Dalewood Way, Miraloma Park

Dalewood Way I would say is a street that definitely keeps it naturalistic features. One side of the street is full of trees from a park; you’ll always get a fresh smell in the morning or even just passing by on this street. What I found great about this street is the fact that it lies on a relatively high point where you can get a good view of the area below. Not only that, but the fact that this street was so quiet when I had passed by it! I’m not sure if it was only during that time, but will definitely bet that the residents here have a great time living in peace. Although I would not go to this street just its peace and quiet, but I would definitely want to live here as the houses are big, separate, look good, and reside in a good neighborhood.

Dalewood Way stretches through a part of forested nature by Mt Davidson Park which gives the street some credibility as far as a scenic drive goes however once you hit the residential part it becomes a different street. First of all the street seems continually makes it way uphill. The houses are all perched on the West side coming from Bella Vista Way until you pass Mt Davidson Park then they are on both sides. The houses pretty much all look the same. Slabs of boxes on stilts with no yards. This is exactly why you should not try to build houses in areas that are meant to be designed for nature. The whole thing is off. The street is always crowded with people walking their dogs and jogging too. There aren't even any sidewalks on half of the street.