Blount Street Commons... remaking Raleigh's premiere 19th century neighborhood.
Residents of the Commons can enjoy walking the tree-lined streets of neighboring Historic Oakwood.
Walk past the magnificent Governor's mansion each day on your way downtown.
People are already living, working, and playing in the Commons.

The downtown Raleigh location is unique in the nation. People already live, work and play in the Commons that is surrounded seamlessly by vibrant historic neighborhoods, William Peace University, the Governors Mansion, state offices, courts, museums, restaurants, galleries, a theater and much more.

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August 2011 - Sales Center Relocates to Lewis Smith House
Blount Street's sales center has relocated to the stately Lewis Smith house at 515 N. Blount Street. Built in 1855, the two-story frame Greek Revival structure is on the National List of Historic Places and is designated as a Raleigh Historic Landmark.
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July 2011 - Blount Street Commons Sees Resurgence
RALEIGH, N.C. – In case the crane and bulldozers weren't a clue, historic Blount Street Commons, a storied neighborhood in downtown Raleigh that has been undergoing revitalization is enjoying a welcomed momentum shift. Spanning 21 acres within the urban core, this quaint, prestigious neighborhood is seeing a whirlwind of construction activity with a number of projects underway.
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Available Historic Homes & Lots
Merrimon-Wynne House
500 N. Blount Street
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Lewis-Smith House
515 N. Blount Street
Row Homes
Many exciting floorplans still available
Carriage Homes
Many exciting floorplans still available