Located north of downtown Raleigh, the Glenwood-Brooklyn Historic District is made up of two neighborhoods, Glenwood and Brooklyn. Development of the neighborhood began in 1905, when the Glenwood Land Company was incorporated. Glenwood-Brooklyn was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2002. Home styles in Glenwood-Brooklyn include Queen Anne, Colonial Revival, and Craftsman.
Restaurants: Cafe Helios, Mellow Mushroom
Retail: Ornamentea, Peace Street Market
Parks: Fletcher Park
This vintage Raleigh bungalow is Inside The Beltline living done right. With open living spaces and high ceilings, 808 Brooklyn Street will make your dreams come true. Th...
SHOWINGS BEGIN FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. Stunning luxury end unit townhome in the heart of the historic Glenwood-Brooklyn neighborhood — just minutes from downtown Raleigh, Fl...
Step into a piece of Raleigh history at the Andrew J. Etheridge House, a charming early-20th-century home in the Glenwood-Brooklyn Historic District—one of Raleigh's earl...
Completely rebuilt to new construction standards behind a partially protected historic facade. New CO, builder warranty, appliance warranties, new mechanicals, new syste...
This historic home offers incredible authenticity and history as well as all of the benefits of being walking distance from the edge of downtown Raleigh. Located within R...
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