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Our Raleigh homesites are in and around some of the most sought-after existing neighborhoods, “Inside the Beltline.” They are nestled among historic districts and tree-lined streets.
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Inside the Beltline is a beautiful area with historic neighborhoods that haven’t lost their charm from overdevelopment. Many of these neighborhoods are walkable and have a strong sense of community, such as Mordecai, Hayes Barton, and Bloomsbury. The historic homes have a variety of architectures, including Craftsman bungalows, Tudor-style houses, and Colonial Revivals. Our new construction blends in with the homes that have been here forever. New homes incorporate similar architectural styles and maintain a consistent scale and character to ensure a cohesive aesthetic.
People love the ITB area for the proximity to its amenities, including downtown Raleigh, museums, festivals, job opportunities, arts and culture, and upscale shopping and dining.
If you are new to the area, you may be wondering exactly where the area called “Inside the Beltline” is. The beltline to which we refer is I-440, which goes around a portion of central Raleigh. Inside the Beltline is not a precise, officially defined area, but it is generally understood to be the area within the 16.4-mile loop of I-440.
Inside the Beltline (ITB) is smaller than Raleigh overall, but includes much of its central area and older neighborhoods such as Five Points, Mordecai, Oakwood, Hayes Barton, and Glenwood South. As an area that is close to downtown, the area is densely populated. Here are some statistics: The population in the ITB area is around 5,680 individuals, with the number of households at 3,624. The largest age group is 25 and 64 years old, with a median age being approximately 34.2 years.
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