Raleigh has become well known for its high-tech innovations, its entrepreneurial spirit, and smart and savvy locals who are helping to shape this thriving Southern capital city.
Boylan Heights is one of the Raleigh neighborhoods we could see ourselves living in. We walk and drive through this area a lot dreaming of owning one of the historic homes here within walking distance of downtown!
It’s home to magnificent oak trees and a combination of restored Grand Victorians built in the 1800s, to modest bungalows of the 1920s, and newly constructed homes giving you a neighborhood feel whilst being only 1 mile north east of downtown Raleigh.
Bordered by Hillsborough Street and the Cameron Village Shopping Center is the historic neighborhood of Cameron Park. This neighborhood occupies a key location near NC State University (north campus) and St Mary’s School.
Located north of the shopping center of the same name, Cameron Village has ranch-style homes, apartments, condos, single family homes and student rentals – but student housing prices have risen beyond what most students can now afford.
Located north east of downtown (a bit north of Oakwood) Mordecai is just a 5 minute drive or 25 minute walk to the State Capitol Building and is Raleigh’s oldest neighborhood dating back to the late 18th century.