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EAST SIDE, PROVIDENCE

[http://providencerealestate.multiply.com/journal/item/1/EAST-SIDE-PROVIDENCE Providence Real Estate] - The East Side of Providence is probably the premiere locations to live in Rhode Island. It is central to downtown, yet it seems like some sort of away. Quiet tree lined streets, beautiful and distinct neighborhoods, and wonderful parks dot the East Side. If you are relocating to Brown University or Rhode Island School of Design, there is not a better spot!

 
The sensational campus of Brown University

If you're one of many lucky individuals working/attending school at Brown University or Rhode Island School of Design, College Hill (map below) will be a good way to reside. Nowhere on College Hill is much more when compared to a couple of minutes from each university. Most of the time, you'll be also in a position to walk for the schools. Additionally, College Hill also borders Downtown. On Friday night, a lovely walk along the brick sidewalks of faculty Hill will lead you right to WaterFire.

 
RISD Museum of Art - Directly on College Hill

Unless you want to live so close to the school, check out Wayland Square. Still just a couple minutes by car, or even a slightly longer walk, Wayland Square offers upscale shopping and dining. A few of the finest homes in Providence are saved to streets that filter directly into Wayland Square. Elmgrove Ave, Wayland Ave, Taber Ave, and Angell St. are all fantastic places to call home. Blackstone Park, Moses Brown School, and also the Wheeler School are typical within shouting distance.

 
Wayland Square can be a charming selection for your following home

[http://yourprovidencehome.orbs.com/ Rhode Island Real Estate] - Summer season reveals the best in every East-Siders, as festivals, farmer's markets, and sidewalk cafes become the life style. The East Side starts to seem like a European city from May, after the spring temperatures start rising. The less popular Hope Village, merely a mile from Thayer St,. is also a good way to dine and shop with all the locals when the sun begins to shine. From the end of Thayer St., follow Hope St. north, and you will encounter Hope Village which is the place to find the famous Seven Stars Bakery. The village is also just a quick stroll to the Brown University football stadium, therefore the sports fan will invariably have something to look to. 

 
Hope Street Village, merely a mile from Thayer Street

Wickenden Street is the one other good spot around the East Side. Conveniently located near 195, Wickenden Street is close to the highway, Downtown, Rhode Island Hospital, Hasbro Children's Hospital, and India Point Park. The park can be a starting place for the East Bay Trail, that is a bike/walk/jog trail that goes all the way to Bristol, RI. 

 
India Point Park at sunset is an idyllic way to spend a summer night

Finally, if you are a runner/biker/walker or have pets and youngsters, a great spot to go is Blackstone Boulevard. A trail runs directly down the core boulevard, which supplies an excellent path for exercise enthusiasts to stretch their legs! Benefit from the path, because it runs towards the Pawtucket City line! 

 
Blackstone Boulevard - See the beautiful exercise trail

[http://providencerealestate2.lifeyo.com/home/preview/ Rhode Island Real Estate] - In case you are moving to Rhode Island, and Providence in particular, the East Side is among the most historic and delightful communities within the state. For those who have any queries about the area, feel free to contact Mike Snow at 401-525-6506. Mike thrives on the East Side, and will be very happy to take you over a tour of his home. You can even look at Mike's website at www.yourprovidencehome.com. You can also find Mike Snow's ranked page by searching for him on Google!