Raleigh Neighborhoods

The following is a list of neighborhoods in Raleigh, North Carolina.

Inside the Beltline

*Glenwood South: Glenwood South consists of the last several blocks of Glenwood Avenue just west of downtown and south of Peace Street. The area used to be a warehouse district and industrial neighborhood, but is now becoming a restaurant, shopping, and nightlife district with new condominium developments as well as renovations of historic buildings, most notably The Creamery, which used to be a dairy production center but is now restaurants and offices.
*State Government District: This area is bounded by Peace Street on the north, Jones Street and the North Carolina State Legislative Building on the south, Capital Boulevard on the west, and N Wilmington Street on the east. The area mostly consists of North Carolina state government buildings and offices, and a grass "mall" between N Salisbury and N Wilmington Streets.
*Warehouse District
*Fayetteville Street (Central Business District)
*Moore Square
*Boylan Heights
*Capital Park
*Pilot Mill
*Historic Oakwood
*Blount Street
*Glenwood-Brooklyn
*Cameron Park
*Country Club Hills
*Five Points
*Hayes Barton
*Mordecai
*Glenwood Village
*Chavis Heights
*South Park
*University Park
*North Carolina State University
*Raleigh Country Club
*Drewry Hills
*Ridge Road
*Belvidere Park
*Woodcrest

North Raleigh

*North Hills
*Crabtree Valley
*Brookhaven
*Brentwood
*Brier Creek
*Stonehenge
*Falls River
*Northridge
*Stonebridge
*Wood Valley
*Crossgate
*Bent Tree
*Wakefield
*Westlake
*Springdale
*Dominion Park
*Durant Trails
*Millbrook
*New Hope
*Lake Park

West Raleigh and Southwest Raleigh

*Old Raleigh
*Westover
*Laurel Hills
*Umstead, located near William B. Umstead State Park
*Tysonville
*Asbury

South and East Raleigh

*Hedingham
*Skycrest Village
*Wilder's Grove
*Southgate
*Walnut Creek
*Lake Wheeler
*Swift Creek
*Rhamkatte
*Parkland
*Biltmore Hills
*Carolina Pines