Woolmarket, Biloxi: homes, schools, parks and commute

Last checked Oct. 16, 2026. Sources: the City of Biloxi’s 2009 comprehensive plan, Woolmarket chapter (PDF), the city’s March 2019 water and sewer notice and parks page, the Census Bureau’s school district boundaries, the Harrison County School District’s school zone lookup, the Mississippi Department of Education’s report card, the Mississippi Department of Revenue’s millage rate schedules (XLSX), Zillow Research and OpenStreetMap.

Woolmarket is the big, mostly rural north end of Biloxi, north of the rivers that feed the Back Bay. The City of Biloxi’s comprehensive plan, adopted in December 2009, treats it as one of four neighborhood planning areas and calls its land use “generally rural with a mix of single-family residential, mobile homes, undeveloped open space, and local-serving businesses.” OpenStreetMap marks the place as Wool Market. In a March 2019 notice, the city said Woolmarket had been part of Biloxi for 20 years.

What this means for you

• Schools: mostly the Harrison County School District, not Biloxi’s, zoned for D’Iberville High, rated A on the state’s 2025-26 report card.
• Home value: $279,272 in ZIP code 39532 in September 2026, according to the Zillow Home Value Index.
• Nearest interstate exit: I-10 exit 41 (Highway 67, Woolmarket).

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Where it is

The plan’s planning area map puts Woolmarket north of I-10 across most of the city’s width, plus land south of I-10 between the Biloxi River and the Tchoutacabouffa River. It says the two rivers partly define its boundaries, and that land in the north is mostly farms and forest at the edge of the DeSoto National Forest. Main roads are I-10, Highway 67 with its interchange, Woolmarket Road across the middle, Lorraine Road, Shorecrest Road, Old Highway 67, Highway 15 and Cedar Lake Road, which leads south to North Biloxi. It is in ZIP code 39532; a sliver on the east side is in D’Iberville’s 39540.

Homes, water and sewer

The plan says Woolmarket’s main housing is single-family homes on large lots, with scattered pockets of mobile homes, and that it has more open land outside flood zones than the rest of Biloxi. In 2009, homes south of I-10 had public water and sewer while most north of I-10 relied on private wells and septic systems. The city’s March 2019 notice said water and sewer service had reached 1,800 of the 3,100 landowners in Woolmarket, after lines reached the Woolmarket Plantation and Larkin subdivisions. Ask the city about service to a specific lot. Low land along the rivers flooded in Hurricane Katrina, the plan says; check FEMA’s flood map and our building permits and zoning guide.

Schools

The Census Bureau’s school district map puts nearly all of Woolmarket in the Harrison County School District. The district’s 2022 zone maps split it among three elementary zones, and every one of them feeds D’Iberville High. Check an address on the county’s school zone lookup. Grades are from the state’s 2025-26 report card:

Grade spans are from the federal NCES school directory. The Harrison County School District rated A for 2025-26. The state says this year’s grades used the higher of the 2025-26 or 2024-25 English results because of a writing field test. A few streets at Woolmarket’s southern edge are in the Biloxi Public School District; see our schools guide.

Taxes

Because most of Woolmarket is outside the Biloxi school district, the school levy on a Woolmarket tax bill is generally Harrison County’s, not Biloxi’s. The Mississippi Department of Revenue’s millage schedules list Harrison County Schools at 48.55 mills and the Biloxi School District at 44.25 mills for 2024-2025. Your bill from the Harrison County Tax Collector shows the exact levies; see our property tax guide.

Home values

Zillow does not split Biloxi by neighborhood. Its index for ZIP code 39532, which also covers North Biloxi, was $279,272 in September 2026, up 3.95% from $268,648 in September 2025, according to the Zillow Home Value Index. The figure for the city of Biloxi was $241,021. The index is a modeled typical value for homes in the middle of the market, not a sale price. See our home prices guide.

Parks and trails

• Eagle Point Park, 10519 Pin Oak Drive, opened in 2022 with a playground, soccer fields, a walking track, pickleball and basketball courts, a pavilion and restrooms, according to the city’s parks page. The 2009 plan had listed the lack of public parks as a concern of Woolmarket residents.
• The Biloxi and Tchoutacabouffa rivers run along Woolmarket’s edges.

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Getting around

• I-10: exit 41 at Highway 67 is signed for Woolmarket; exit 38 (Lorraine-Cowan Road) is to the west and exit 44 (Cedar Lake Road) to the east, per OpenStreetMap.
• Downtown Biloxi: about 12 miles by road. Gulfport-Biloxi International Airport: about 10 miles. Both are measured from the middle of Woolmarket on the OpenStreetMap road network and are distances, not drive times.
• Buses: none of the Coast Transit Authority’s route descriptions name Woolmarket.

Groceries and everyday stores

OpenStreetMap lists no supermarket or pharmacy inside Woolmarket. The nearest in its data:

• Walmart Neighborhood Market, 1820 Popp’s Ferry Road, in North Biloxi
• Walmart Supercenter, 3615 Sangani Blvd., and Target, 3867 Promenade Parkway, at the Promenade in D’Iberville

Frequently asked questions

Where is Woolmarket in Biloxi?

Woolmarket is the northern part of Biloxi, mostly north of I-10, around Highway 67, Woolmarket Road and Lorraine Road, with the Biloxi and Tchoutacabouffa rivers along parts of its edges. It is one of four neighborhood planning areas in the city’s comprehensive plan.

What school district is Woolmarket in?

Most of Woolmarket is in the Harrison County School District, not the Biloxi Public School District. Its zones are Woolmarket Elementary, North Woolmarket Elementary and Middle, and Creekbend Elementary and Middle, all feeding D’Iberville High, which earned an A on the state’s 2025-26 report card.

What is the typical home value in Woolmarket?

Zillow’s index for ZIP code 39532, which covers Woolmarket and North Biloxi, was $279,272 in September 2026, up 3.95% in a year. It is a modeled typical value, not a sale price.

Is there a park in Woolmarket?

Yes. Eagle Point Park, 10519 Pin Oak Drive, opened in 2022 with a playground, soccer fields, a walking track, pickleball and basketball courts, a pavilion and restrooms.