colonelcarnal t1_jc4n0f1 wrote
Best of both worlds, check out lauraville/Hamilton. In the city, stuff to do and plenty of green space and kind neighbors
WaterWithin t1_jc4u9ep wrote
Thirding this, it's great here. You might also like Waverly or Beverly Hills, Northwood, Govans etc. Just throwing neighborhoods out there. I love Baltimore bc you can live in the city but have space for BBQ, gardening, etc. The rental market on the NE side is not great, but you could eventually buy a house here. Look around Morgan State University, there are more rentals in the student neighborhoods
Panserbjornsrevenge t1_jc4tf57 wrote
Yes! I live in Hamilton and have the house/yard with a nice blend of people with kids, people without kids, and easy access to the city life. I love it here.
JeffTheLizard2K15 t1_jc69fv3 wrote
Also recommending this and Moravia-Walther.
GammaRadJockey OP t1_jc4oz14 wrote
We will have to look. Currently they don't really have anything that fits what we're hoping for, but these definitely weren't on our radar before! Thanks.
waterorsharks t1_jc50coy wrote
Check out Charles Village too! We have a decent sized row home and small front and back yards. It's family friendly but you can also walk to a lot of restaurants and bars.
Gorgon86 t1_jc54tnu wrote
Look at Cedmont. In the city. Single family homes with yards. Still easy to get downtown
Few_Society5388 t1_jc4vf19 wrote
Thirding. Most of the areas off the main drag feel suburban but there are all kinds of amenities within walking distance. Tons of young families. The farmer’s market is awesome. Check out Hamilton-Lauraville Mainstreet.Hampden might fit your criteria but definitely has more of the issues that come with “city life”.
Eta: maybe check out Medfield? Walking distance to Hampden, close to multiple grocery stores, but a little more residential and quiet.
AttorneyDense t1_jc4okg5 wrote
Second this.
mattyboy22 t1_jc5ng3c wrote
Hah ! Looks like a bunch of us here.
steadyjello t1_jc6zkqz wrote
Came here to say this! I live in Arcadia/Beverly hills. And it's great. Feels like the suburbs but downtown is only 15 minutes away, and all the suburb shopping 10-20 minutes away as well.
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