Historic Oakwood Homes with Wake County Schools Middle School

Welcome to Historic Oakwood, a captivating subdivision nestled in the heart of Raleigh, North Carolina. This charming neighborhood is steeped in rich history and is renowned for its stunning Victorian architecture and tree-lined streets that evoke a sense of nostalgia. As one of Raleigh's oldest neighborhoods, Historic Oakwood offers a unique blend of historic charm and modern convenience, making it an ideal place for families, young professionals, and retirees alike.

Residents of Historic Oakwood enjoy the benefits of living in Wake County, where top-rated schools provide an exceptional education for children. Families will be pleased to know that the subdivision is served by Wake County Schools, ensuring that students have access to quality middle school education just a stone's throw away. This commitment to education makes Historic Oakwood a prime choice for families looking to settle down in a community that values learning and growth.

In addition to its historical significance and educational advantages, Historic Oakwood boasts a vibrant community atmosphere. With nearby parks, local shops, and delightful dining options, residents can easily immerse themselves in the local culture. The proximity to downtown Raleigh means that the excitement of city life is just a short drive away, offering a perfect balance of tranquility and urban convenience.

Whether you're strolling through the picturesque streets or enjoying a family picnic in one of the nearby parks, Historic Oakwood is a neighborhood that truly feels like home. Come discover the charm and community spirit that awaits you in this remarkable Raleigh subdivision!

Newest Historic Oakwood Homes with Wake County Schools Middle School

$765,000

3 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 10185413 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status ⋅ Ford-Kennedy House BLDG.

Built in 1901 for brothers James and Charles Ford, this Queen Anne/Neoclassical Revival two-story later housed prominent architect James Matthew Kennedy (designer of the Raleigh City Market and Murphey School) from 1909-1916. Architectural highlights include a steeply pitched hipped roof, a striking gabled front projection with lozenge-shaped shingles and a Palladian-style attic vent, a wraparound front porch with Tuscan columns, a charming bay window, and classic two-over-two windows throughout. Currently configured as a triplex — ideal for investors, house-hackers, or anyone looking to convert it back to a single-family home. A detached structure at the rear of the lot was originally built as a two-car garage in 1948 and is currently used as a shed, with easy potential to convert it back to garage use.

612 Polk St, Raleigh

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