
Westmoreland Neighborhood Guide
Westmoreland sits along the Ohio River on Huntington's west side, a quiet residential stretch where brick streets and wide-porched American Foursquares give the neighborhood a settled, unhurried character that hasn't changed much in decades. The housing stock runs from sturdy Craftsman cottages to mid-century ranch homes, reflecting the generations of industrial workers and families who built lives here and largely stayed. Camden Park, one of the oldest amusement parks in the country, sits nearby, which brings its own seasonal energy to the area. If you're drawn to a neighborhood with genuine roots, architectural consistency, and a pace that resists reinvention, Westmoreland delivers exactly that.
Where Huntington Meets Wayne County
๐งญBordered by: Bordering the Ohio River, stretching to Highway 52, between Sunset Drive and West 29th Street
๐Best known for: Big porches, brick streets, American Foursquares, Craftsman cottages, and ranch homes
๐You'll fit in if: You're cool with things pretty much staying the same as they've been for decades
๐Locals live here because: It has a long history of welcoming industrial workers and families alike
๐Don't say we didn't warn you about: Its close proximity to Camden Park (an amusement park)
โจThe general vibe is: Quiet residential
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