Why Live in Five Points
Five Points in Raleigh is known for its distinctive intersection where five roads converge, creating a landmark in this upscale neighborhood. Residents appreciate the area's walkability, with easy access to local businesses such as Larry’s Coffee, Trophy Brewing, The Third Place Coffee Shop, Lola's Beach Bar and Bloomsbury Bistro. The Village District, less than 2 miles away, offers more high-end shopping and dining, while Midtown Raleigh provides convenient grocery options like Costco and Wegmans nearby.
The neighborhood features a mix of historic Craftsman-style bungalows and American Foursquares, alongside modern infill homes and townhouses, all set on quiet, tree-lined streets. Families benefit from top-rated schools in the Wake County Public School System, including Underwood Magnet Elementary School, Oberlin Magnet Middle School and Needham Broughton Magnet High School, as well as the nearby private St. David’s School.
Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy several parks, such as Roanoke Park with its playground and sledding hill, Fallon Park with picnic areas and walking trails, and Fred Fletcher Park with manicured paths and flower beds. The neighborhood is well-connected, with Glenwood Avenue providing direct routes to downtown Raleigh and Interstate 440, and GoRaleigh bus routes offering additional transit options.
