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Our neighborhood takes
pride in its friendly atmosphere, its strong sense of community, and
its place in Greensboro's history.
Aycock has a rich
architectural heritage, with most homes dating from the early 20th
century. The neighborhood is listed on the
National Register of Historic Places
and is one of three locally-designated
historic districts
in Greensboro.
The homes in Aycock
are various in style and size. Typical homes include two-story
Queen Annes,
Arts-and-Crafts style bungalows,
and
American Foursquares.
You can also find a scattering of other styles, such as
Tudor Revivals and
Dutch Colonials.
Please enjoy our
website, and feel free to contact any of our
neighborhood board
members
if you want to find out more about us.
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