10 NEIGHBORHOODS IN RALEIGH TO CALL HOME INSIDE THE BELTLINE

When I say inside the beltline (ITB) that means within Interstate 440 (I-440) that encircles downtown Raleigh with numerous exits to all parts of the city.

Inside the beltline is home to downtown Raleigh and the most historic Raleigh neighborhoods with beautifully restored homes that date back centuries mixed with modern construction.

What Do We Love About Living In Raleigh?

So many things. In case you don’t know, Raleigh is known as the “City of Oaks” due to its many oak lined streets.

Boylan Heights

One of Raleigh’s first planned suburbs with development beginning in 1907, and it was added to the National Register of Historic Places as a historic district in 1985.

Hayes Barton

Considered one of the Five Points neighborhoods, Hayes Barton is one of the premier Raleigh neighborhoods and one of the most popular places to live in Raleigh inside the beltline.

Glenwood South

Sandwiched between the tranquil retreats of Boylan Heights and Five Points is Glenwood South, an area known as the entertainment district of Raleigh.

University Park

University Park is another of the old neighborhood areas in Raleigh NC and is a collaboration of many neighborhoods.

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