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     Kirkwood Park is located in Midtown Raleigh, one of the area's most vibrant destinations. Raleigh continues to top the charts as one of the most desirable cities to live in the United States. Within five miles of Kirkwood Park , Raleigh offers some of the trendiest restaurants, hottests shopping destinations, major universities, art museums, sporting venues, healthcare facilities, parks and recreation areas.

     Kirkwood Park is conveniently located in the heart of Raleigh off West Millbrook Road between Creedmoor Road and Leadmine Road.

     Designed to feel like a quaint southern neighborhood, Kirkwood Park offers 13 homesites. Don't miss this rare opportunity to be a part of a charming, tree-lined community located in the heart of Raleigh.

• Award-winning Golf Courses including private courses such as Carolina Country Club (4 miles), North Ridge Country Club (5 miles), and Brier Creek Country Club (8 miles); public golf courses include Eagle Ridge Golf Course, Raleigh Golf Association, and Wildwood Green Golf Club.
• Major colleges and universities including North Carolina State University, Duke University, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Meredith College, North Carolina Central University, and Peace College.
• Sports including the NHL Stanley Cup winning Carolina Hurricanes, Durham Bulls, and Carolina Mudcats minor league baseball teams, and collegiate sports.
• Parks including 50 acre Shelley Lake Park (0.5 miles), and 5,579 acre William B. Umstead State Park (7 miles) and 735 acre Lake Crabtree County Park (12 miles).
• Shopping areas include Crabtree Valley Mall (1.8 miles), North Hills (3 miles), Cameron Village (6 miles), and Brier Creek (8 miles).
• Cultural Venues including the RBC Center, Meymandi Concert Hall, Progress Energy Center for the Performing Arts, and the North Carolina Museum of Art.