Newton Booth is a historic central neighborhood just south of Midtown, taking in the Poverty Ridge rise where some of Sacramento's grand early homes sit on the small bluff that stayed dry in the floods that named it. The housing is a satisfying mix of Victorians, Craftsman bungalows, and stately older homes on a walkable grid, with the revitalized R Street corridor and its restaurants and lofts on the northern edge and Broadway and Sacramento City College close to the south. It is genuinely central and pedestrian-friendly, with light rail and downtown within easy reach. The tradeoffs are the central-city ones: tight parking, busier arterials, and the bustle of being near the R Street and Broadway action. For buyers who want historic architecture, a real sense of place, and a walkable address bridging Midtown and Curtis Park, Newton Booth is a standout.




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