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Living in Elm Park
Big trees, wide lots and the houses people stay in for decades.
What it’s like
Elm Park was laid out in the 1920s around a long green, and it still feels like it: tree-lined streets, deep front lawns and a mix of Craftsman and Colonial houses with room to grow.
This is where people tend to land when they need more room. The lots are generous, the streets are quiet, and the green in the middle is where the neighborhood meets: games on weekends, a summer concert or two.
Houses come up less often here than elsewhere, and the good ones move quickly. Many have been carefully updated; a few are waiting for their next owner to do it.
Homes you’ll find here
Craftsman and Colonial homes
1920s–1940s, three to five bedrooms
Post-war ranches
On the northern streets, often on larger lots
Day to day
- The long central green with playgrounds and courts
- Mature street trees on almost every block
- A short drive or bike ride to the Mill Quarter
Best for: More bedrooms, bigger lots, quiet streets
Homes in Elm Park
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