Rosewood, a neighborhood in Greensboro, is situated two miles northeast of downtown and is bordered by North O. Henry Boulevard, Summit Avenue, and Wendover Avenue East. Established in 1928, the area features bungalows, ranch-style homes, and National-style builds, primarily from the 1940s and '50s, with some dating back to the 1920s and others from the 2000s. These single-story homes are typically under 1,000 square feet with two bedrooms, making them suitable for first-time homebuyers. The neighborhood has undergone rehabilitation efforts, including the development of Rosewood Park, a one-acre green space with a playground, picnic tables, and a paved trail. Rosewood is less than a mile from North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University and about a mile from Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital. The Greensboro Transit Agency bus route 6 provides access to downtown and Guilford Plaza. Northeast Shopping Center, located at Summit and East Bessemer Avenues, offers stores like Compare Foods, Walgreens, and Dollar Tree, along with several fast-food options. Dining highlights include Monk’s, Luxe Soulfood and Cocktails, Pizzeria L'Italiano, and Crafted. For recreation, residents can visit Autumn Park, Village at Northside Park, and the Greensboro Sportsplex. Page High, a highly rated school, offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. The neighborhood is also close to several annual events in downtown Greensboro, such as the North Carolina Folk Festival.
