Are there any neighborhoods like Dilworth in other cities?

[Mr78609]

You will needs lots and lots of money . The fine older maintained homes like you want ARE SELDOM FOR SALE......

[cjones26]

Originally Posted by goldenage1

That would be helpful, rather than asking us to make stabs in the dark.

I also think Oak Park Illinois (Chicago suburb) has the interesting architecture, walkable streets and nice town center. I am not sure you would want to live in that climate.

I like the well planned streets with cute bungalows and embedded neighborhood parks (Latta), schools (Dilworth Elementary) and churches, along with the walkable grocery store and restaurants at Kennilworth Commons. Being close to the city is also a plus, but ranks lower on the list than the aforementioned.

[SGMI]

The Five Points area of Raleigh sounds like that. I had the opportunity to live a few blocks from it in 1987, before it became fully gentrified. $150 a month for my room with utilities included. Sure can't do that there anymore!

I'd walk to the grocery store at the main corner (It was an old Winn Dixie then) for my groceries. Was close enough to NCSU to bicycle to it. The homes around there are more 1940s-era, but nice with all brick sides and with porches.

[pumbaa]

oakleigh in mobile alabama
the fan in richmond va
benton park in st louis
minnehaha in minneapolis

there are a lot that are similar but none will be exactly the same or have the same feel.

[spencer114]

In Richmond I’d say Bellevue and Forest Hill
https://www.bellevueweb.org/