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Historic tree lined neighborhood, that offers tranquility in the midst of being an eclectic urban center. An incredible rich, diverse, and quirky neighborhood, you can hear multiple languages while walking around and when the weather warms every car that passes by amplifies the feeling of summer with music that’ll make you involuntarily dance. We recommend walking around the neighborhood if you’re looking for a stroll - lots of cool houses, neighborhood characters, and the smell of beans and rice on every corner. We are four blocks from the heart of the Dominican community in Providence (Broad St/La Broa). South Providence/South Elmwood is filled with many recent immigrant families who bring a lovely energy to the place. You can find a lot of various small grocery stores catering to each community. The neighborhood is also an artist filled place with lots of families. There’s a bird clinic just down the street which means you can hear bird songs, chickens clucking, and other harmonies. You’re an easy bike ride to a lot of great places to eat, but there are no third-wave coffee shops around the corner (in case that’s what you’re looking for). BUT, we are a coffee loving household, so will gladly point you to one.
The spot is 3/4 of a mile from the large and beautiful city park: Roger Williams Park. You should definitely go to the park! It has a zoo, old carousel, walking paths, botanical garden, Japanese garden, small historical museum, and swan boats.
It is 2 miles from the heart of downtown Providence, where you’ll easily find lots to do with a quick web search. We have guidebooks linked to our profiles. We love spending time near the new pedestrian bridge, and other various green spaces across the city.
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The house is two miles from downtown providence. You can often find ride share bikes and scooters in the neighborhood and there are dedicated bike lanes that take you right into downtown. There is street parking which is usually available right in front of the house. There are two main bus lines nearby, one on Broad and the other on Elmwood. Though a very walkable neighborhood, getting downtown—if that’s your aim—is best via bike/bus/car/ride share.