family homes (many 2000s-built in communities like Oak Hammock Preserve), townhomes; median values ~$350,000–$450,000; family-oriented with larger households (average 3+ people). This profile indicates a target audience of families, commuters, and locals for bench ads—ideal for promotions in home services, family activities, local dining, auto care, or community events.
