Historic Cleveland-Holloway Neighborhood Home Tour
The Cleveland-Holloway neighborhood just east of downtown Durham is hosting a home tour this Saturday, May 17. The tour starts at 1pm at 406 Oakwood Avenue, a 1920's Craftsman bungalow currently being renovated.
The cost is free, although a $5 donation to the neighborhood is greatly appreciated. For more information about the tour and available home in the Cleveland-Holloway area, visit http://chhomes.blogspot.com.
The neighborhood also garnered a cover on this week's Independent Weekly. See the article here.
Directions: From downtown, go 1 block east on Holloway. Just past the library, take a left on Queen Street and then a right on Ottawa. Go one block to Oakwood Avenue.
The cost is free, although a $5 donation to the neighborhood is greatly appreciated. For more information about the tour and available home in the Cleveland-Holloway area, visit http://chhomes.blogspot.com.
The neighborhood also garnered a cover on this week's Independent Weekly. See the article here.
Directions: From downtown, go 1 block east on Holloway. Just past the library, take a left on Queen Street and then a right on Ottawa. Go one block to Oakwood Avenue.
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