The
floor plan is versatile. For instance, any of the three bedrooms could easily
be used as den, study, office, play room. And the daylight basement, pictured
below, with entrances in and out could easily be finished or used “as
is” as a workshop, studio, or potting shed.
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Please
call for the names of nearby neighbors who can describe Oakwood activities
including the annual Candlelight Tour, Easter egg hunt, 4th of July picnic
in the Commons, spring jazz brunch, fall pig-picking, monthly pot-luck
suppers, garden club, baby-sitting resources, nearby kids and more.
A map showing the Oakwood neighborhood is available by fax or email. This
map includes the new Wake County Museum Middle School, the Exploris Middle
School & IMAX Theater at Moore Square, and the Raleigh Charter High
School at Pilot Mill. These are just a few of the reasons a growing number
of households are moving “downtown” from elsewhere in the
Triangle.
The value of property in Oakwood is increased by the fact that it is both
a local and a National Historic district. Contact the Raleigh Historic
Districts Commission for more information at 832-7238.
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