Newton Booth Historic District blends turn-of-the-century craftsmanship with the easy rhythm of city living. Tucked just south of Sacramento’s core and steps from Midtown, the neighborhood is known for its leafy streets, classic bungalows, and porch-to-porch conversation. Daily needs are a quick stroll away—locals swear by the community spirit (and stellar deli) at the Sacramento Natural Foods Co-op, while coffee bars, galleries, and the R Street corridor’s eateries add variety without sacrificing the low-key feel.
History is close at hand: afternoons at Sutter’s Fort State Historic Park offer a tangible link to the region’s past, and weekend farmers’ markets keep the calendar full. Commuters appreciate the 29th Street light rail station and plentiful bike lanes, with the Sacramento Regional Transit network making quick work of trips to the Capitol, the arena, or a night out. You’re also well-positioned to explore creative pockets in Oak Park and leafy avenues in East Sacramento.
Families find solid academic options within the Sacramento City Unified School District, including nearby elementary programs and well-regarded high school pathways. The neighborhood’s scale encourages knowing your barista, your block, and your local shopkeepers, while its central location keeps the entire city within easy reach.
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