What are the nicest U.S. suburbs you've ever visited?
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Anonymous
| Concord, Mass. |
Anonymous
+1000000000000000 |
Anonymous
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Just moved to Patk City and really loving it!
But I also enjoyed Bethesda!! |
Anonymous
| (( Park )) |
Anonymous
| Winnetka IL. Where home alone was filmed |
Anonymous
| CT’s Gold Coast - Greenwich, Darien, Westport, New Canaan |
Anonymous
Grew up in Westport. You can add Southport. Redding, Ridgefield, Madison, Weston .... |
Anonymous
Yes, they are different. Glencoe is right on the lake, Glenview is inland. It is VERY nice, but mostly post war housing and not notably charming/beautiful like Glencoe imo. Glencoe shares a high school with Winnetka and Wilmette so I tend to group those three together in my mind. And Kenilworth. And Northfield goes to New Trier too for that matter, and is also very nice, but it’s a notch below the others in terms of visual beauty and charm. IMO, again. |
Anonymous
Yes. Chicago’s north shore is just lovely. |
Anonymous
| Heathrow, FL |
Anonymous
| Piedmont, CA (East Bay, next to Oakland) |
Anonymous
| Bronxville NY |
Anonymous
I live in Bethesda, and like it, but I would not say it's the nicest suburb. While downtown Bethesda is much more of a destination than it was when I was growing up, it still isn't really a traditional town center. |
Anonymous
But not nicer than the Chicago suburbs.... |
Anonymous
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La Jolla, CA.
Germantown, Columbus OH Highland Park, Dallas Pacific Palisades, CA |