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Named for the hills and dales in the area, Roslindale possesses a combination of cultural diversity and pastoral beauty. A renaissance reincarnated Roslindale Village which erupts with classic mainstays. Residents of “Rozzie” receive an urban/suburban mix from the various coffee shops and parks, as well as the close proximity to the city. Although further distance creates more traffic into the city, Rozzie residents provide a solution for everything and equipped their town with a dedicated bus lane between the Village to Forest Hills. Above average public schools, a spread of residents, and a recent bump in new businesses are all just part of why residents who live in Rozzie, stay in Rozzie.
Roslindale residents are a mixed bag of families with deep roots in the neighborhood, hipsters, young professionals, and older retirees. Most residents are said to own their homes, but many new members of the community are welcomed to rent as well. The majority identify as liberal and are known for saying if you live in Roslindale, the chances are high that you will love Roslindale.
Rozzie’s plentiful green spaces are truly beloved by all who encounter them. The Arnold Arboretum is one of Rosindales most beloved attractions. Spanning Jamaica Plain, the Arboretum dips into Roslindale as well, adding another layer of nature to the already clustered park experience. Residents take full advantage of these green areas and are said to appreciate the perfect blend of city appeal at far enough distance to taste a little suburbia.
The most unique aspect of Roslindale is its bewildering ability to maintain a true “neighborhood” feel. While other parts of Boston have the city appeal, Roslindale has successfully held onto its character and charm even through its renaissance decades ago. Therefore, Bostonians have been flocking to Roslindale in the last few years. Not only for its wonderful parks and support of local business, but also since it is one of the few “true” neighborhoods where it’s possible to buy a home and raise a family, and become a part of a greater community.
