01
Mill Quarter
Old brick, short walks, and the river at the end of every street.
- Homes
- Bungalows and cottages, Loft condominiums, Townhouses
- Best for
- Walking to everything, character homes, a porch over a big garden
- Median sale price
- [MEDIAN PRICE]
Neighborhood guides
Where to live: four neighborhoods, compared
Walkable and brick, leafy and roomy, wooded and private, or down by the water. Here’s what each one is really like, from the people who sell homes on its streets.
Choose an area on the map to read its guide.
02
Elm Park
Big trees, wide lots and the houses people stay in for decades.
- Homes
- Craftsman and Colonial homes, Post-war ranches
- Best for
- More bedrooms, bigger lots, quiet streets
- Median sale price
- [MEDIAN PRICE]
03
Cedar Hollow
Winding roads, wooded lots and some of the best mid-century houses around.
- Homes
- Mid-century modern homes, Newer custom homes
- Best for
- Privacy, trees and original architecture
- Median sale price
- [MEDIAN PRICE]
04
Harbor Point
Docks, porches and the water at the end of the road.
- Homes
- Waterfront homes, Cottages and newer two-story homes
- Best for
- Boating, water views and a slower pace
- Median sale price
- [MEDIAN PRICE]
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