East End Neighborhood Guide
Gold Dome Glow, Murals, Empty Glass Nights
🧭Geographically defined by: The Kanawha River, easy I-64 and I-77 access, Greenbrier Street and the State Capitol grounds, 35th Street and the 35th Street Bridge toward Kanawha City on the east
📌Well known for: Beautiful historic homes, a strong sense of community, and unique front-yard gardens
👕You can spot an East End local by: Great parallel parking skills and an array of thrifted finds ready to display during local yard sales
👍Move here for: Walkable eats, river breezes, quick access to jobs at the state capitol
👎The downsides are: Train horns in the middle of the night, summer festival traffic, touch-and-go parking availability
✨The vibe around the East End is: Artsy, neighborly, porch-happy
Pros & Cons of East End
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East End Neighborhood DNA
Porch sitters, dog walkers, and mural hunters
