NEIGHBORHOODS IN RALEIGH TO CALL HOME INSIDE THE BELTLINE

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.

You'll find many of the best Raleigh restaurants, bars, breweries, coffee shops, museums, parks, shopping, entertainment districts, the convention center, and the big festivals on Fayetteville Street.

This is a great neighborhood near the city center, you’re just moments away from Raleigh’s best downtown restaurants, bars, and entertaining venues like Red Hat Amphitheater.

Boylan Heights

It’s one of the more expensive neighborhoods to live in because of its close proximity to the city center.

Historic Oakwood

This neighborhood has a variety of architectural types from Queen Anne and Colonial Revivals, to large bungalows and eclectic styles like Georgian Revival and Mission Revival.

Cameron Park

Cameron Village

This neighborhood is very walkable and the Cameron Village Shopping Center has over 100 unique and distinctive shops, cafés, restaurants, and services.

Mordecai is a relatively small neighborhood offering quaint and charming homes, tree-lined streets, quiet roads, and rich history.

Mordecai

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