Most Beautiful Suburbs of America (Post Photos!) (houses, neighborhood)

[I dont know]

Please note the city and state it's in, and if there's anything to do there
(i.e. Red Lobster, chain restaurants, etc...)

Thank you!

[jtur88]

Covington/Newport/Fort Thomas, Kentucky. Liveable and traditional small towns, within a few minutes walk of downtown Cincinnati, via the pedestrian bridge. Ten minute walk on safe streets to Cincinnati Reds and Bengals games.

http://www.city-data.com/picfilesc/picc69462.php

Edcouch, Texas, (pop. 4,000) at the geographic center of the McAllen/Brownsville metro, populaton over a million. In Edcouch, Big Joe's BBQ and Jacket's Taco Loco.

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/44780518 (broken link)

[PGKangrui]

Park City, Utah. It is only about 1/2 an hour from Salt Lake, so it could be considered a suburb. Many people from there work in Salt Lake City.

http://www.pictureninja.com/pages/un...-park-city.jpg

And this doesn't just have normal suburban entertainment. They have skiing, snowboarding, hiking, and more entertainment.

[BPerone201]

Montclair, NJ is beautiful. Suburb of Newark/NYC)


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There's Montclair State University, an Art Museum, Eagle Rock Reservation, all sorts of restaurants/bars/nightlife.. It has a bustling downtown.

[Ann_Arbor]

I like how everyone is posting photos of the urban, or historically rich parts of the suburb they are describing (Hint to developers and town planners, you can have a suburb that has urban and walkable parts). I like urban-type suburbs myself, and may leave the city if I can find one that is close to my place of work at some point. I have no photos, but here in Pittsburgh- Mt. Lebanon, Aspinwall and Swickley fit that bill..

[ckhthankgod]

In my area, I'd say DeWitt, Fayetteville, Clay, Cicero and Fairmount/Camillus, among others.

[the city]

Well, in southern California Orange County suburban communities pwn:

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Ladera Ranch

Entertainment:
-Starbucks
-Jalapenos and other restaurants
-24 Hr Fitness

also has Fresh N Easy

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Mission Viejo

Entertainment:
-Gyms
-Shops at Mission Viejo (mall)
-Starbucks
-Largest retailers: Macy's, Sears, Nordstroms, Target, Home Depot
-Chilis and mall restauraunts
-bowling alley
-movie theater
-Kalidioscope Center-laser tag, arcade, nice restaurants, shops

also has Trader Joes and Fresh N Easy

And then there is also my small town suburbia San Luis obispo

http://images.businessweek.com/ss/09...uis_obispo.jpg
San Luis Obispo

Entertainment:
-Gyms
-Olive Garden, Apple Bee's, and Hometown Buffet
-Largest retailers: Costco, Home Depot, Target, Sears, Kohl's, Forever 21, Macy's (coming soon)
-downtown bars and shopping-Hiquera Street
-Starbucks
-college bowling alley
-downtown movie theater
-SLO Little Theater, Cal Poly Performing Arts Center, Cuesta Performing Arts Center (plays)

and then has Trader Joes, Fresh N Easy, and New Frontiers

[RioDominicana]

I live in Shaker Heights,Ohio. It's a streetcar suburb of Cleveland that borders it on the east.

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Shaker borders Cleveland's Little Italy and all of its museums and hospitals in the adjacent neighborhood. Shaker Square is a New Englandish town square that has restaurants, bookstores, coffee shops, a supermarket and a movie theater. It's not in the city itself but it's 5 minutes away from an upscale outdoor shopping center. There's a nature center and a reservation system that has 5 lakes in the middle of the city.

[annie_himself]

I love St. Augustine, Florida, suburb of Jacksonville.
Some I took:


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I LOVE LOVE LOVE St. Augustine, Florida!!

[nashvols]

http://www.city-data.com/forum/18627290-post94.html

^^^
Franklin, Tennessee (pop. 62,487).

Suburb of Nashville (20 miles south).

The link is to a few photos I shot this morning. It only shows the "downtown" area...a lot of the rest of the area is typical suburbia (lots of cookie cutter houses, big box retailers, etc.), but the area itself is beautiful, surrounded by lush rolling hills. As far as things to do...it's home to the largest retail district in the state, Cool Springs. Too many stores and restaurants to list.